SUP 
SUP 
SUP 
SCSPTi?, same as Suo ipsius. Cic. 
SC'OVETAURiLIX, or SOOVITAURI- 
LfA (sus, ovis & taurus), ium, n. a cer¬ 
tain solemn sacrifice, offered at lustra¬ 
tions, &c. at which a pig, sheep and bull 
were sacrificed. Lie. (Instead of it, soli- 
taurilia occurs in Fest. and Ascon.) 
SSPeLLeCTICaRIOS (supellex), a, um, 
3 adj. relating to household stuff. Pan¬ 
dect. servi, h. e. that have the care of it. 
BOPeLLeX (unc.), lectllis, f. household 
furniture or stuff, household-goods, mova¬ 
bles, chattels, ra aicevy, ra cnnrXa. Cic. 
Pretiosa vestis, multa et lauta supeilex. 
Liv. militaris. — Figur. Amicos parare, 
optimum vitas supellectilem. Q uintil. 
Copiosain sibi verborum supellectiiem 
comparare, h. e. store. 
SOPER (vnip), adv. above, over. Cws. 
and Virg. - IT Also, besides, with 
quam following. Liv. Super quam 
quod, li. c. besides that. Also, without 
quam, moreover, besides. Ovid. Dede- 
ratque super. Virg. Super poscunt. 
-IT Also, upon this, thereupon. Virg. 
Super tales effundit voces.- IT Al¬ 
so, over and above, in addition, more. 
Jlor at. Super quam, h. e. more than. 
Also, without quant. Cic. Satis super- 
que dixi, h. e. enough and more than 
enough. Horat. Satis superque me be¬ 
ll ignitas tua ditavit, h. e. very much, ex¬ 
ceedingly. -IT Also, left, remaining. 
Nepos. Prater anna nihil erat super. 
Liv. Quid super sanguinis, sc. esse. 
-H It is, also, a preposition govern¬ 
ing an accusat. or Mat., and denotes, 
over, upon, on, ini, vnep. Cic. Super 
aspidem assidere. Ctes. Qui super mus¬ 
culo struantur. Liv. Aqua super mon- 
tium juga concreta erat. Id. Domes 
super se ipsos concretnaverunt, h. e. 
burnt their houses over their own heads. 
Sueton. Super currum, h. e. on a chariot. 
- IT Also, above, with reference to 
situation. Liv. Super flumen instruit 
aciem. Id. Situs super flumen. —— 
IT Also, beyond. Sallust. Super Nu- 
midiam agitare, h. e. esse. — Hence, 
by, in passing a place. Liv. Super Su- 
niuin navigans. — Also, over against, 
opposite. Liv. Super Deinetriadem. 
■—- IT Also, above, with regard to place, 
rank, &c. llorat. Erat super ipsum. 
Cart. Cubabat super regem.-IT Al¬ 
so, over, at. Plant. Super ccena loqui. 
Plin. Ep. and Suet. Super cffinam. — 
Hence, in general, at, during, of time. 
Virg. Nocte super media. Curt. Super 
vinum.-IF Also, besides. Liv. Super 
ceteros houores. Id. Vulnus super 
vulnus, h. e. wound upon wound, one 
wound after another. Id. Super h;ec. 
-IT Also, of number, preeminence 
or excellence, over, above, more. Sue¬ 
ton. Famosissima super ceteros cccna. 
Lie. Super omnia, h. e. above all - 
IT Also, of, on, about, concerning, nepl. 
Nep. Super tali causa missi. Cic. Ilac 
super re scribam ad te.-IT Also, over, 
with regard to oversight or office. 
Scrib. Lnrg. 162. Libertus super heredi- 
tates. (Others read supra.) - IT Su¬ 
per, adj. for superus. Cato. 
SC PER a (for supera parte), adv. same as 
Supra, above. Lucret. Id quod supera os- 
tendiinus.-IT As a. preposition, it de¬ 
notes over, above. Lucret. Supera terrain. 
SOPERaBTLIS (supero), e, adj. that may 
2 be surmounted or passed over. Liv. me¬ 
rits. -IT Also, that may be conquered 
or overcome, conquerable. Ovid. Per vim 
non est superabilis ulli. Tacit. Nitilis 
casibus superabiles Romanos. — Hence, 
curable. Tacit, ciecitas. 
SOPERaBLOS (super & abltio), is, a. 3. 
3 t.o wash atony above, inepXovco. Aden. 
S0PERXBOND5 (super & abundo), as, n. 
31. to superabound, be superfluous, nepicr- 
oevot. Tcrtull. 
S0PERaCCoMM 5D5 (super & accom- 
2 niodo), as, a. 1 . to fit above, put upon: 
Cels. 
SOPERXCeRVS (super & acervo), as, a. 
3 1. to heap or pile up. Tertull. 
SCPERaDDS (super & addo), is, a. 3. to 
3 add above, to add over and above, to add, 
ininpoorlSripi. Virg. carmen, inscribe 
besides. 
SOPERaDDuCS (super & adduco), is, a. 
