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Keelection, iterata electio. 
rBEMBARK,d. n. fiavem rursus conscen- 
dere. 
Reembarkino, Reembarkation, in na- 
vem or naves iterata conscensio. 
REENACTED, iterum sancitus. 
REENFORCE, instauro, reficio; vires ad- 
dere ; augeo. — To reenforce an army, 
exercitum supplere, iegiones restituere. 
— But they were reenforced in their march 
by volunteers, ceterum in ipso itinere 
auctnm voluntariis agmen erat, Liv. 
Reenforcement (of troops), supplemen¬ 
tal, nov® copi®. 
REENGAGE (in battle), iterum confligere. 
— one’s self in a business, se iterum ne 
gotio implicare. 
REENJOY, iterum frui. 
REENTER, rursus or denuo intrare ; ite- 
ruin ingredi. 
Reentry, introitus or ingressus itera- 
tus. 
REENTHRONE, iterum in solio colloca- 
re, instaurare. 
REESTABLISH, restituo, instauro, re- 
novo,redintegro; reconcilio. 
Reestablishes, restitutor. 
Reestablishing, Reestablishment, res¬ 
titutio, instauratio, renovatio, redint% 
gratio. 
REEVE (bailif), villicus, rerum procura¬ 
tor or administrator. 
REEXAMINE, ad examen iterum revo- 
care ; in aliquid denuo inquirere. — a 
copy by the original, exemplum cum au- 
togtapho conferre or comparare. 
Reexamination, ad examen denuo re 
vocatio. 
REFECTION ( refreshment), refectio, re- 
creatio. 
Refectory ( place to dine in), coenaculum, 
cmnatio. 
REFEL, refello, refuto, confuto; coar- 
guo. 
REFER, refero, remitto, relego ; causam 
ad arbitrum aliquem remittere, confer¬ 
re. — They referred the whole affair to the 
senate at Rome, causam integram Ro- 
mam ad senatum rejecere. — To refer a 
thing to arbitration, compromissum de 
re aliqua facere ; rem arbitrorum judi- 
cio permittere ; rem arbitris disceptan- 
dain committere, controversiam arbitris 
judicandam tradere. — To refer (neut.) 
to an author, auctorem citare or laudare. 
—• || See Allude. 
Referee, Referendary, arbiter; se¬ 
quester. 
Reference, Referring, permissio, re- 
missio: ( arbitration ), arbitrium, arbitra¬ 
tes, compromissum : (regard), ratio, 
respectus. — To have reference to, alicu- 
jus or alicujus rei rationem habere ; ali¬ 
cujus rei rationem ducere ; aliquem or 
aliquid respicere or spectare. — In ref¬ 
erence to. quantum attinet or pertinet 
ad. — In reference to those times, ut tem- 
poribus illis.- d reference in a bonk, 
nota or signum ad annotationem refe- 
rens. — Having reference, relativus (not 
good Lot.). 
Referrible, quod referri potest or perti¬ 
net ad aliquid. 
REFINE, purgo, elimo ; excoquo (metal). 
— To refine upon or handle nicely, accu- 
ratius aliquid tractare ; de aliqua. re ac- 
curatius disserere. — To refine wines, 
vina defaecare or elutriare. 
Refinedly, affectatSi elegantiH ; curi- 
ose. 
Refiner, purgator. 
Refining, purgatio. 
REFIT, reficio, instauro, reconcinno. 
Refitting, refectio. 
REFLECT (reverberate), repercutio, re- 
verbero. — To reflect the rays of light, 
radios reperentere ; radios regerere^fin 
oculos).-IT To reflect upon (in the 
mind), considerare, secum cogitare, re- 
putare, revolvere ; recogitare, recolere ; 
repetere (poet.). — I often reflect on this, 
sspe recursat hoc animo.-TT To re¬ 
flect or throw reproach upon a person or 
thing, detrahere de ; carpo ; reprehendo. 
Sometimes he reflected upon particular 
persons, sometimes on the whole body, sin- 
gnlos modo, modo universos, liedere, 
Sail. — Reflected upon (blamed), reprehen¬ 
ds, castigatus. 
Reflecting, Reflection (reverberation), 
repercussio, repercussus (the state). - 
IT (of the mind), meditatio (how to effect a 
thing)-, cogitatio (thought)-, prudentia 
(as a quality) ; memoria; conscientia. 
