INDEX
a, lassum ref1
ablativus ref1
abominate, abominor ref1
abscessus ref1
absurd ref1n
academic, Academus ref1
Accius ref1
account ref1
accusativus ref1
Achillea, Achilles ref1
acolyte, acolythus ref1
action, actiones,
actions, activity,
actor, actors and
acus ref1
adiudicatio ref1
adolescens, adolesco ref1
adoptio, adoption ref1
adultero, adultery ref1
adverb, adverbium ref1
advertising ref1
aedes, aedifico, aedilis ref1, ref2
aeger, aegrotat ref1
aequitas ref1
Aeschylus ref1
aesthetics ref1
Agamemnon, sacrifice of Iphigeneia ref1
agapê ref1n
aggeion ref1
agger ref1
agkhonê ref1
agricola, agricultura, agriculture and farming ref1, ref2
aisle ref1
aisthêtika ref1
aithêr ref1
aitiatikê ref1
Akadêmeia, Akadêmos ref1
akolouthos ref1
ala ref1
alas ref1
Alberti ref1
albumen, albums, albus ref1, ref2
Alexander of Damascus ref1
Alexander the Great ref1
Alexandros ref1
allegatio, allegations ref1
allêgoria, allegory ref1
ally ref1
alpha beta ref1
alphabet ref1
altaria ref1
amber ref1
ambio, ambition, ambitus ref1
amble, ambulance, ambulo ref1
amicus ref1
amor ref1
anemone ref1
angel, angelos ref1
angelus ref1n
anger ref1n
angina ref1
Anglo-Saxon ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
anguish, angustus ref1n
anima, animal ref1
Anna Perenna, festival of ref1, ref2
annalis, annual, annus ref1
anthem ref1n
Anthriscus sylvestris ref1
antidote, antidotos, antidotum ref1
antiphonos ref1n
Antirrhinum ref1
Antonius Silvanus ref1
antônumia ref1
Apelles ref1
apiary, apis ref1
apostle, apostolos, apostolus ref1
appetite, appetitus ref1
approve ref1
apricot ref1
apse, apsis ref1
Apuleius, The Golden
Ass ref1
aqua ref1
aquaeductus, aqueducts ref1, ref2
aquifolium ref1
arcade, Arcadia ref1
architect, architecture, architectus ref1
Aristotle ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
arithmetic, arithmêticus, arithmos ref1
arkhitektôn ref1
arma, army ref1
armour ref1
arsenic, arsenikon ref1
arthriticus, arthritis, arthron ref1
artus ref1
Asclepius ref1
asinus ref1
Asklêpios ref1
asparagus ref1
aspidion ref1
Aspidistra ref1
ass ref1
assembly ref1
assiduus ref1
astêr ref1
Asteraceae ref1
astrologia, astrology, astronomia, astronomy ref1, ref2
Asylaeus, asylum ref1
Athenaeus ref1
Athens ref1
Atlas, Mount ref1
atomos, atomus ref1
atomic theory ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
-atus ref1
auctor ref1
audience, audio, audition ref1
augeo ref1
Augustus, Emperor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11
aura ref1
Aurelianus, Caelius ref1
auspex, auspices, auspicious, auspicium ref1
authentic, authoritative, authors ref1
automatos, automatum, automobile, autopsy ref1
bacilli, bacillum, bacillus ref1
bacteria, bacterium, baktêrion ref1
bald ref1
balnea ref1
banausic, banausos ref1
banking ref1
Barates ref1
barbers ref1
Basileus, basilica, Basilica of Maxentius ref1
baths ref1
battlefields ref1
beard ref1
beatitude ref1
beer ref1n
before ref1
belt ref1
bibere ref1n
Bible, biblos ref1, ref2, ref3n, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
big ref1
bill ref1
binding promise ref1
birds, behaviour of ref1
bishop ref1
black ref1
blackberry ref1
blame, blaspheme, blasphêmeô blasphemo ref1, ref2
blessed ref1
blockhead ref1
blood ref1
body parts ref1
Boethus ref1
bomb, bombos, bombus ref1
bona fide ref1
bonds ref1
bonus, bonus ref1
borrowings ref1
botanê, botany ref1
boulê ref1
bourse ref1
bous ref1
bow ref1
box ref1
brand names ref1
break ref1
breastplate ref1
brick ref1
Britain, Britanni,
Britannia ref1
British Empire ref1
brothels ref1
Brutus ref1
bubble ref1
bublos ref1
bucina, bucinus, buculus, bugle ref1
and n bulla, bullet ref1
Buphthalmum salicifolium ref1
burnt offerings ref1
bursa, bursar ref1
Bush, George W. ref1
business partnerships ref1
