PR/E 
PRJE 
pr/e 
rotis, ft. e. to pass riding. — Figur. Co- 
lum. Tempus prolabens. - If Also, 
to glide, fly, swim, flow beforehand or be¬ 
fore. Tacit. Germani nando prelabe- 
bantur. A (ml. PriElabitur ales, h. e. 
flies before or beforehand. 
PR7ELAMB8 (pr® & lambo), is, bi, a. 3. 
3 to lick in front, lick, or lick beforehand, 
irpoXcix w - liorat. Mus pralambens 
omne quod alfert. — Figur. of a river 
touching a place. Prud. arenas. 
PR7ELARG0S (pr® & largus), a, urn, 
3 adj. very copious or abundant. Pers. 
Pulmo a mm® pralargus. Juvenc. Pr®- 
larg® dapes. 
PR7ELASS8 (pr® & lasso), as, avi, atum, 
3 a. 1. to weary beforehand. Front. 
PR.ELAT18 (prafero), onis, f. a prefer- 
3 ring, preference, npoKpin j. Valer. Max. 
PR,ELAT8R (Id.), oris, m. one thatpre- 
3 fers, npoKpivwv. Tertull. 
PE.ELAT0S, a, um, parcicip. from pras¬ 
fero. - IT Adj. preferable, superior. 
Plin. Sativa myrrlia mulium sylvestri 
prelata. Tertull. Pralatior. 
PR/ELXV3 (pr® &lavo), is, a. 3. to wash, 
3 bathe or cleanse beforehand. Apul. os. 
PR7EEAUT0S (pr* & lautus), a, um, 
2adj. very elegant or sumptuous, splendid. 
Sueton. homo. 
PR3ELaX 5 (pr* & laxo), as, avi, atum, 
3 a. 1. to widen or relieve beforehand. Ccel. 
Aurel. 
PRTELeCTIS (prelego), onis, f. a reading 
2 before to others; a lesson, lecture, e^fiyri- 
<ri;. Quintil. 
PR/E LEGT6R (Id.), oris, m. a reader, 
3 lecturer, ypaypaTiarfis. Gell. 
PR/E LECTOS, a, um. See Pratlego. 
PR/ELIG8 (pr® & lego, as), as, avi, 
2 atum, a. 1. to bequeath a thing to be given 
before the inheritance should be divided. 
Pandect, alicui rem. 
PR7ELEG3 (pr® & lego, is), is, egi, ectum, 
2 a. 3. to read before, read over, as a teacher 
to his scholars, lecture upon, npoavayt- 
vwckoi. Quintil. auctores. la. Pueris 
praslegenda.-IT Also, to select. Apul. 
—— IT Also, to pass or sail by. Tacit. 
Campaniam. 
I’R/ELIB aTIS (pr®llbo), onis, f. a tasting 
3 or taking away beforehand. — Hence, an 
offering of the first fruits. Fest. - 
11 Also, a lessening. Tertull. 
PR/ELTBER (pr® & liber), a, um, adj. 
3 very or entirely free. Prudent. 
PR7ELIB8 (pr® & libo), as, a. 1. to taste 
3 beforehand, foretaste. Stat , nectar. — 
Figur. Stat. pectora vultu, h. e. to look at. 
PRTELICeNTER (pr® & licenter), adv. 
3 very boldly or too boldly, too licentiously, 
■with too much freedom. Gell. verba fin- 
gere. 
PRiELiDS (pr® & l®do), is, a. 3. li. e. 
3 prastringere, percurrere. Manil. 5, 81. 
(e lect. Scalig. But Ed. Stab, reads 
preedudere.) 
PR7ELIGAMEN (pr®ligo), inis, n. that 
3 which one binds on or about before, an 
amulet. Marc. Empir. 
PRjELIGaNEOS (pr®lego), a, um, adj. 
3 selected beforehand. Cato, vinum, h. e. 
a kind of poor wine, for which bad or un¬ 
ripe grapes were selected. 
PR/EL1G8 (pr® & ligo), as, avi, atu.p, a. 