— I did that without reflection, id feci im- 
prudens or incogitans. — This reflection 
came into my mind on this occasion, hoe 
adeo ex hac re venit in mentem mihi, 
Ter. — After mature reflection, re dili- 
genter perpensa. — A person without re¬ 
flection or thought, homo inconsideratus, 
inconsultus, temerarius.-IT (repre¬ 
hension), reprehensio, castigatio. — Nei¬ 
ther is this any reflection upon their honor, 
it being the fashion among them, neque id 
flagitium militia ducitur, ita se mores 
habent, Sail. 
Reflective verb, verbum reflexivum. 
Reflexibility, qualitas rei quie flecti po¬ 
test. 
Reflexible, quod reflecti potest. 
Reflexive, ad prseterita respiciens. 
Reflexively, per iriodum reflexum. 
REFLOW, refluo. 
Refluent, refluens, refluus. 
Reflux, refluxus. 
REFORM, corrigo, emendo ; instauro ; re- 
formo ; commuto. — In military affairs 
he reformed some abuses, and in others 
made new orders, in re militari et com- 
mutavit multa et instituit, Suet. — To 
reform a person in his manners, aliquem 
ad bonam frugetn redigere. — To reform 
abuses in the courts of justice, mores et 
flagitia eorum castigare, qui judicium 
exercent. — To reform one’s own man¬ 
ners or be reformed, ad frugem redire, ad 
bonam frugem se recipere ; mores in 
melius mutare. — To reform troops, mi- 
litum partem exauctorare, dimittere or 
missos facere. 
Reform, s. correctio, emendatio ; res in 
melius mu tats ; rerum mutatio. 
Reformation, Reforming, correctio, 
emendatio.— To want, reformation, me 
dicins indigere.-TT The Reformation 
res Christians in melius restitut®. 
Reformed. — The reformed (i. e. Protest¬ 
ants), reformats religionis professores. 
Reformer, emendator or corrector et 
emendator alicujus rei (e. g. discipli- 
ns Christians); rerum mutationis cu- 
pidus. —of decayed learning, literarum 
senescentium reductor et reformator. 
REFRACT, radios infringere or refrin- 
gere. — To be refracted, refringi. 
Refraction, lefractio radiorum. 
Refractive, refringendi vim habens. 
REFRACTORY, contumax; refractarius, 
pervicax, pertinax. 
Refractorily, contumaciter, pertinaci- 
ter, pervicacius. 
Refractoriness, contumacia, pervicacia, 
pertinacia, perversitas. 
REFRAIN (forbear), (se) abstinere, sibi 
temperare. — I cannot.refrain, but, &c., 
animo imperare nequeo, quin, etc. - 
IT To refrain or curb, refreno, compesco, 
cohiheo, contineo ; reprirno ; tempero. 
— To refrain laughing, risum compes- 
cere or cohibere. —immoderate joy, ex- 
sultantem Istitiam comprimere. 
Refraining, temperatio, temperantia. 
REFRANGIBLE, quod refringi potest. 
Refrangibility, conditio rei qus refrin¬ 
gi potest. 
REFRESH (recreate), recreo, relaxo ; re- 
frigero : (repair), interpolo, reconcinno ; 
resarcio. — Torcfresh one’ssclf, animum 
oblectare, recreare, relaxare. —And the 
day being now far spent, he ordered the 
soldiers to refresh themselves, prscipi- 
tique jam die curare corpora milites 
jubet, Liv. — To refresh one’s body with 
rest., membra quiete fovere, refovere.— 
To refresh the memory of a thing, memo- 
riam alicujus rei renovare. — Refreshed, 
refectus, renovatus. — Somewhat refresh¬ 
ed, subrefectus.— Refreshing (cooling), 
refrigerans, refrigeratorius. 
Refreshing, Refreshment, recreatio, 
refectio: lenimen: (food), cibus (quo 
corpus recreatur). — To take some re- 
refreshment or food, edo, comedo ; ci- 
bum capere or sumere.— Cool refresh¬ 
ments of the air, aurs opacs. 
REFRIGERATIVE medicines, medica- 
menta refrigeratoria or vim refrigeran- 
di habentia. 