buying and selling ref1
Byzantium ref1
caballero, caballo, caballus ref1
cabbage, caboce ref1
cadet ref1
caedo ref1
caelum ref1
caementum ref1
caerimonia ref1
Caesar ref1
calculator, calculus ref1, ref2
calendar, the ref1
calidus ref1
Caligula, Emperor ref1
Calvary, calvus ref1
calx ref1
camara, camaraderie ref1, ref2
Cambridge University ref1
camera obscura ref1
Camillus ref1
campaign, campus, ref1
camps ref1
canapé ref1
cancel, cancellarius, cancellus ref1
candid, candidate, candidatus, candidus ref1
canine ref1
cannon ref1
canon, canon law, canons (church) ref1
canopy ref1
capital, capital punishment, capitalism ref1, ref2, ref3
capsa ref1
caputium ref1
cardinal, cardinalis, cardo ref1
care ref1
caricatura, caricature ref1
caritas ref1n
carnage, carnelevare, carnival, carnivore, caro ref1, ref2
carpentarius, carpentum ref1
carrus ref1
case system ref1
cash ref1
castro, castrum ref1
casus ref1
catarrh ref1
Cato the Elder ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
Catullus ref1
cauda ref1
caudex ref1
Caudine Forks, battle of the ref1
caupo ref1
cavalliere, cavalry ref1
cave! ref1n
caveat emptor ref1n
ceilings ref1
celebrati, celebrity ref1
celestial, celo ref1
Celsus, Aulus
Cornelius ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
Celts ref1
cement ref1
cemetery ref1
censeo, censors, census ref1, ref2
cerasus ref1
ceremony ref1
chamber ref1
champagne ref1
chancel, chancellor ref1
charity ref1n
Charlemagne ref1
cheap ref1
Cheke, Sir John ref1
cheval ref1
chiasmus, chiasmus ref1
child mortality, childbirth ref1
children ref1
Chimonanthus ref1
China ref1
Chinese language ref1
chirurge, chirurgus ref1
choleric, cholericus ref1
chord ref1
chorus ref1
Chresimus, Gaius Furius ref1
Christian love ref1n
Christianity ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
chromatic ref1
chromosomes ref1
Chrysanthemum ref1
church ref1
church liturgy ref1
Churchill, Winston ref1
Cicero ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14, ref15, ref16
on accounts ref1
and behaviour ref1
and Brutus ref1
De officiis (‘On Duties’) ref1
debating ability ref1
defence of Milo ref1
definition of iniuria ref1
on elections ref1
on flows ref1
on helpfulness ref1
and omens ref1
on pactum ref1
on privilege ref1
on property ref1
prosecution of Verres ref1
on religion ref1
on the Republic ref1
right of servitus ref1
on the Roman people ref1
on Servius Sulpicius
Rufus ref1
on signs ref1
on statesmanship ref1
treatises on rhetoric ref1, ref2
on violence ref1
on war and warfare ref1
cinema ref1
cingulum ref1
circumeo ref1
circus, Circus Maximus ref1
cirice ref1
cite ref1
citizen, citizenship ref1, ref2, ref3
city ref1
civic, civilization, civis ref1
class, class system, classis ref1, ref2, ref3
Classical Latin ref1
classicsforall survey ref1
Claudius, Emperor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Clematis ref1
clergy, the ref1
clergyman ref1
cleric, clericus, clerk ref1, ref2
cliens, clients ref1
climate, clinic, clinici, climax, clinical ref1, ref2, ref3
clitoris ref1
cloaca ref1
Clodius ref1
cloud ref1
coctus ref1
code, codex, codify ref1, ref2
coffin ref1
cohors ref1
coin ref1
cold ref1
collage, collagen ref1
colloquia, colloquial ref1
colonel ref1
colonia, colonies, colonus ref1, ref2
Columella ref1
columna ref1
comets ref1
commander-in-chief ref1
commercial, commercium ref1
commoda, commodities, commodus ref1
communal, communal obligations, communis ref1
communications ref1
compassion ref1n
compensation, compenso ref1
completely ref1
complexion ref1
computo ref1
comrade ref1
conciliation, concilio, concilium ref1
con/cum ref1
condemnatio ref1
confide ref1
coniugo, coniunctio, conjugating verbs, conjunction ref1, ref2
connubium ref1
conopium ref1
consentio ref1