1. to bind on before, tie before, or, in gen¬ 
eral, bind on, or to, airoSeco. Liv. sar- 
menta cornibus bourn. - IT Also, to 
bind round, bind one thing about with 
another, or to bind up. Cic. os. Plin. 
vulnera. Suet. Cats. 79. Coronam lau- 
ream Candida fascia preligatam (many 
F.dd. read, erroneously, prteligata). — 
Hence, to cover. Petron. capita vesti■ 
bus.-IT Also, to bind off, separate by 
binding. Plin. Dextro teste pr®ligato. 
- IT Also, to bind. Hence, Plant. 
Pectus pr®ligatum, h. e. perhaps, fetter¬ 
ed, charmed, or obdurate heart. 
PRjELIN 5 (pr* & lino), is, levi, lltum, 
3 a. 3. to smear or daub in front. Gell. 
villas tectorio. Figur. Id. Cum fucatur 
atque pralinitur, fit pr®stigiosum. 
PRTELITuS See Prcelino. 
PltTELIUM, &c. See Prcelium. 
PR7EL6C8 (pr® & loco), as, avi, atum, 
3 a. 1. to set before, or, simply, to set, put, 
place. Martian. Capell. and Augustin. 
PR/EL.8C0TI3 (pr®loquor), onis, f. a 
9 speaking before, a preface, proem, pream¬ 
ble, t pooipuov. Senec. 
87 , 
PR7ELSNG8 (pr®longus), as, avi, atum, 
a. 1. to lengthen very much, diropqKvvoi. 
Plin. 
PR.ELONGOS (pr* & longus), a, um, 
2 adj. very long, ircpipyKps. Liv. Pre- 
longi gladii. Quintil. Pr*!ongus homo, 
h. c. very tall. 
PR7EJL5GIU3R (pr® & loquor), eris, quu- 
2 tus orcutus sum, dep. 3. to speak before¬ 
hand, speak before another speaks, speak 
sooner than another. Plant. -IT Also, 
to speak before one says any thing else, to 
say any thing before, make a prcj'ace, pre¬ 
mise. Plin. Ep. -IT Also, to foretell, 
prophesy. Lactant. 
PR/ELuCES (pr* & luceo), es, xi, n. 2. 
1 to give light, hold or carry a light before, 
light. Manil. Faces pr®luxere. Phmdr. 
Ignis praluceat facinori. Sueton. Ser- 
vus pr*lucens. Stat. alicui. — Hence, 
figur. Cic. Amic. 7. Ed., Ern. Amicitia 
spe bona pr*!uceat (Ed. Grccv. reads 
spem bonam). -IT Also, to shine brighter, 
outshine. Figur. Horat. Nullus sinus 
pr*lucet Bajis, ft. e. suipasses, excels. 
-IT Also, to cause to shine forth or 
give light, to carry any thing shining . be¬ 
fore. Auson. Preluceo lumen. Figur. 
Cic. spem. (See above.)-IT Also, 
to shine forth or very much. Plin. Bacu- 
lum pralucet. 
PR/ELuCIDCS (pr® & lucidus), a, um, 
2 adj. shining greatly, veiny bright. Plin. 
PR/ELGD8 (pr® & ludo), is, usi, usum, 
2 a. 3. to play beforehand for practice or 
trial, make a prelude, to prepare or essay 
beforehand, dva/3dXXopai. Flor. Mari¬ 
ana rabies pr®luserat. Plin. Nero pr®- 
ludit Pompeiano, A. e. pr*parat se ad 
canendum in theatro Pompeiano, ft. e. 
sings beforehand for practice. Gell. tragee- 
diis. — Also, with an accusat. following. 
Rutil. pugnam, ft. e. to prepare himself 
for fighting. Stat. aliquid operibus 
suis, ft. e. to premise, preface. 
PR/ELUM. See Prelum. 
PR/ELuMBS (pr® & lumbus), as, a. I. 
3 to make hipshot. Narv. ap. JVon. 
PR/ELuMINS (pr® & lumino), as, avi, 
3 atum. a. 1. to illustrate, explain. Tertull. 
