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SUP 
SUP 
overtop, be higher or above others, surpass, 
outstrip, vnepex‘ 0 . ^ r g-i Colum. and 
Ovid. 
FOPEREMORTfiR. (super fc emorior), eris, 
2 dep. 3. to die upon. Plin. 
SOPE RENATS (super & enato), as, n. X. 
3 to swim or sail over. Lucan. 
SOPERES {suiter & eo), is.,irreg. n. to 
pass over. Lucrct. 3, 1044. (FA. Creech. 
reads super ire lacunas.) 
SOPEReReCTOS (super & erectus), a, 
3 um, adj. standing over or upon. Arnmian. 
SOPEReKSGaTIS (supererogo), onis, f. 
a paying over and above, supererogation. 
Quintil. dccl. 
SCPEReRSGS (super & erogo), as, a. 1. 
3 to pay or spend over and above. Cod. 
Just. 
SOPEReSCIT, same as Supererit. Enn. 
SOPEREVSLS (super & evolo), as, n. 1. 
to Jly over. Lucan. Alpem. 
SOPEReXaCTIS (superexigo), onis, f. a 
3 demanding over and above. Cod. Just. 
SOPEReXaLTS (super & exalto), as, 
3 avi, atum, a. J. to exalt. Augustin. 
SOPEReXCeLLeNS (super & excellens), 
3 tis, adj. very excellent. Salvian. 
SOPEReXCC'RRS (super & excurro), is, 
3 n.3. to run or stretch over, spread over. 
Pandect.. 
SOPEReXES (super & exeo) is, irreg. n. 
3 to extend. Anson. 
SOPEReXIGS (super & exigo), is, a. 3. to 
3 exact over and above. Cod. Just. 
S 0 P E R e XT 5 L L 5 (super & extollo). is, 
3 a. 3. to raise above others. Tertull. 
SOPEReXOLTS (super & exulto), as, n. 
3 1. to leap u.p, exult. Symmach. 
SOPeRFERS (super & fero), ers, tuli, la- 
2 turn, irreg. a. to carry over or beyond , 
inup'epw. — Hence, Superferri, to fly, 
ride, run, swim, &c. over. Plin. and 
Apul. -IT Also, to carry beyond the 
usual time. Plin. Et periclitari partus 
(the fetus), si superferatur, be carried be¬ 
yond the usual time. —— ir Also, to lay, 
place, or put over. Plin. Pedsni super- 
latum.-IT Also, to raise or lift up. 
Hence, Superlatus, a, um, excessive, 
hyperbolical, exaggerated. Cic. 
EOPeRFeTS, and SOPeRFQETS (super 
2 & feto),as, n. 1. to conceive anew after 
beinir with young, iniKvcw. Plin. 
SOPERFrcrALXS (superficies),' e, adj. 
3 superficial. Tertull. 
SOPeRFICIaLITER (superficialis), adv. 
superficially. Cassiod. 
SOPeRFICIaRIOS (superficies), a, um, 
2 adj. built or dwelling on rented lama, 
eninoXaios. Pandect, aides, houses built 
upon another man’s ground, and subject 
in consequence to a quit-rent or ground- 
rent. Id. Superficiarius, A. e. who lives 
or has settled on rented ground. 
SOPeRFICIeNS (as if from superficio), 
3 tis, adj. superfluous or overflowing. Pan¬ 
dect. 
SOPERFICTeS (super & facies), ei, f. the up¬ 
per part ot any tiling, or that which is over 
or which is placed over any tiling. Plin. tes- 
tudinum, h. c. the upper shell or upper part 
of the shell. —Particularly, of trees and 
plants, that, which grows above the earth, 
and is therefore distinguished from the root 
and stump. Plin. — Hence, the top of any 
thing. Plin. — Also, the upper part of 
a candlestick in which the candle is 
placed. Plin. — Also, the upper part or 
surface of water. Colum. — Also, in 
buildings, sometimes the roof relatively 
to the building beneath, Plin.: and 
sometimes the whole building relatively 
to the ground on which it stands. 
Pandect., Lav. 5, 54, Cic. Att. 4, 1. — 
Plin. corporum, ft. c. the upper part. —— 
ir With mathematicians, a superficies, 
surface, length and breadth without thick¬ 
ness. Macrob. 
SOPERFICIUM, ii, n. same as Superficies. 
3 Pandect. 
SOPf.RFIGO (super & 15go), is, xi, xum, 
a. 3. Infix or put upon. Lav. 
SOPeRFIS (super & fio), is, irreg. to re- 
2 main, be left, be over and above. Plant. 
and Colum. -IT Also, to come or ap¬ 
pear uppermost, as, when any thing is 
turned round. Oell. 
SOPeRFiXOS, a, um, particip. from su- 
2 peril so. 
SOPERFLeXOS (super & flexus), a, um 
3 adj. bent over. Sidon 
SOPeRFLoReSCS (super A floresco), is, 
2 n. 3. to blossom over itse f. Plin. sibi. 