consilium ref1
consortium ref1
Constantine, Emperor ref1
consulate ref1
contemplate ref1
context, contextus ref1
contract, contractual agreements, contraho ref1, ref2
controversiae ref1
convention ref1
conventions ref1
cooked ref1
cophinus ref1
Cornelia, letters ref1
corner ref1
corporal, corpus ref1
corruption ref1
cosmetic ref1n
costa ref1
Cotoneaster ref1
cotoneum ref1
council, counsel ref1
country estate ref1
court, courtyard ref1
cow ref1
cow parsley ref1
coward ref1
craftsmanship ref1
crane ref1
cranium ref1
crapula, crapulous ref1
crater, crater(a) ref1
creatio ref1n
creator ref1
credit and credit systems, creditum,
crepo (crepit-) ref1
cretins ref1
crime, crimen, criminal ref1, ref2
critic, criticus ref1
c(r)oustade ref1
crowd control ref1
crowded ref1
crusta, crustacea ref1
cui bono ref1
culpa, culpable ref1
cult ref1
cult statues ref1
cultivator ref1
cultus ref1
cuneus ref1
cura, curator, curatores ref1
currant ref1
current ref1
curriculum, curriculum, curriculum vitae ref1
cursive, cursivus ref1
custard ref1
cybernetics ref1
cyclamen ref1
cynicus ref1
dactylic hexameter ref1
daffodil ref1
dagger ref1
daily ref1
daktulos ref1
damascena ref1
damnum ref1
danger ref1
Daphne ref1
dativus ref1
day ref1
days
of the months ref1
of the week ref1
deaf ref1n
debate ref1
debeo, debit, debt ref1, ref2, ref3
decapitate ref1
decido, decision ref1n
declension, declinatio, declining ref1
decrepit, decrepitus ref1, ref2
deiectio ref1
delegation ref1
deletto ref1
delirious, delirium, delirus ref1
democracy ref1
Democritus ref1
demonstratio ref1
Deo Optimo Maximo ref1
departure ref1
deranged ref1
derivations ref1
descended words ref1
deus ref1
devil ref1
dia pasôn ref1
diaballô ref1
diabetes, diabêtês, diabetes mellitus ref1, ref2
diabolos, diabolus ref1
diaita ref1
Diana, diarium, diary ref1
diapason ref1
diarrhoea ref1
diatribê ref1
dictator, dicto ref1
dies, Diespiter ref1
diet ref1
*dieus ref1
digitus ref1
dilapido ref1
dildo ref1
diligo ref1
diocese ref1
Diocletian, Emperor ref1
Diogenes ref1
Diogenes Laertius ref1
dioikêsis ref1
diploma, diplomacy, diplomats ref1
dirge, Dirige ref1
discernment, discerno ref1
disciple disciplina, discipline, discipulus, disco ref1, ref2
discrimen, discrimination ref1, ref2
discussion ref1
disease ref1
angina ref1
delirium ref1
diverticulitis ref1
epilepsy ref1
flows ref1
herpes ref1
leprosy ref1
sciatica ref1
tetanus ref1
tuberculosis ref1
typhoid fever ref1
distemper ref1
diurnus ref1
Diva Angerona ref1
diversion ref1
diverticula, diverticulitis ref1
divinatio, divination, divinus ref1, ref2
doceo, doctores ref1, doctor iuris ref2
Muslim ref1
dog ref1
D.O.M. ref1
domestic, dominus ref1; domestica ref2
Domitian, Emperor ref1
Dositheus ref1
dotikê ref1
actors and acting ref1
Nero and ref1
tragedy ref1
drei ref1
drink ref1n
drop ref1
drugs ref1
Druidism ref1
duces, dukes ref1
dusenteria, dysentery ref1
duties ref1
earth ref1
easels ref1
ecclesia, ecclesiastical ref1
Echinops ref1
Echo ref1
eclipses, eclipsis, ekleipsis ref1
economic activity ref1
edico, edicta, edicts ref1
edifice, edify ref1
education ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
grammar ref1
grammar schools ref1
liberal ref1
pupils ref1
schools ref1
educational advantage ref1
effetus ref1
église ref1
Egyptians ref1
eiaculor, ejaculate ref1
eikôn ref1
eirôneia ref1
ekhinos ref1
ekklêsia ref1
elections ref1
electricity, electrum, êlektron ref1
electron ref1
elegeion, elegeum, elegy ref1
elementary school ref1
elementum ref1
elephant’s hide ref1
elephas ref1
elido ref1
eligo ref1
elimino ref1
Eliot, T. S. ref1
elision ref1
elite ref1
elitism ref1
elleipsis, ellipse ref1
Elysium ref1n
emerald ref1
emo ref1n
emotio, émotion, emotions, emoveo ref1
empirical ref1
employment ref1