PRA5L.0SI8 (praludo), onis, f. a prelude, 
2 flourish, essay. Plin. Ep. 
PR/ELuSTRiS (pr® & lustro), e, adj. 
3 very conspicuous, high, illustrious, emi¬ 
nent. Ovid. 
PRASMACERS (pr® & macero), as, a. 1. 
3 to soak or steep beforehand, Trporapixtvoj. 
Scribon. Larg. mala cydonia. 
PRA3MXLEDTC8 (pr® & maledico,, is, 
3 xi, ctum, a. 3. to curse before. Tertull. 
PRA3MAL8 (pr* & malo), vis, malle, 
3 verb, irreg. to prefer. Apul. nullam Fo- 
tidi. 
PRASMaNDS (pr® & mando), as, avi, 
1 atum, a. 1. to order or command before¬ 
hand. With ut following. Vatin, in 
Cic. Ep. Ego tamen terra marique ut 
conquirerbo..r, pr*maudavi. -IT Al¬ 
so, to provide or procure beforehand. 
Plaut._ puerum. 
PRAEMaNDS (pr® & mando), is, di, sum, 
3 a. 3. to chew beforehand. — Figur. Gell. 
aliquid alicui, ft. e. to explain accurately 
or too accurately. 
PR/E.MAT ORE (pr®inaturus), adverb, 
3 very early ; too early or soon, premature¬ 
ly, unseasonably, -repool air ar a, nod uai- 
oov. Gell. and Plaut. 
PRA3MAT0R0S (pr® & maturus), a, um, 
2 adj. very early, ripe before the usual time, 
precocious, npdi'ws, npdcopos. Colum. 
—— IT Also, untimely, immature, out of 
season, too soon or early, before the proper 
time, premature. Tacit, liiems. Plane. 
in Cic. Ep. denunciatio. 
PR/EMEDICaTuS (pr® & medicatus), a, 
3 um, adj. protected by medicines or charms, 
furnished beforehand with medicines or an¬ 
tidotes. Ovid, and Tertull. 
PRA3MED1TATI8 (prameditor), onis, f. 
2 a musing on or thinking of beforehand ; 
premeditation, preconception, forethought, 
npopeXerycis. Cic. 
PR7EMEDITAT6RIUM (Id.), ii, n. a 
3 place for preparation. Tertull. 
PRAEMED1T5R (pr® & meditor), aris, 
atus sum, dep. 1. to muse or think on be¬ 
fore, premeditate, study beforehand, npope- 
XcrdoJ. Cic. quo animo accedam. Al¬ 
so, with an irtfin. following. Lucret. 
Effugere illorumque errorempramedite- 
689 
mur, qui, &c. Also, with an accus. and 
infin. following. Cic. Est sapientis 
quidquid homini accidere possit, id 
pr*meditari ferendum modice esse, si 
evenerit. -IT Pnemeditatus, a, um, 
passively ; premeditated, thought of before¬ 
hand. Cic. maia. 
PR/EMeNSOS, a, um. See Prwmctior. 
PR7EMkRC 8R (pr® & mercor), aris, atus 
3 sum, dep. 1. to buy before. Plaut. 
PR/EMeRGB (pr® A mergo), si, sum, a. 3. 
3 to immerscpreviously. Germanic. Arat. 
PR/EMETI5R (pr® & metior), Iris, men- 
2 sus sum, dep. 4. to measure or measure 
out beforehand. — Pr*mensus, a, um, 
passively. Tibull. lux, ft. e. vita, meas¬ 
ured out by the Fates, destined. 
PR/EMET5R (pr* & metor), aris, atus 
3 sum, dep. 1 .to measure before, or, sim¬ 
ply, to measure. Solin. Alexandriam 
prametatum Dinocratem. — Pr®meta- 
tus, a, um, passively. Marc. Cap. 
PRTEMETOeNS (pr® & metuens), tis, 
particip. from pr*metuo. -- IT Adj. 
fearing beforehand. Phasdr. doli (gen.) 
PR/EMET08 (pr* & rnetuo), is, a. and n. 
