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B. 3. to stretch forth or forwards, ir po- 
reivco. Plin. cornua.-IT Also, to 
stretch or spread one thing before another. 
Plin. membranain cordi. Liv. cilicia. 
— Hence, to make, set, lay, place, put, 
hold, draw one thing before another. 
Virg. sepem segeti. Ovid, vestem 
ocuTis, to hold before. Virg. nianu ra- 
mum oliva, h. e. to hold out or before, 
carry before. Hence, Liv. sermonem 
decreto, h. e. to put before, prefix. — 
Hence, Pratendi, of places, to lie before. 
Liv. Pratentum litus. Plin. Batiea 
pnetenditur Lusitania. — Figur. to pre¬ 
tend, allege as an excuse or pretext. Liv. 
aliquid seditioni. Cic. nomen liominis 
doctissimi moribus tuis, h. e. to cloak 
with, make a mask or veil of, screen or 
shelter yourself tinder, &c. Liv. legato- 
rum decretum calurania, h. e. to excuse 
with. — Also, to exhibit, manifest, show, 
wear the appearance of. Apul. humani- 
tatem facie tenus. Virg. Nec conjugis 
pratendi tadas, h. e. I have never shown 
myself your husband, said that I was, &c. 
Pandect, debitum, h. e. to demand a debt, 
sue for payment of a: debt. 
PRAETENEiR (pne & tener), a, nm, adj. 
2 very soft or tender, mXvrepqv. Plin. 
pR/ETeNTaTOS (pr/Etento), us, m. the 
2 act of groping or feeling out one's way. 
Plin. 
PR/ETENT3 (pra & tento), as, avi, 
Saturn, a. 1. to search or examine before¬ 
hand. Sueton. sinum.-IT Also, to 
try beforehand, make trial of, essay, irpo- 
nupa.op.ai. Ovid, vires. Quint.il. mi¬ 
sericord iamjudicis. Tibull. viam, h. e. 
to feel or grope. So, also, Plin. iter. 
- IT Also, to hold before one’s self. 
Claudian. pallia. - IT Also, to pre¬ 
tend. Val. Flacc. 
PRAVPeNTuRX (pratendo), a, f.amili- 
3 tary guard on the confines of a province. 
Ammian. 
PR/ETeNTuS, a, urn. See Pratendo. 
PRASTENuIS (pra & tenuis), e, adj. very 
2 thin or slender, vntpXrnroy. Plin. foli¬ 
um. Id. pons. Quintil. sonus, h. e. 
fine or treble. 
PR./ETEPE8 (prre & tepeo), es, n. 2. to be 
3 lukewarm before. Figur. Ovid. Si pra- 
tepuisset amor, h. e. if you had been in 
love before. — It may also be derived 
from pratepesco, to become lukewarm; to 
become enamored. 
Plt/ETER (pra & the syllabic affix, ter), 
prep, and adv. close by, near, along, past, 
irapa, with acc. Cic. Prater oculos fe- 
rebant, li. e. carried by before the eyes. 
So, also, Cats. Prater castra. Auct. ad 
Ilerenn. Nihil prater rem locuti sumus, 
h. e. foreign from the purpose. -IT Al¬ 
so, before. Plaut. Prater pedes. Liv. 
Prater omnium oculos. Lucret. Vi- 
denttir montes solem succedere prater. 
-IT Also, besides, together with. Ctes. 
Ut prater se denos adducerent. - 
TT Also, except, beside, save, herds, e\o>. 
With an ace. following. Cic. Omnes 
prater Hortensium. Hence, Tcrent. 
Prater liaec, h. e. besides, besides this. 
Also, with an infin. following. Horat. 
Nihil prater plorar e,for ploratum.— Al¬ 
so, without an acc., except, save only, 
nXrji/. Cic. Nullas literas accepi, pra¬ 
ter, qua mihireddita sunt. Id. Caven- 
da sunt familiaritates, prater hominum 
perpaucorum. Id. Non locupletari 
prater paucos. Hence, Varr. Prater 
si, h. c. except if, except that, unless. 
Apul. Prater quod, h. e. except that. 
Plin. Praterque, h. e. and besides, and 
beyond that, and over and above. — Pra- 
terquam, or prater quam, besides, ex¬ 
cept, save only. (See Praterquam.) - 
IT Also, beyond, contrary to, against, 
with an acc. following. Cic. Prater 
consuetudinem, li. e. contrary to custom. 
Id. Prater naturam. Id. Prater mo- 
dum, h. e. beyond measure. -IT Also, 
above,, beyond, more than, with an acc. 
following. Cic. Unus prater ceteros 
adjuvisti, h. e. more than the others. 
— Also, without an acc. with quam fol¬ 
lowing. Plaut. Prater sapit, quam, 
&x. /(. e. is more prudent than, &r,., Te- 
•rent. Et facere prater quam res, &c. 
h. e. more than. — Prater propter, about, 
*little more or less, somewhere thereabouts. 
OeU. 
PRASTERXGS (prater & ago), is, egi, j 
3 actum, a. 3. to drive past or beyond. 
Horat. equum. 