enchantment ref1
[en]êlusios ref1n
enemy ref1
energy ref1
engklisis ref1
English language ref1, ref2, ref3
conventions, ref1
derivations ref1
Graeco-Latin vocabulary ref1, ref2
historical survey ref1
hybrid words ref1
modern ref1
prose style ref1
roots ref1
structure ref1
enquire ref1
entrails, reading ref1
Epictetus ref1
Epicureanism,
Epicurus ref1
epilêpsis, epilepsy ref1
epirrhema ref1
episcopus, episkopos ref1
epistellô ref1
epistêmê ref1
epistolê ref1
eques, equites, equus ref1, ref2
Erodium, erôidios ref1
Erôs ref1
erysipelas ref1
essence, essentia ref1
estincelle ref1
ethics, êthikos, êthos ref1
euangelista, euangelistês, evangelist ref1; evangelium ref2n
évêque ref1
evocatio, evoco ref1
ex- ref1
exaggerate, exaggero ref1
exclamations ref1
excrement, excrementum ref1
exemplum ref1
exemption ref1
exercise, exercitus ref1, ref2
exhume ref1
eximo ref1
experience, experiment, experior, expert ref1
expiate, expiatio, expiation ref1
explode, explodo ref1
pupil ref1
eyebrow ref1
fable, fabulae ref1
fabric ref1
face ref1
facio ref1
faeces, faex (faec-) ref1
faith ref1
familia, family ref1
and law ref1
connections ref1
famulus ref1
fan, fanaticus, fanum ref1, ref2
Faraday, Michael ref1
farces, farcio ref1
farmyard ref1
farrago ref1
fasces ref1
fascinatio, fascinum ref1, ref2
fascist ref1
fastus ref1
favours ref1
fecund, fecundus ref1
feliciter ref1
felicitous, felix, fello, femina ref1
feminine virtues ref1
feriae ref1
fermento ref1
fero, fertile, fertilis ref1
festivals ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
festive, festus ref1, ref2, ref3
fetus ref1
fico ref1
fiction, fictional narratives ref1
fidelity, fides ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
filikiter ref1
fingernail ref1
fingo ref1
fires ref1
first citizen ref1
fist ref1
flora ref1
focus ref1
foetidus ref1
foetus ref1
fomentum ref1
food ref1
foot-traps ref1
foreign ref1
forgery ref1
foris/foras ref1
formula ref1
fornicate, fornicatio, fornix ref1, ref2
Forrest, George ref1
forrestii ref1
Forsyth, William ref1
Forsythia ref1
fortuna ref1
Fortune, temples to ref1
forum, the ref1
forum piscatorium ref1
forum vinarium ref1
foul ref1
foundation stories ref1
four ref1
four-element theory ref1
foveo ref1
fragile, fragilis, frail, fraile, frêle ref1
Francisca ref1
frango ref1
Franks, the ref1
fraud, fraus ref1
free, freed slaves, freedman ref1, ref2, ref3
French ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14, ref15, ref16, ref17, ref18, ref19, ref20, ref21, ref22, ref23, ref24, ref25, ref26, ref27
friend ref1
frigidus ref1
frugalitas ref1
Fuchs, Leonhart ref1
Fuchsia ref1
funambulus ref1
funerary rights ref1
funus ref1
fusiformis ref1
fusus ref1
Gaius, Emperor ref1
Gaius Flaminius ref1
Gala, Galanthus nivalis, galaxias kuklos, galaxy ref1, ref2
galea ref1
games ref1
garden ref1
gargoyles ref1
gastric ulcer ref1
gender ref1
general (rank), generalis, generic, genes, genikê, genitivus, genus ref1, ref2, ref3
genius ref1
geometric shapes ref1
geôrgos ref1
Geranium ref1
geranos ref1
Germanic language ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
germen, germs ref1
Gilbert, William ref1
girl ref1
giving ref1
gladiator, gladius ref1
glamer, glamour ref1
glue, gluten, glutino ref1
Gnaeus Sentius Felix ref1
gods ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Golgothas ref1
gônia ref1
gonorrhea, gonos ref1
good ref1
good faith ref1
good luck ref1
good thing ref1
good-day ref1
good-humoured ref1
Gorgias ref1
government ref1
justification for ref1
governor ref1
Gracchus, Gaius ref1
Gracchus, Tiberius ref1
grace ref1
gradient, gradior ref1
gramaire, gramarye, gramma ref1
grammar ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
case system ref1
terminology ref1
grammar schools ref1
