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ftlteri pereundo. (Alii al. leg.) - 
IT Perire, to perish, implies a violent 
death: Interire, a gentle sinking away, 
or a lingering and painful death ; Obire, 
or obire mortem, is applied only to a 
natural death, the approach of which is 
met patiently and calmly ; Oppetere 
mortem, to await death (as in battle, &c.) 
with firmness, or to commit suicide; Mori, 
to die. 
PEREQUITS (per & equito), as, avi, 
2 atum, n. 1 . to ride through, round, or all 
over, fn'iniragw. Cats, Per omnes partes 
perequitant. Id. Inter duas acies per- 
equitans. Liv. Cum perequitasset aci- 
em. Id. Cum ex via longe perequitasset. 
PEReRRS (per & erro), as, avi, atum, a. 
2 1 . to wander or travel over, pass, go, or run 
over or through, traverse, survey, explore, 
examine, irepnrXavoipai. Colum. Igno- 
tum pererrat orbem. Petron. Pererra- 
vit omnes cellas. Horat. Vespertinum- 
que pererro s®pe forum, saunter through. 
Ovid. Quid Io freta longa pererras ? 
Virg. Totum pererrat luminibus, h. e. 
eyes, surveys. Plin. Ep. Hedera ramos 
pererrat, twines round. Virg. Pererrato 
ponto, traversed. Senec. Annibal reges 
pererravit, went round from one to- an 
other. 
PERERuDJTtiS (per & eruditus), a, um, 
adj. very learned, noXvpafhjs. Cic. Ho 
mo pereruditus. 
PERESOS, a, um. See Percdo. 
PEReXIGOe (perexiguus), adverb, very 
meanly or niggardly. Cic. Perexigue 
prabere. 
PEREXrGOOS (per & exiguus), a, um, 
adj. very small, very little. Cic. Semen 
perexiguum. Id. Bona fortunse perex- 
igua. C(cs. Perexiguum loci spatium. 
Id. Id (frumentum) erat perexiguum. 
Liv. Facto argento perexiguo uteban- 
tur, very little plate. 
PEREXILIS (per & exilis), e, adj. very 
slender. Colum. 
PEREXoPTATOS (per & exoptatus), a, 
3 um, adj. very much desired or icishedfor. 
Gell. Per, magister optime, exoptatus 
venis. 
PEREXPEDITOS (per & expeditus), a, 
um, adj. very easy or obvious. Cic. Per- 
expedita defensio. 
PEReXSICCaTOS (per & exsiccatus), a, 
3 um, adj. dried up thoroughly. Hr nob. 
PERFXBRIC 8 (per & fabrico), as, a. 1. 
3 KaraaKevd^opai. Figur. Plant. Me 
perfabricavit, has completely taken me in. 
PERFACETE (perfacetus), adv. very pleas¬ 
antly or wittily. Cic. Perfacete dicta. 
PeRFACeTOS (per & facetus), a, um, 
jldj. very pleasant or witty. Cic. 
PeRFACILE (perfacilis), adv. very easily, j 
very readily. Cic. 
PERFACILIS (per & facilis), e, adj. very 
easy. Cic. Cognitu perfacilis.-IT Al¬ 
so, very courteous. Cic. Perfacilis in 
audiendo. 
PeRFaCuNDOS (per& facundus), a, um, 
3 adj. very eloquent. Justin. 
PeRFAMILIaRIS (per & familiaris), e, 
adj. very familiar, very intimate. Cic. 
Ipse est perfamiliaris Philisto_Also, 
substant. Id. Epicuri perfamiliaris, the 
familiar friend of. Id. Meum perfamili- 
arem tibi commendo. Gell. Platoni per 
fuit familiaris. 
PeRFATSOS (per & fatuus), a, um, adj. 
3 very silly or foolish. Martial. Perfatu* 
tog* ! (Al. leg. fatuee.) 