SOPIRFLOic (superfiuus), adv. superflu- 
3 ously, iraocbKovTws. Augustin. 
SOPeRFLOITaS (Id.), atis, f. superfluity, 
2 superfluousness, superabundance, nepia- 
treia. Plin. 
SOPeRFLOS (Id.), adv. same as Superflue, 
3 superfluously. Augustin. 
SCPeRFI.OS (super & fiuo), is, uxi, n. 
2 and a. 3. Intuans. to run over, overflow, 
i-mppS'.o. Tacit. Nilus superfiuit. — 
Hence, figur. to have a superabundance. 
Cic. Nos superfluentes. — Also, to be 
superabundant, abound. Tacit. Super- 
fluente multitudine. — Also, to be super¬ 
fluous. Quintil. Nihil superfluat.- 
IT Transitive, to flow by or past. 
Quintil. aures. 
SOPeRFLOOS (superfluo), a, urn, adj. 
2 runninir over , overflowing, emppewv. 
Plin. Paneg. -IT Also, unnecessary, 
superfluous. Scree. - IT Also, re- 
mai.nin.cr over and above. Pandect. 
SOPeRFCBTS. See Supcrfeto. 
SOPeRFSRaNEOS (super & forum), a, 
3 um, adj. superfluous, unnecessary. Sym¬ 
mach. 
SOPeRFSRE, for Superfuturum ess< 
]? CLTtdCrCt* 
SOPeRFSRS (super & foro), as, a. 1. to 
3 bore above. Scrib. Larg. 
SOPeRFROTICS (super & frutico), as, n 
3 1. to bud or sprout again. Tertull. 
SOPsRFOGIS (super & fugio), is, n. 3. 
3 to fly upon or over. Val. Place 
SOPeRFOLGES (super & fulgeo), es,n. 2. 
3 to shine over any thing, to shine or glitter 
forth, enioeXayeo) Slat. Templa su- 
perfulges. 
SOPeRFuNDS (super & fundo), is, fudi, 
2 fusum, a. 3. to pour upon or vveryintp-. 
Xtw. Colum. oleum alicui rei. Quin- 
til. Superfusa humoris copia. Hence, 
Superfundi, to overflow. Liv. Circus 
Tiberi superfuso irrigatos. Hence, 
figur. to spread, lake up a great space.. 
Senec. Corpora superfunduntur. -- 
IT Also, to cast,.put or lay upon or over, 
to overlay. Pailad. pavimenta. — 
Hence, Superfundi, to pour, throw or lay 2 
himself or itself upon, spread over or up¬ 
on. Colum. Terra superfusa scamnis. 
Liv. Hostes superfusi, h. e. who rushed 
upon him. -IT Also, to pour or. throw 
over. Tacit, vim telorum.-IT Also, 
figur. to pour, spread. Liv. Superfudit 
se (regnum Macedonia?) in Asiam, h. e. 
was spread, extended. Calp. Lac siiper- 
fusum. Plin. Gens superfusa montibus, 
A. c. scattered or dispersed over. Liv. 
Lfetitia se superfundens, h. e. excessive, 
extravagant. -IT Also, to pour upon, 
wet, moisten, cover by pouring, or, in gen¬ 
eral, to cover. Colum. aliquid oleo. 
Tacit. Alarum signa pulsu sonituque et 
nulie ipsa operient et superfundent 
— equites equosque. 
SOPeRFuSTS (superfundo), onis, f. a 
3 pouring over or upon, inixvacs. Arnmian. 
——If’Also, a casting, throwing or lay¬ 
ing over or upon. Pailad. pavimenti. 
SOPeRFuSOS, a, um, particip. from su- 
SUP 
SOPeRJaCIS (super & jacio), is, jeci. 
2 perfundo. 
SOPeRFOTuROS. See Supersum. 
SOPeRGERS (super & gero), is, essi, es- 
tum, a. 3. to put or heap upon. Colum. 
terram. -TI Also, to stop up above. 
Apul. Supergesto operculo. 
SOPeRGREDISR (super-& gradior), eris, 
2 essus sum, dep. 3. to step, go or pass 
over. Colum. limen.-U Figur.to go, 
come or pass over. Senec. necessitates, 
A. e. to endure, support. -IT Also, to 
surpass, excel. Quintil. and Justin, ali¬ 
quid. -IT Plin. Supergradior for su- 
pergredior. — Snpergredio,/or supergre¬ 
dior. Apul. Supergresserat annum Xll. 
— Hence, Supergressus, a, um, pas¬ 
sively. Pailad. 
SOPeRGReSSDS, a, um, particip. from 
2 supergredior. 
SOPeRGReSSOS (supergredior), us, m. 
3 an exceeding, excelling, surpassing. Ter¬ 
tull. Per supergressum, A. c. exceedingly, 
extraordinarily. 
S0PERHABE5 (super & babeo), es, a. 2. 
2 to have over or upon. Cels. 
SOPER?, ovum. See Superus. 