3. to bring besides Plaut. 
OPERaDJICIS (super & adjicio), is,eci, 
3 ectum, a. 3. to add, add over and above. 
Pallad. 
SOPERXDoRNS (super & adorno), as, a. 
2 1 .to adorn above. Senec. 
S0PERADSIST6, 
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Super asststo, 
SDPERaDSPeRGS 
SOPERaDST 6 
SOPER^urFICATrS (superadifico), 
3 onis, f. a building upon. Tertull. 
S0PERA3DIF1CQ (super & *difico), as, 
3 avi, atum, a. 1. to build upon. Paulin. 
Nolan. 
S0PERXGGER5 (super & aggero), as, a. 
2 1 . to cover with a heap above. Colum. 
S0PERXG5 (super & ago), is, egi, actum, 
a. 3. to drive or bring over any thing. 
Tibull. 4. 1. 157. Sol superegerit ortus. 
(Al. leg. super ingerit.) 
SOPERaLLIGS (super & alligo), as, a. 1. 
to bind to above. Plin. 
SOPER aMBOL .6 (super & ambulo), as, a. 
3 1 . to walk over or upon. Sedul. undas. 
SOPERaMeNTUM (supero), i, n. a rc- 
3 mainder. Pandect. 
SOPERaNTEaOTOS (super& anteactus), 
a, um, adj. Lucret. alias, h. e. past or 
gone by. 
SOPER ARGUMENTS, same as Superar- 
3 gumentor. 
SOPERARGuMeNTSR (super & argu- 
mentor), aris, dep. 1 . to ground his 
proof upon, to argue over and above, 
prove besides. Tertull. 
S0PERASPERG5, or S0PERADSPERG8 
3 (super & adspergo), is, a. 3. to scatter 
upon or over, or, to scatter upon besides. 
Vcget. 
SOPERaSSISTS, or S0PERADSIST5 
(super & adsisto), is, stlti, a. 3. to step 
upon. Virg. Superadstitit arce. 
SOPERaSTo, or SOPEltADSTo (super & 
adsto), as, stiti, n. 1 . to stand above or 
over. Manil. 
SOPER ATI5 (supero), onis, f. agoing over 
2 any thing, a conquering, exceeding, sur¬ 
passing. Vitruv. 
SOPERaTOR (Id.), oris, m. a conqueror, 
3 subduer. Ovid. 
SOPERaTToLLS (super & attollo), is, a. 
2 3. to lift over. Plaut. pedes limen. 
S0PERATTRXII5, or SOPERXOTRXH5 
2 (super & adtraho), is, a. 3. to draw up. 
Avien. 
SOPeRBe (superbus), adv. proudly, haugh¬ 
tily, arrogantly, insolently, vneprjipavws- 
Cass, imperare. Cic. Superbius. Id. 
Superbissime. 
SOPeRBIX (vnsp/3iri),iB, f. pride, haughti¬ 
ness, insolence, arrogance, vnepqtjiavia. 
Cic. — Also, of a woman, prudery. 
Tacit. — Figur. Vitruv. candoris, h. e. 
the quality of the white color, that it does 
not easily take any other. -IT Also, in 
a good sense, pride. Horat. Sume su- 
pevbiam qussitam meritis, h. e. a noble 
pride. Tacit. Nec tantam Vespasiano 
superbiam, h. e. greatness of soul. 
SOPeRBIBS (super & bibo), is, a. 3. to 
2 drink after or upon, ininlviv. Plin. 
SOPeRBIFICOS (superbus & facio), a, 
3 um, adj. making proud, yavputonoios. 
Senec. 
SOPeRBILSQUeNTIX (superbus & lo- 
3 quor), ae, f. proud, arrogant speech, ucya- 
Xqyopla. Cic. e Poeta. 
SOPkRBIO (superbus), is, n. 4. tobeproud. 
act proudly, boast, glory, vnepytpavtvopai. 
Ovid, forma. Also, without an ablat.. 
Cic. — Also, with an infinit. following, 
to scorn, disdain. Stat. Spoliare super¬ 
bit. -IT Also, to be splendid, make a 
show, nlitter, shine. Plin. and Prop. 
SOPkRBITER (Id.), adv. insolently, haugli- 
3 tily. Afran. 
SOPERBOS (hn£p/3tos), a, um, adj. proud, 
haughty, puffed up, vain-glorious, arro¬ 
gant, assuming, insolent, disdainful,scorn¬ 
ful, vvepficfiavos. Cic. homo. Id. Victoria 
est superba, h. e. makes haughty. Id. 
Superbior. Id. Superbissima familia. 
Plaut. Faciam hodie te superbum, h. e. 