grammarians, on pronunciation ref1
grammatica, grammaticus, grammatikos ref1, ref2
gratia ref1n, ref2, ref3, ref4
grave ref1
Gray, Thomas ref1
greasy spoons ref1
greater ref1
greater imperium ref1
greater person ref1
Greek
extent ref1
numbers ref1
Greek alphabet ref1, ref2, ref3
Greek art ref1
Greek literature ref1, ref2, ref3
Greek poetry ref1
Greek transliteration ref1
Gregorian calendar ref1
Gregory V, Pope ref1
grille ref1
Grotius, Hugo ref1
ground ref1
growing up ref1
guardian ref1
gubernator ref1
Gulgalta ref1
gumnasion, gumnos, gymnasia, gymnasium ref1
Gutenberg, Johannes ref1, ref2, ref3
gutta ref1
Hadrian, Emperor ref1
Hadrian’s Wall ref1
haemorrhage, haemorrhoids, haima, haimorrois ref1, ref2
hand ref1
Hannibal ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
harbour ref1
harmonia, harmony ref1
haruspex ref1
Hawking, Stephen ref1
hecatomb ref1
Hedera helix ref1
hedgehog ref1
hekaton ref1
Helianthus ref1
helicopter ref1
hêlios ref1
helix ref1
helmet ref1
Hemerocallis ref1
Henry III, King ref1
hepta ref1
herb ref1
heron ref1
herpes, herpês, herpês zôstêr ref1
hiatus, hiatus ref1
hierachy ref1
hinge ref1
Hippias ref1
Hippocrates ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
Hippocratic Oath ref1
historical survey ref1
histrio ref1
histrionics ref1
hodometer ref1
hoi polloi ref1
holidays ref1
holly ref1
holos ref1
Homer ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
homo, homos, homosexual ref1
honestiores ref1
honey ref1
honor ref1
hope ref1
hopitâl ambulant ref1
hoplites, hoplon ref1
Horace ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
horizô, horizontal ref1n
horreo, horrific, horrificus, horrifying ref1, ref2
horse ref1
horseman ref1
hortus ref1
hospes, hospital ref1
host, hostile, hostis ref1
hot ref1
household ref1
household deity ref1
hubris ref1
hudraulis ref1
hugieia ref1
human being ref1
humanitas ref1
humanus ref1
humid ref1
humiliores ref1
(h)umor ref1
humorous ref1
character-forming ref1
hunchbacks ref1
huperbolê ref1
huphen ref1
hupodermis ref1
hupokritês ref1
Hyacinthus ref1
hybrid words ref1
hybris ref1
Hydrangea ref1
Hygi(e)a, hygiene ref1
hyperbole ref1
hyphen ref1
hypocrite ref1
hypodermic ref1
hysteron proteron ref1
iaculum ref1
iambos, iambus ref1
iconic, iconicus ref1
Ides, Ides of March,
Idus ref1
idiom, idiôma, idios, idiot, idiota, idiôtês ref1
ignês ref1
Ilex ref1
Ilex aquifolium ref1
illiteracy ref1
illiterate Latin ref1
imagines ref1
imago ref1
imbecile, imbecillus ref1
imbrex ref1
imitate, imitatio, imitor ref1, ref2
immigrants, immigro ref1
immolate, immolo ref1
immunis, immunitas, immunity ref1
impecunious ref1
imperial ref1
imperium Romanum ref1
implausible ref1
impulse ref1
in itself ref1
in pâce ref1
inborn ref1
incarnatio, incarnation ref1
incertum ref1
inculcate, inculco ref1
indemnis, indemnitas, indemnity ref1
India ref1
ineffabilia, ineffable ref1
infans ref1, infantry; infantry drill ref2
inflection, inflecto ref1
influenza, influenza, influo ref1
ingenious, ingenium, ingenuity ref1
inhume ref1
inimicus ref1
iniuria, injury ref1
innkeeper ref1
innocentia ref1
innovate ref1
inoculation ref1
inquisition ref1
insanity, insanus ref1
inseminate ref1
instruction, instrumentum ref1
insula, insulation, insulin, isolate ref1, ref2
integrity ref1
intentio, intention ref1, ref2
intercalo ref1
interest rates, interest, interest ref1, ref2, ref3
intermediary ref1n
International Botanical
Congress ref1
international law ref1
interrogatio ref1
introductions ref1
intueor, intuition ref1
invest, investio ref1
investigate ref1
Iphigeneia ref1
Iris ref1
irony ref1
Isidore ref1
iskhiadikos ref1
Islam ref1
-ist suffix ref1n
-ista suffix ref1n
-istês suffix ref1n
Italia ref1
Iudex, iudicium, ius, iustitia, iustus ref1, ref2, ref3