PeRFeCTe (perfectus), adv. completely, 
perfectly, entirely, fully, exactly, reXccos- 
Cic. Perfecte eruditus. Gell. Perfec- 
tissinre uno verbo dicitur. Apul. Per- 
fectins. 
PeRFECTIQ (perficio),onis, f. themaldng, 
comp I eting, finishing, or perfecting of a 
thing ; perfection, fulness, completeness, 
exquisite,less, rcXciiocri j. Cic. Perfectio- 
nem In oratore desiderans. Id. Optimi 
perfectio atque absolutio. Id. Suscep- 
tione prima, non perfectione sunt judi- 
canda. 
PERI ECTTSSIMATES (perfectissimus), 
o us, m. under the later emperors, the dir- 
“% »/ perfectissimus. Cod. Just. 
PeRI eCT 5R (perficio), oris, m. a finisher, 
~ accomphsher, perfecter. Cic. Perfector 
n - ri'!?-,'!.’.'. Terent. Voluptatum perfector. 
PkRFeCTRTX (perfector), icis, f. she that 
6 completes or perfects. JYep. ap. Lactant. 
PERFECTOS (Id.), us, m. a completing, 
1 perfecting, perfection. Vitruv. 
PeRFeCTOS, a, um, particip. from per¬ 
ficio. --IF Also, adj. perfect, complete, 
exquisite, excellent, TCreXeaptvos. Cic. 
Orator perfectus. Id. Philosophi abso- 
luti et perfecti. Id, Officium perfectum 
atque absolutum. Id. Quod ego perfec- 
tissimum judico. Id. Aliquid perfec- 
tius proferri. Varr. Ad perfectum ve¬ 
nire, to perfection. Lactant. Ad perfec- 
tum consequi, perfectly. -IT Hence, 
Perfectissimus, under the later emper¬ 
ors, a title of dignity. Cod. Just. 
PERFeCuNDOS (per & fecundus), a, 
_um, adj. very fruitful. Pompon. Mela. 
PeRFEReNS, tis, particip. from perfero. 
- IT Also, adj. patient, brooking. Cic. 
Perferentes injuriaruin. 
PeRFEReNTIA (perfero), as, I. sufferance, 
3 endurance. Lactant. _ 
PeRFERS (per & fero), fers, tuli, latum, 
irreg. a. to bear or carry through, bring to 
a particular place or to an end, iiano- 
/ihfjo, dvacfispCL). Virg. Lapis non per- 
tulit ictum, did not reach the mark. Senec. 
Aeneas tulit patrem per ignes, et pertulit. 
Virg. Hasta haud pertulit vires, didnoi 
pass through. Plin. Perferre partum, 
A. e. till the time of delivery. Ovid. Per¬ 
tulit intrepidos ad fata novissiina vul- 
tus, maintained even to his death. J\Tipns. 
Decern annorum legitimam prnnam non 
pertulit. Stat. Perferte laboreni, A. e. 
complete. -IT Also, to carry through. 
Cic. Legem perfe-rre, get a law passed. 
So,Liv. Legem promulgavit, pertulitque, 
judices legerentur. Cic. Rogationem 
perferre. Pandect, questionem. - 
IT Also, to bear, carry, bring, convey. Cic. 
Perferre mandata alicujus ad aliquem. 
Id. litteras ad aliquem. Id. alicui nun- 
tium rei cujuspiam. Id. Sermone om¬ 
nium perfertur ad me, I am informed. 
Liv. Perfertur circa collem clamor, is 
carried, spreads. Id. Fama Romam 
perlata est. So, Id. Equites pertulere 
consulem obsidere, brought news, an¬ 
nounced. Virg. Nuntius ad tumulum 
perfert incensas naves, reports. - 
IT Also, to support, suffer, bear patiently, 
bear or put up with, brook. Cic. Perfer, si 
me amas, bear with me. Id. Facile omnes 
perpetior et perfero. Terent. Omnes 
perferre ac pati.- II Also, to suffer, 
endure, undergo, experience, feel, be expos¬ 
ed or liable to. Cats. Contumelias per¬ 
ferre. Virg. Pauperiem, et duros per¬ 
ferre iabores ! Id. Immania monstra 
perferimus. Cic. Supplicia crudelissima 
pertuli.-IT Also, for fero, to bear, 
carry. Colum. Vacc® decern mensibus 
ventrem perferunt, go with young. Liv. 