PR/ETkRBITS (prater & bito), is, a. 3. 
3 to pass by or beyond, Trapipxopai. Plaut. 
ades. 
PRA3TkRCuRR 8 (prater & curro), is, 
3 curri, cursum, n. 3. to run past or by. 
Vegct. Hence, Ammian. Pratercursa 
Chalcedone, h. e. passed. 
PRASTeRDuCS (prater & duco), is, xi, 
3 ctum, a. 3. to lead past or by. Plant.. 
PR/ETERE a (prater & ea), adv. besides, 
moreover, over and above, dXXa re, en. 
Cic. Also, distributively, when it may 
also be rendered then, next, again, more¬ 
over. Terent. and Cic. - TT Also, 
again, hereafter. Virg. Neque ilium 
praterea vidit. 
PR/ETERE8 (prater & eo), is, Ivi and li, 
Hum, irreg. n. to go or pass by, napep- 
Xopat. Terent. Prateriens modo mini 
inquit, li. e. in passing. — Also, of in¬ 
animate things. Ovid. Unda prate/iit. 
— Hence, of time, to pass by, pass, 
elapse. Terent Prateriit tempos, h. e. 
has gone by. Ovid. hora.-IT Also, 
transitively, to go or pass by, pass along. 
Cic. hortos, h. e. a garden. Also, of 
inanimate things. Horat. Ripas flumi- 
na pratereunt. — Hence, of time, Pra- 
teritus, a, um, past, gbne by. Cic. tern- 
pus. Id. atas. Propert. nox. Varr. 
Diebus decern prateritis, h. e. after ten 
days, ten days having elapsed, after the 
expiration of ten (lays. Sueton. In pra- 
teritum, sc. tempus, h. e. for the past, 
with regard to time past. Quintil. Tem¬ 
pus prateritum, li. c. the preterit tense. 
Praterita, orum, things that are past,, 
things gone by, the past. Cic. Animus 
meminit prateritorum. Prop. Viri pra- 
teriti, h. e. dead and gone, former, depart¬ 
ed. -IT Also, to escape one’s knowledge, 
be unknown. Cic. Non me praterit, h. e. 
I know, it is not unknown to me, it does 
not escape me, it does not escape my notice 
or observation, I am well aware. Also, 
with a mom. Terent. An quicquam Par- 
f menonem pratereat ? h. e. escape, be un¬ 
known, not occur ?-IT Also, to pass by 
or over in silence, make no mention of, 
omit., leave out. Cic. silentio, or, simply, 
Id. Praterire. Silentio praterire denotes 
also, to let pass, not to applaud. Cic. 
Brut. 22. — Also, to pass over, omit, 
make no use of. Terent. Ad. Prol. 14. — 
Hence, Praterita, orum, things past over. 
Thus the books of Chronicles are called 
by Hieron., since there are mentioned 
in them things that were omitted in the 
books of Kings. Cic. In prateritis re- 
linquere, h. e. to pass over, forget to men¬ 
tion. — Hence, not to recite; to omit, 
leave out. Liv. Quatuor prateriti sunt. 
— Also, to pass over in reading, not to 
read. Martial. Pratereas, si quid non 
facit ad stomachum. — Hence, in gene¬ 
ral, to omit, as in writing. Suet, sylla- 
bas. — Also, to neglect. Plin. Qua fee- 
niseces praterierunt, secari. —• Hence, 
to forget, with an infin. following. 
Plaut. dicere. Apul. sciscitari. — Also, 
to pass over any one, neglect , reject, take 
no notice of, exclude, as in the distribu¬ 
tion of offices, presents, Sec. Cic. dig- 
nos, h. e. not to give an office. Cas. Phi- 
lippus et Marceilus pratereuntur, li. c. 
were not. appointed, did not obtain an office. 
Cic. filium fratris, h. e. to bequeath noth¬ 
ing to his brother’s son. Ovid. Me quo- 
que Romani prateriere patres, li. e. have 
„ neglected or forgotten me. -IT Also, to 
escape. Terent. Quid mali praterieris. 
-IT Also, to go, ride, run, Sc c. before. 
Virg. aliquem cursu. — Hence, to sur¬ 
pass, excel. Varr. and Ovid, aliquem. 
— Also, to exceed. Ovid, inodum, h. c. 
measure. 
PR/ETEREQUIT8 (prater & equito), as, 
2 a. 1. to ride past. Liv. 
PRA5TERE0NTER (pralereo), adv. cur- 
3 sorily. Augustin. 
PRAITERFER8 (prater Sc fero), tuli, la- 
3 turn, ferre, irreg. a. to carry by or past. — 
Hence,Prreterferri, to be carried by or past, 
to go, pass, run, fly, ride by. Liv. Acies 
praterlata est latebras. Lucret. Vox 
praterlata. 
PRjETf.RFLES (prater Sc fluo), is, n. 3. 
). to flow past, run by, irapappew. Varr. 
695 
Also, with an accusat. following. Liv 
incenia.-II Figur. to pass by or away 
Cic. Voluptas praterfluit, h. e. vanishes , 
passes away. 