Iuppiter ref1
ius ad bellum ref1
ius belli ref1
ius in bello ref1
ius legationis ref1
iuvenis ref1
ivy ref1
Janus ref1
japonica ref1
javelin ref1
Jenner, Edward ref1
Jesus Christ ref1
Jews ref1
joint ref1
joint pain ref1
Josephus ref1
journal, Jove, jovial ref1
Jugurtha, king of Numidia ref1
Julian calendar ref1
Julius Caesar ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11
Jupiter ref1
jurists, jury, just, justice ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
just war and warfare ref1
justificatio ref1n
Justinian, Emperor ref1, ref2, ref3
Juvenal ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
juvenile ref1
kal’ hemera ref1
Kalends ref1
kamara ref1
kanôn ref1
karkinos ref1
kephalê ref1
kerasos ref1
kharaktêr ref1
kharis ref1
kheimôn ref1
kheirourgos ref1
khiasma ref1
kholos ref1
khordê ref1
khoros ref1
khortos ref1
khrôma ref1
khumos ref1
kidneys ref1
kinêma ref1
king ref1
kleitoris ref1
klêma ref1
klêmatis ref1
klêros ref1
klima ref1
klimax ref1
klinê ref1
Knossos ref1
knowledge ref1
koimêtêrion ref1
kollô ref1
komêtês ref1
kônôpion, kônôps ref1
kophinos ref1
kosmopolitês ref1
kranion ref1
kratêr ref1
kritês ref1
kubernêtês ref1
kudônion ref1
kunagkhê ref1
kunikos, kuôn ref1
kuriakon, kurios ref1
‘KV!’ ref1n
Labienus, Titus ref1
lactation, lactea via ref1
lacuna, lacunar ref1, lacus, lake ref2n
laid flat ref1n
Lake Trasimene, battle of ref1
lakkos ref1n
lapidarius, lapidary, lapido, lapis ref1
lar familiaris ref1
larva ref1
lassitude ref1
last born ref1
late ref1
latifundium ref1
Latin literature ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
fictional narratives ref1
satire ref1
Latin tongue ref1
Latini ref1; Latins, Latium ref2
latrina, latrines ref1
latus ref1
laundry, lavandaria, lavatory, lavatrina, lavo ref1
law of diplomacy ref1
law of war ref1
leaning ref1
leg- ref1
legal, legal liability, legal formulas, legal rights, legate, legation, legacy, legatus, leges, legitimate, lex (leg-) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
legio ref1
lending ref1
lens, lens, lentil ref1
lepra, lepros, leprosy ref1
let the buyer beware ref1n
letters
(correspondence) ref1
letters (of the alphabet) ref1
letters man ref1
levare ref1
Lever, Ralph ref1
lex Aquilia ref1
liber (lîber), liberty ref1, ref2
liberal, liberalis ref1
liberta, libertas, libertus ref1, ref2
libraria, libraries ref1, ref2, ref3
lictores ref1
life, stages of ref1
Liliaceae ref1
limb ref1
limen, limes
Germanicus, limitaris ref1
Lincoln, Lindum colonia ref1
Linear B ref1
lingua Latina ref1
linguistic analysis ref1
linguistic awareness, value of ref1
linguistic reasoning ref1
Linnaeus, Carl ref1
lintel stones ref1
Lipari ref1
list ref1
litterarius ref1;
littera, literature ref1;
literary terms ref1
lithostrôtos ref1
Livia ref1
Livius Andronicus ref1
Livy ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
locatio, location ref1
Loeb Classics ref1
logic, logos ref1
look out ref1n
loss ref1
love ref1
Lucan ref1
Lucius Anicius ref1
Lucretius ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
lucrum ref1
ludicrous, ludus ref1
lunar calendar ref1
lupa, lupanaria, lupine ref1
lura, lyre ref1
Machiavelli, N. ref1
Magi, magic, magicus, magikos, Magoi ref1
magic, magical beauty ref1
magis, magister, magistrates ref1, ref2
magistratus ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
magnêtis lithos, magnets ref1
magnus ref1
maius imperium, maiestas, majesty ref1
makros ref1
Malory, Sir Thomas,
Le Morte d’Arthur ref1
manliness ref1
Manlius ref1
manu (manumission) ref1
manu factus, manufacturing ref1, ref2
manus ref1
Marcus Aurelius ref1
mare, marine ref1
markets ref1
marriage ref1
Martial ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
mask ref1
masonry styles ref1