3. to fear beforehand, or be in fear before¬ 
hand, KpoTap/3eo),npoSeiS(j). Lucret. At 
mens sibi conscia facti, pr®metuens ad- 
hibet stimulos. C<es. alicui, A. e. to bo 
anxious for any person. -IT Also, ac¬ 
tively, to fear beforehand. Virg. poenas. 
-IT See, also, Prcemetuens. 
PR.EMIAT8R (pr®mior), 5ris, m. arob- 
3 her. JYan. 
PRAIMIATRIX (Id.), icis, f. she that re- 
3 wards. Ammian. 
PRAHMIC8 (pr* & mico), as, n. 1. to glit- 
3 ter forth, or glitter very much. Apul. 
PR7EMIGR8 (pr* & inigro), as, n. 1. to 
2 remove beforehand. Plin. 
PR/EMINEO. See Prmemineo. 
PR/EMINiSTER (pr* & minister), tri, m. 
3 a servant, an attendant. Macrob. 
PR7EMINISTRX (pr® & ministra), *, f. 
3 she that serves. Apul. 
PR/EMINISTR8 (pr® & ministro), as, n. 
3 &a.l . to waitupon or attend. Gell. alicui. 
-IT Also, to furnish, give. Tertull. 
fabulas. 
PR7EMIN8R (pr® &minor), aris, dep. I. 
3 to threaten beforehand or greatly, or, sim¬ 
ply, to threaten. Tertull. 
PRAEMI5R (prsmium), aris, dep. 1. to 
2 make a condition of being rewarded, or to 
take bribes. Suet. 
PRA5MISCE8 (pr® & misceo), es, scui, 
stum and xtum, a. 2. to mix beforehand. 
Apul. 
PRAEMISSOS, a, um. See Prwmittn. 
PRTEMISTtJS, or PR/EMIXTOS, a, um. 
3 See Prcemisceo. 
PR7EMITIS (pr® & mitis), e, adj. very 
3 mild, gentle or quiet. Juvcnc. 
PR7EMJTT8 (pr* & mitto), is, Isi, issum, 
a. 3. to send or despatch before, npoanoc- 
reXXw, TTpoirepniv. Cic. and Cues, ali- 
quem. Cic. literas alicui. Sueton. vo- 
cem, ft. e. to speak before. Senec. cogi- 
tationes in longitudinem, ft. e. to send 
his thoughts long before. — Plin. 12, 2. 
Pr*missa vini, A. e. primitias, accord¬ 
ing to Dalecliamp, or, according to Har- 
douin, delectuin vini exquisiti. -—IT Al¬ 
so, to set or place before. Plin. 
PR/E.MITJM (uric.), ii, n. a reward, recom¬ 
pense. Cic. Pr*mio aliquem afiicere, or 
donare, or, Id. Alicui premium dare, or 
tribuere, or persolvere, or, Catull. red- 
dere, ft. e. to give. Cic. proponere, or, 
Liv. ponere, or, Cic. exponere, ft. e. to 
promise. Liv. Si sibi pr®mio foret, A. e. 
if he were rewarded. Sueton. Revocavit 
premia coronarum, ft. e. presents or re¬ 
wards which used to be added to the gar¬ 
lands given to victors as a prize of their vic¬ 
tory, and which he had formerly refused. 
— Also, ironically, for punishment. Ov¬ 
id. Cape premia facti.-IT Also, ad¬ 
vantage, profit,utility. Lucret., Cic. and 
Horat. - Also, riches. Prop. 1, 15 
(14), 16. Ovid. Amor. 2, 9, 40. (Comp. 
Lucret. 3, 969; 5, 5.) --- Also, pre¬ 
rogative, distinction. Horat. Sat. I, 5, 
35?- IT Also, prey, booty, plunder, in 
war or otherwise. Virg. pugn®. Ov¬ 
id. Premia ferre. (Comp. Tacit. Hist. 
1, 50.) Also, of the chase, an animal 
that is killed. Prop. -IT Also, an ac¬ 
tion that deserves reward, an heroic action 
Virg. JEn. 12, 437. 
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