Quos pavor pertulerat in silvas. Virg. 
Te regin® ad limina perfer, betake your- 
self, go, repair. Sueton. Patronum eum 
perferend® legationis elegit, conducting. 
Liv. Alveus fluminis non pertulit gra- 
vissimas navium. 
PERFeR VEFI5 (per & fervefio), is, to be¬ 
ll come very hot. Varr. 
PERFERVE5 (per & ferveo), es, n. 2. to 
2 be very hot. Pompon. Mela. 
PeRFeRVIDOS (per & fervidus), a, um, 
2 adj. very hot. Colum. A5stas perfervida. 
PeRFEROS (per & ferus), a, um, adj. 
3 very fierce or wild, navaypios. Varr. 
Boves perferi. 
PERFICI5 (per & facio) is,eci, ectum, a. 
3. to finish, complete, accomplish, effect, 
perform, execute, despatch, achieve, bring 
to an end, perfect, dnoreXeo). Cic. Vides 
ilium multa perficere, nos multa cona- 
ri. Id. Perficere scelus, to perpetrate. 
Valcr. Flucc. jussa alicujus, to fulfil, ex¬ 
ecute. Terent. promissa, to keep, fulfil. 
Cic. cogitata. Cas. 'conata. Id. pon- 
tem. Plin. simulacrum, to finish. Id. 
cibos ambulatione, to concoct, digest. 
Id. coria, to dress or curry. Id. lanas, 
to dress, trim.. Id. sulphur igrii, to 
fine, refine. Id. carbunculos, to polish, 
burnish. Horat. Centum perficit annos, 
has completed or lived. Stat. Sole perfec- 
to, A. e. day being ended. -If And, 
figur. to make perfect., instruct. Ovid- 
Cithara perfecit Achillem.- II Also, 
to bring about, bring t o pass, cause, obtain, 
prevail, gain. Cic. Perfice ut, &c. Te¬ 
rent. I’erfice hoc precibus, ut, &c. Ncp. 
Eloquentia perfecit, ut auxilio sociorum 
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privarentur. Cats. In disputando per¬ 
ficit. Araob. Voluptates ad exitura 
perficit procedere. Varr. Perfici sexa- 
gena posse, A. e. redigi. 
PERFICOS (perficio), a, um, adj. pcrfect- 
3 ing. Lucret. Perfica natura. 
PERFIDE (perfidus), adv. perfidiously, 
2 treacherously. Gell.. 
PeRFIDELIS (per & fidelis), e, adj. very 
faithful, very trusty, jr iXvrrujro^ . Cic. 
PkUFIDeNS (per & fidens), entis, adj 
3 trusting greatly, confiding strongly. Ail 
rcl. Viet. 
PER FI 01A (perfidus), *, ('. perfidy, treach¬ 
ery, perfidiousness, falsehood, diuqvia. 
Cic. lstius perfidia deceptus sum. Id. 
Fraude et perfidia aliquem fallere. C-.es 
Perfidia et sitnulatione uti. Jl'tpos. 
Perfidia capere aliquem. 
PERFIDToSE (perfidiosus), adv. perfidi¬ 
ously, treacherously, diriorio f. Cic. Per- 
fidiose facta. Sueton. Perfidicsius re- 
bellantes. 
PERFIUIoSOS (perfidia), a, um, adj. per¬ 
fidious, unfaithful, treacherous, faithless, 
false, insidious. Cic. Fallax, perfidio¬ 
sus, impudens. Id. Perfidiosum est 
fidem frangere. Id. Omnium perfidi- 
osissimus C. Marius. 