PR/ETERGREDI8R (prater & gradior), 
2 eris, essus sum, dep. 3. to go past or be¬ 
yond, pass by, napapaivo). Cic. castra, 
h. e. by the camp. 
PR/ETERI) aC (prater & hac), adv. more- 
3 over, besides, furthermore. Plaut. 
PR/ETERINQUIR8 (prater & tilquiro), 
3 is, a. 3. to inquire further. Ammian. 
PR/ETERITI8 (pratereo), onis, f. apass- 
3 ing over, leaving out, neglecting, napa- 
Xsnl/is. Cod. Just. 
PR/ETeUITOS, a, um. See Pratereo. 
PR/ETkRLaB 8R (prater & labor), eris, 
1 psus sum, dep. 3. to slide, glide, fly, run, 
flow by, -anappeoi. Quintil. Flumina 
praterlabentia. Also, with an accusat. 
following. Virg. tumulum, h.-e. to flow 
by. Id. tellurem, h. e. tv sad by. - 
IT Figur. to glide or pass by. Cic. Oral. 
2,2.5. Definitio praterlabitur. • 
PR/ETeRLaMBS (prater & lambo), is, 
3 a. 3 . to lick in passing. Ammian. Fluvius 
praterlambit oppidum, h. c. flows by or 
past. 
PR/ETeRLaTOS, a, um. See Prwterfero. 
PRAJTERL08 (prater &. luo), is, n. 3. to 
3 flow by or past. Apul. Met. 6. But Ed. 
Oudend. reads pralerruenti. 
PRA3TERME8 (prater & meo), as, n. 1. to 
3 pass by, go past, napannpevnpai. Lucret. 
PR/ETeRMISSI 8 (pratermitto), onis, f. 
a passing over, letting pass, omission, 
-rrapaXeiung. Cic. forma. Id. adilita- 
tis, an omitting to sue for. 
PRAiTERMISSOS, a, um. See Prater- 
mittn. 
PR A3 TERM ITT 8 (prater & mitto), is, 
Isi, issum, a. 3. to let pass, KapaXcLinv. 
Cic. diem. Cces. occasionem, h. e. to 
let slip. Cic. neminem.-IT Also, to 
omit, neglect. Cic. gralulationem. Id. 
scelus. Id. defensionem. Also, with 
an ivfinit. following. JTep. and Cces. 
-IT Also, to pass over in speaking or 
writing, not to speak of, to leave out, make 
no mention of, omit. Cic. verba. Id. lo¬ 
cum. -IT Also, to pass by nr over, over¬ 
look, omit to notice, not to punish, to par¬ 
don, connive at. Terent. Also, with an 
accusat. and infinit. following. Lucret. 
Pratermittet te humanis concedere re¬ 
bus. - IT Also, to let or bring over, 
send or transport beyond. Stat. 
PR/ETeR.MoNSTR 8 (prater &. monstro), 
3 as, a. 1. to show as if in passing. Ocll. 
PR/ETkRNaVIGaTI 8 (praternavigo), 
2 onis, f. a sailing by, irapdnXevcng. Plin. 
PRA3TeRNaVIG 6 (prater & navigo), as. 
2 n. 1. to sail by or beyond, irapanXeoi. 
Sueton. — Also, with an accusat. follow¬ 
ing. Suet, sinum. 
PRA3TER8 (pra &. tero), is, trivi, trltum, 
2 a. 3. to rub off before, or, simply, to rub 
off Plin. 
PR/ETERPROPTER. See Prater. 
PR/ETeRQUAM, or PRA 7 ,TER QUAM, 
besides, beyond, save, except, vXyv rj, Te¬ 
rent., Cic.,J'J'ep. and Liv. — Praterquam 
si, excejit in case. Plin. — Praterquam 
quod, besides that, were it not that, but 
that. Cic. — Praterquam quod is some¬ 
times, redundantly, followed by pra¬ 
terea. Cic. — Praterquam denotes also 
except that. Plin. - IT Also, besides 
this. Liv. 
PR/ETeRRaDB (prater & raflo), is, a. 3. 
3 to scrape or rake while passing, napa^vcv 
Lucret. Vox praterradit fauces. 
PRASTeRROS (prater & ruo), is, n. 3. to 
3 rush by or past. Apul. See Praterluo 
PR/ETeRSUM (pra & sum), es, fui, ir- 
3 reg. n. to be without, not to be present, 
'T’prtu 11 vphiic: 
PR/ETeRVeCTI 8 (praterveho), onis, f. 
I a riding, sailing or passing by. Cic. 
PR.ETkRVeCTuS. See Praterveho. 
PRA3TeRV£H 8 (prater & veho), is, xi, 
ctum, a. 3. to earn/, convey, or lead past 
or by. But more often as a dep. Prteter- 
vehor, ctus sum, to be carried past or by, 
pass by or over, ride or sail past, napaKO- 
ptgopai. Cic. Neque enim sirenes vocum 
suavitate videntur revocare eos solit®, 
qui pratervehebantur. Sueton. Prater- 
vehens. Liv. Pratervehens equo, h. e. 
riding by. — Also, with an accusat. fol¬ 
lowing. Cces. Apolloniam pratervehun- 