SOPeRJX.CE 5 (super & jaceo), es, n. 2. 
2 to lie over or upon. Cels. 
863 
jactuin and jectum, a. 3. to cast or throw 
over or upon, enifiaXXw. Colum. Folia 
superjaciebantur. Virg. Scopulos su- 
perjacit mid am Pontus. Horat. yEquor 
superjectuin, ft. e. overflowed. — Hence, 
Superjectus, a, um, lying, above any 
thing. Plin. Phrygia Troadi superjecta. 
-IT Also, to exaggerate, go too far. 
Liv. fidem augendo.-IT Sallust, and 
Tacit. Superjactus, a, um. 
SOPeRJaCTS (super & jacto), as, a. 1. 
to spring over. Plin. -IT Also, to 
cast or fling up. Val. Max. 
SOPeRJaCTOS, a, um, particip. from su- 
2 perjacio. 
SOPeRJeCTIS (superjacio), onis, f. a 
throwing over. Arnob. -IT Also, an 
hyperbole. Quintil. 
SOPeRJeCTOS, a, um, particip. from su- 
2 perjacio. 
SOPeRJeCTOS (superjacio), us, m. a 
2 leaping upon, lying over or upon. Co- 
Inm. 
S0PERILLIG5 (super & illigo), as, avl, 
2 atum, a. 1. to bind to above, to tic or bind 
upon, inrepoew. Plin. 
S0PERILLIN5 (super & illino), is, Svi, 
Ttum, a. 3. to smear or anoint above. 
Cels. -IT Also, to smear upon. Cels. 
-IT Superillmio occurs also. Hence, 
Superillinitns, a, um. Apul. 
SOPElliM MINES (super & immineo), es, 
2 n. 2. to hang over, overhang. Virg. 
Ense sequens superimminet. Amen. 
Pudor superimminet. 
SOPERTMMITTS (super & immitto), is, 
3 a. 3. to throw into or upon. Apic. 
SOPERIMPeNDeNS (super & impen- 
3 dens),tis, adj. hanging over, overhang¬ 
ing. Catull. 
SDPERIMPoNS (super & impono), is, 
2 p35u57~poaitum, a. 3. to put, lay, or 
place upon, hUTiSripi. Cels. 
SOPERiMPSSITOS, a, um, particip. from 
2 superimpono. 
SuPERINCeNDS (super & incendo), is, 
3 a. 3. to inflame more. Valer. Flacc. 
aliquem. 
SuPERINCIDS (super & incldo), is, n. 3. 
to fall down into or upon from above. 
Liv. 
S0PERINCID5 (super & incido), is, a. 3. 
2 to make an incision above. Cels. 
SOPERINCReSCS (super & incresco), is, 
2 n. 3. to grow over or upon. Cels. 
S0PERINC0B5 (super & incubo), as, n. 
2 1. to He upon. Liv. 
SOPERiNCuMBS (super & incumbo), is, 
3 cubui, n. 3. lo lie down upon. Ovid. 
SOPERINCuRVaTOS (super & incurva- 
3 tus), a, um, adj. bending over upon. 
Apul. . 
S0PERTNDTCTI5 (superindico), onis, f. 
3 and S0PER1ND1CTUM, i, n. an extra¬ 
ordinary duty or impost. Cod. Just. 
SOPERiNDuCS (super & induco), is, xi, 
2 ctum, a. 3. to draw over. — Hence, Su- 
perinductus, a, um, drawn over. Quin¬ 
til, -IT Also, to mention afterwards or 
thereupon. Tertull. 
S0PERIND0CTITI0S, or SOPERiIV- 
3 DuCTICIOS, a, um, adj. supposititious. 
Tertull. 
SOPERINDuCTIS (super & inductio), 
3 onis, f. that is inserted by writing it above 
the line written. Pandect. 
SOPeRiNDuCTOS, a, um, particip. from 
2 superinduco. 
SOPERiNDOMeNTUM (superinduo), i., n. 
3 a cloak or other outer garment. Tertull. 
S0PERIND05 (super & induo), is, ui, 
2 utuin, a. 3. to put on over the rest of one s 
clothes, errevSvw. Sueton. 
SOPeRINDuTOS, a, um, particip. trom 
2 superinduo. , . 
SOPERXNFuNDS (super & infundo), is> 
udi, usum, a. 3. to pour over or upon. 
Cain. 
SOPERINFOSOS, a, um, particip. from su- 
perinfundo. . . . 
SDPkRING£R 5 (super & .ingero), is, 
essi, estum, a. 3. to lay or heap upon, 
endsihepoi. Plin. and Colum. — l igw 
Tibull. ortus, ft. e. to rise., shine. 
SOPERiNJeCTOS, a, um, particip. lrom 
2 superinjicio. .. . . . 
S0PERINJICI5 (super & mjicio), is, eel, 
2 jectum, a. 3. to lay or throw above, throu 
or cast over or upon, enepflabXw. 
and Cels. 
Virg 