PeRFIDOS (per & tides), a, um, adj. 
breaking his faith, faithless, perfidious, 
false, treacherous, dniixroc. Cic. Perfi- 
dos ainicos ulcisci. Virg. Dissimqlare 
sperasti, perfide? Sil. Sacri perfida 
pacti. And, of inanimate things, Id. Per¬ 
fida bella. Senec. Perfidse neci tradere 
aliquem, A. c. effected by treachery. Ovid. 
Perfida arma. Id. Perfida verba. He¬ 
rat.. Perfidum sacramentum.-"T And, 
figur. deceitful, unsafe, dangerous. Se¬ 
nec. Perfida freta. Flor. Perfidum gla- 
cie fluinen. Properl. Lubrica tota via 
est, et perfida. Martial. Perfida vappa. 
-IT Perfidum, adv. for perfide. Ho¬ 
rat. Perfidum ridens. 
PeRFIGO (per & figo), is, xi, sum, a. 3. 
3 to transfix, pierce through. Hence, Per- 
fixus, a, um, peirccd through. Figur. 
Lucret. telis pavoris, A. e. full of fear. 
Id. desiderio, smitten with desire, extreme¬ 
ly desirous. 
PERFINI 8 (per Sc finio), is, a. 4. to finish, 
3 end fully. Lucret. 
PERFLABILIS (pertio), e, adj. that may 
be blown through, exposed to the wind. 
Cic. Decs ipsos, joeandi causa, induxit 
Epicurus perflabiles. Solin. terra. - 
IT Also, blowing through. Pallad. aer. 
PERFLAGITIoSOS (per & fiagitiosus), 
1 a, um, adj. very villanous or wicked. Cic. 
PeRFLaMEN (perflo), Inis, n. a blast, 
3 brcut.h. Prudent. 
PERFLATILIS (Id.), e, adj. same as Ptr- 
3 flabilis. Apul. 
PERFLATOS (Id.), us, m. the blowing of 
2 the wind through a place, a breeze, wind, 
fnairvoy. Cels. XEdificium habens per- 
flatuin ®stivum. Colum. Estate cape- 
re perflatus. Plin. Ulmus in peiflatu 
firma. 
PERFLo (per & flo), as, avi, atum, a. 1. 
2 to blow violently, blow through, upon, or 
over, fiamdoo. Virg. Terras turbine 
perflant. Lucret. Venti nubilaperflant. 
Plin. Granaria perflari undique malunt. 
Lucan. Ventosa perflantem murmura 
concha {al. leg. inarmora).-II Also, 
neut. to blow, prevail. Colum. Favoni- 
ns ®stivis mensibus perflat. 
PERFL0CTD8 (per & fluctuo), as, n. 1. to 
3 fluctuate all over. Lucret. Aniinantum 
copia tumidos perfluctuat artus, swarms 
over. 
PERFLfi5(per&fluo),is,uxi,uxum,n. &a. 
3. to flow or run through, flow, iiapfitor. 
Lucret. Per colum perfluere. Id. in 
vas. Apul. Sudore perfluere. Plin. 
Ainnis in mare perfiuens.-IT Also, 
to leak. Whence, figur. Terent. Plenus 
rimarum sum, liac atque iliac perfluo, 
the secret will out. -IT Also, to flow, 
float, as a robe. Apul. Peril uebat amic- 
tus. - IT And, act. to flow or run 
through. Amob. PJuvialibus nimbis 
perfluuntur. 
PERFLOOS (perfluo), a, um, adj. flowing. 
3 Figur. Apul. Incessu perfluo, mincing. 
PeRFoC 8 , same as Suffuco. Pandect. 3 
PERF 8 DI 6 (per & fodio), is, odi, ossum, 
a. 3. to dig through, pierce through , trans¬ 
fix, penetrate, Siopirrco. Cic. ParievW 