masturbation ref1
mâtar, mâter ref1
material gain ref1
mathêma, mathematical calculations, mathematical science, mathêmaticus ref1
Matthew, St ref1
meat-eating ref1
media ref1n
medical practitioners ref1, ref2, ref3
medicine ref1
bacteria ref1
clinics ref1
disease analysis ref1
flows ref1
germs ref1
humour theory ref1, ref2, ref3
hygiene ref1
inoculation ref1
Mithradates’ treacle ref1
Muslim ref1
patients ref1
practitioners ref1, ref2, ref3
and science ref1
virus ref1
medius ref1n
mêkhanê ref1
melancholy ref1
melas ref1
melody, melôidia ref1
memini ref1
Menippus ref1
merc-, Mercedes, mercenary, mercennarius ref1
mercurial, Mercurius,
Mercury ref1
merry ref1
metallum ref1
metamorphosis ref1
metaphor, metaphora ref1
metaphysical world ref1
Metellus Celer ref1
Metellus Nepos ref1
meteôros, meteors ref1
mêtêr ref1
metokhê ref1
metre, metron, metrum ref1, ref2
mêtropolis ref1
microbe ref1
microscope ref1
midwives ref1
migro ref1
mikros ref1
miles ref1, militaris, military ref2
military commander ref1
military ranks ref1, ref2, ref3
milk ref1
Milky Way, the ref1
mine, mineral ref1
ministers, minus ref1
minusculus ref1
mirandus, miror, mirror ref1
Mithradates, King, treacle ref1
mitto ref1
moderatio, moderation, modestia ref1
mole (breakwater), molecula, molecules, moles ref1
momentum ref1
moneo ref1
moneta ref1
monopôlion, monopôlion, monopolium, monopoly ref1
days of ref1
lunar calendar ref1
monuments, monumentum ref1
moral oversight ref1
moralis, morals, morality ref1; ref2
morior ref1
mos ref1
mosaics ref1
mother ref1
Mousai, mouseion, museum, museum, Musai ref1
munia ref1, ref2; municipal, municipium ref3
Musa, Muses, the ref1
music of the spheres ref1
musical instruments ref1
musical terms ref1
Muslim doctors ref1
Mutter ref1
mutual, mutuus ref1
naked ref1
names, omens ref1
nascor ref1
native, nativity ref1
natural world ref1
nature ref1
Nature ref1
navigation, navigo, navis, navy, nave ref1; ref2
nebula ref1
needle ref1
nefastus ref1
negotiate, negotium ref1; negotiator ref2
nemesis, nemesis ref1
Nero, Emperor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
nerves, nervous, nervus, neuron, neurotic ref1
neutron, neutrum ref1
new man ref1
Nigella, niger ref1
nil desperandum ref1
Nivalis, niveus, nivosus ref1
no one objecting ref1
nobilis, nobility, the ref1, ref2
nomen ref1
nomen omen ref1
nominativus ref1
norm, the, norma ref1
nosos ref1
nota ref1
not-leisure ref1
novel, novella, novellus ref1, ref2
novice ref1
novus ref1
novus homo ref1
noxa, noxious ref1
nubo ref1
nucleus, nucula ref1
nudity ref1
nudus ref1
nullo adversante ref1
Numantia, siege of ref1
numbers ref1
numen, numinous ref1
nuntio ref1
nupt-, nuptial ref1
nurses, nutrio, nutrix ref1
obligation ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
obscene, obscenus ref1
obsidio ref1
obstetricians, obstetrix ref1
oculus ref1
Odeon, Odeum,
Ôideion ref1
Odysseus ref1
oeconomicus ref1
Oedipus ref1
office, officium ref1
officina, officinalis ref1, ref2
oikonomikos ref1
old man ref1
omen, omens, ominous ref1
one who takes ref1
onoma ref1
onomatopoeia, onomatopoeia ref1
opera ref1
ophthalmos ref1
opificina ref1
opportune ref1
ôps ref1
optio ref1
opus ref1
oracles, oraculum ref1
oratory ref1
orchestra, orchestra, orhkêstra ref1
order, ordior, ordo
(ordin-) ref1; ref2, ref3; ref4
Origen ref1
Osthanes ref1
ought ref1
ousia ref1
Ovid ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12
owe ref1
Owen, Wilfred ref1
Oxford Latin Dictionary ref1
Oxford University ref1
oxumôros, oxymoron ref1
paciscor ref1
pactum ref1
Pacuvius ref1
Paean, paian ref1
paene ref1
Paeon, Paeonia ref1
pagan ref1
paganism ref1
paganus ref1
paintbrushes ref1
palimpsêstos ref1
Pan ref1
panacea ref1
Panaenus ref1
panakês ref1
Pandora’s box ref1
panel ref1