I shall give you so sound a drubbing, that 
you will not be able to walk away, but must 
be carried away; (proud people prefer 
riding or being carried to walking.) — 
Also, of animals and things. Martial. 
galli. Virg. gressus. — The last Ro¬ 
man king, Tarquinius Superbus, was 
also simply called Superbus. Cic. — 
Hence, fastidious, not easily to be satis- 
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fled, capricious, judging severely, super 
cilious, nice, squeamish. Cic. Judicium 
auriuni superbissimum, h. e. not content 
with what is common, but must have some¬ 
thing extraordinary. — Also, disobliging 
from a feeling of superiority. Cic. At¬ 
tic. 8 , 4.-IT Also, raising itself above 
others by its superiority or excellence, 
splendid, magnificent, superb, rich, costly , 
remarkable, excellent, distinguished, illus¬ 
trious, noble, brave. Virg. conjugium. 
Id. Bello superbus. Id. Tibur. Horat. 
Atridie, h. e. magnanimous, brave. - 
IT Colum. pira, h. e. perhaps, muscadcl 
pears. 
S0PERCALC5 (super & calco), as, a. 1. 
2 to tread upon, lay closely upon, Lniarupoi. 
Colum. 
SuPERCERNS (super & cerno), is, crevi, 
2 cretum, a. 3. to sift upon or over, inm- 
k pistil. Plin. 
SOPeRCILIOSOS (supercilium), a, um, 
2 adj. too serious, austere, censorious, strict., 
severe, bncooippvs. Senec. censor. Mar¬ 
tian. Capell. Superciliosior.-IT Al¬ 
so, proud, haughty, disdainful. Arnob. 
res, h. e. manifesting pride. 
SOPeRCILIUM (super & cilium), ii, n. a 
brow or eyebrow, the ridge of hair above 
the eyelids, dtfipv j. Cic. — Hence, aus¬ 
tereness, seriousness, gravity, severity. 
Cic. — Also, pride, haughtiness. Cic. — 
Also, for anger. Catull. Tollat rubra 
supercilia, h. e. knit the brows, frown. 
-IT Also, a nod. Horat. -11 Also, 
the top or height of any thing, the hr me, 
ridge, or summit of a hill. Liv. tumuli. 
Id. Infimo supercilio, h. e. at the foot oj 
the mountain. — Hence, in architec¬ 
ture, the projecting part of a column, 
a hind of moulding, over the ogee of the 
cornice. Vitruv. Hence, Id. Crassitudo 
supercilii, h. e. the Until. 
SOPERCCELESTIS (super fc cceiestis), e, 
3 adj. supercelestial. Tertull. sedes. 
SOPERCoMPoNS (super & compono), is, 
3 a. 3. to place together upon. Apic. 
SCPERCoNCTDS (super & concido), is, 
3 a. 3. to cut in pieces over. Apic. 
S0PERC5NTEG5 (super & contego), is, 
3 a. 3. to cover over. Cels, renes tunicis. 
SCPERC6RR05, is, n. 3. to fall down. 
3 upon, inininroi. Val. Max. 
SOPERCREATOS (super & creates), a, 
3 um, adj. grown to, adventitious, imyivo- 
uevof. Call. Aurcl. 
S0PERCRESC5 (super & cresco), is, evi, 
2 etum, n. 3. to grow up, over, or upon, 
emipvopai. Cels. — Figur. Quintil. 
declam, caritati, h. e. accedere. 
SOPeRCOBS (super & cubo), as, avi, 
2 atum, n. 1 . to lie or sleep upon, cntKei- 
pai. Colum. 
SOPeRCORRS (super & curro), is, n. 3. 
2 to run over. — Hence, to surpass, exceed. 
Plin. Ep. vectigalia. 
SOPeRDiCS (super & dico), is, a. 3. to 
3 say besides, add. Pandect. 
SOPERDIMIDluS (super & dimidius), a, 
3 um, adj. containing a number one and a 
half time. Martian. Capell. 
SOPeRDo (super & do), as, a. 1. to lay or 
2 put. upon, tniSldupi. Cels. 
SOPeRDuCS (super & duco), is, a. 3. to 
3 lead or draw over. Sidon. -IT Also, 
to bring upon or besides, lire tidy oi. Capi- 
talin. liberis novercam, h. e. to take an¬ 
other wife, and thus give his children a 
stepmother. 
SOPeRDOCTOS, a, um, particip. from 
superduco. 
SOPEReDITuS (super & editus), a, um, 
2 adj. raised above, high above. Lucret. 
SDPEREDS (super & edo), is, edi, esum, 
2 a. 3. to eat besides or after something else, 
iirtniayu). Plin. 
SOPEReFFLOS (super & elfiuo), is, n. 3. 
3 to be superfluous. Paulin. -if Also, 
to flow over. Val. Flacc. 4, 688 . Scopulo 
superefiluit tequor. (Others read scopu- 
los super eflluit.) 
SOPEIIeFFONDS (super & effundo), is, 
n. 3. to produce besides. Virg. JEn. 5, 
482, where it is separated into two 
words. 
SEPEReMICS (super & emico), as, n. 1. 
3 to spring or go over. Sidon. 
SOPEReMINeNTIX (stipereminens), <p, 
3 f. supereminence. Augustin. Dei. 
SOPEReMINES (super & emineo), es, a 
2 . to project above, be or appear above, 