REFUGE, perfugium ; refugium ; asy¬ 
lum ; portus ; prssidium. —To take ref¬ 
uge in a place, fugere, confugere or per- 
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fugere aliquo or ad or in aliquem locum 
ad asylum confugere; se ad aram reci¬ 
pe re. — To stop all refuge from one, orn- 
netn terrarum orbem alicui priedudere. 
Refugee, domo or patrift profugus ; ex- 
torris. 
REFULGENT, fulgens, nitens, splen- 
dens, rutilus. 
Refulgence, nitor, splendor. 
REFUND, reddo; resolvo, Plaut.; refun- 
do, Pandect. 
REFUSE, v. recuso, detrecto, nego, abne- 
go, denego; aspernor, aversor ; respuo, 
renuo, defugio, refugio.— They refused 
to obey their commanders, imperium de- 
trectabant. — He refused the proposal, 
oblatam conditionein respuit. — He never 
refused an invitation to a feast, nullum 
convivium renuebat. — I will not re¬ 
fuse, in me nulla erit mora. —I will re¬ 
fuse you nothing, veniam quocumque 
voc&ris. — I will not refuse praise, non 
ego laudari metuain.— To refuse abso¬ 
lutely, pernego. — To refuse by nodding, 
alinuo, renuo.— To be refused or denied, 
repulsam ferre or pati. — Refused, recu- 
satns, repudiatus, rejectus. 
Refuse of things, purgamentum, retri- 
roentum, recrementum ; quisquili®, pi. 
— of sifted com, excretum. — of metal 
tried, scoria. — The refuse of wax, cerae 
purgamentum. 
Refusal, Refusing, recusatio ; detrec- 
tatio: repulsa (repulse, denial). 
Refuser, qui recusat. 
REFUTE, refuto, confuto; refello; di- 
luo; resolvo, Quint. 
Refuting, Refutation, confutatio, refu- 
tatio; destructio, Quint. 
REGAIN, recupero, redipiscor. 
Regaining, recuperatio. 
REGAL, regalis, regius. 
Regalia, regis insignia; honorum decora 
et insignia, Flor. 
Regally, regaliler; regie. 
REGALE one, v. munificis donis or con- 
vivio excipere. — Regaled, lauto convi- 
vio exceptus. 
Regale, s. epulie, lautum convivium, 
dapes opipar®, coena dtibia. 
Regaling, epulatio opipara. 
REGARD (consider), v. attendo, audio, 
animadverto, aspecto; consulo, euro; 
(but see To have regard, under the subst.): 
(value), testimo, euro: (mark), observo, 
intueor ; exaudio. — Not to regard, sper- 
no, negligo, contemno, despicio, postha- 
beo, susque deque habere.— To be not 
regarded (in no repute), sordeo, sordesco ; 
obsolefio, Suet. — Regarding or having 
relation to, ad aliquid attinens or perti- 
nens. 
Regard, s. respectus, cura, ratio; ob- 
servantia ; reverentia ; considerantia, 
consideratio, contemplatio; reputatio, 
Plin. — To have regard of, aliquem or 
aliquid respicere, considerare ; alicujus 
rationem habere. — I think we ought to 
have regard to those that are absent, exis- 
timo oportere rationem haberi absenti- 
um. — I have no regard for these things, 
nihil me hiec movent. — If you have any 
regard to prayers, precibus si fleejeris 
ullis. — A regard for the public good, sta¬ 
dium reipublic®, Sail. — A great regard 
to truth, cura ®qui et justi. — We must, 
have great regard to both, utnusque ratio 
habenda est, Ctc. — To have a great re¬ 
gard for one, aliquem magni facere.— 
In or with regard to, quod attinet ad :— 
ad ; a, ab. — With regard to (consider¬ 
ing) his substance in the, world, pro snis 
facultatibus. — In which regard, quo 
•nomine. 
Regardant (in heraldry), respiciens, re- 
trospiciens. 
Regarder (observer), observator. 
Regardful, gttentus, observans. 
Regardfully, attente, reverenter. 
Regarding (concerning), de. 
Regarding, s. respectus, contuitus, in- 
tuitus. 
Regardless, negligens, remissus, impro- 
vidus, incuriosus ; immemor ; socors. 
Regardlessly, negligenter, remisse, im* 
provide, incuriose. 
Regardlessness, neeligentia, incuria. 
REGENCY. See Regent. 
REGENERATE, regenero, regigno, de. 
nuo formare. 
Regeneration, generatio nova 