panoplia, panoply ref1
pantomime ref1;
pantomimos, pantomimus ref1
papal bulls ref1
paper, papuros, papyrus ref1
papyrus ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
paradeigma, paradigm ref1
paradox, paradoxos ref1
parasites, para-, parasitos, parasitus ref1
parchment ref1
parody ref1
parse ref1
participium, participle ref1
particle ref1
pater familias ref1
pathogen ref1
patiens, patients, patior ref1
patres ref1
patria potestas ref1
patronage, patronus, patrons ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
pauper ref1
pax ref1
pay ref1
peace, peace treaties ref1
peasant life ref1
pebble ref1
pecunia, pecuniary ref1
peira ref1
pen ref1n
penal code ref1
penicillin, penicillus ref1
peninsula ref1
penna ref1n
pente ref1
peony ref1
people as the state ref1
per se ref1
perambulator, perambulo ref1
perfume shops ref1
Pergamum ref1
perks ref1
Persian language ref1
persica ref1
persona, person, personification ref1, ref2, ref3
perspective, perspicio ref1
persuasion, art of ref1
pes ref1
phalanx ref1
philanthrôpia ref1
philosophia ref1
philosophical education ref1
epicureanism ref1
and ethics ref1
Scepticism ref1
stoicism ref1
phlegma, phlegmatic ref1
Phoenicians, the ref1
phthisis, p(h)thisis ref1
phusis, physicus ref1
Picti, Picts ref1;
picture, pigment, pigmentum ref1
pietas ref1;
piety, pio, pious, pitance, piteous, pitié, pittance, pity, pius ref1
pila, piles, pill ref1
pilum ref1
pingo ref1
pipe ref1
pitar ref1
Pius II, Pope ref1
Pius X, Pope ref1
planets ref1
plaudit, plaudite, plausible ref1
plebeian, plebeius, plebiscites, plebiscitum, plebs, plebeian assemblies ref1, ref2
plectrum, plêktron ref1
plenus, plethora, plêthos ref1
Pliny the Elder ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11, ref12, ref13, ref14, ref15, ref16, ref17, ref18, ref19, ref20, ref21, ref22, ref23, ref24, ref25, ref26, ref27, ref28, ref29, ref30, ref31, ref32
Pliny the Younger ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10, ref11
podagra ref1
podiatrist ref1
poem, poiêma, poieô, poiêtês ref1
poet ref1
poetry ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
dactylic hexameter ref1
feet ref1
spondees ref1
poiotês ref1
poisons ref1
Polyanthus ref1
Polykleitos ref1
polytechnic ref1
pond-, ponderous ref1
Pont du Gard, France ref1, ref2
Pope, Alexander ref1
poppet ref1
populus ref1
pornê, pornographos, pornography, pornos ref1
portents, portentum ref1, ref2
portrait painting ref1
Portus ref1
postumus ref1
pound ref1
pous ref1
povre ref1
power, delegating ref1
practicality ref1
praecoquum ref1
praeiudicium ref1
praepositio ref1
praepositus ref1
praeposterus ref1
praescribo ref1
praestigia ref1
praetor ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
praetorian guard ref1
praevaricor ref1
precocious ref1
preinte ref1
prejudice ref1
premo ref1
prerogative ref1
presbuteros, presbyter ref1
prescribe ref1
press ref1
prestidigitator, prestige ref1
Pretannia, Pretannikê ref1
prevarication ref1
price ref1
prick ref1
priest ref1
primordia rerum, primordial ref1
primrose, Primula ref1
princeps, principate, principatus, principle ref1
private, privatus ref1
private life, return to ref1
privilege, privilegium, privus ref1
procrastinate, procrastino ref1
prodigies, prodigium ref1
profanus ref1
proficient, proficio, profit ref1
prognosis ref1
proles, proletarii ref1
promises ref1
pronomen, pronoun ref1
pronunciation ref1
propaganda ref1
Propertius ref1
property, property rights, proprius ref1, ref2
property (philosophical sense), proprietas ref1
pro(r)sus, prose ref1
prose style ref1
prospect, prospettiva, prospicio ref1
prostitutes ref1
prothesis ref1
protocol, prôtokollon ref1
Protogenes ref1
Proto-Indo-European
(PIE) ref1
prôtos ref1
provincia ref1n
prune ref1
prunes, Prunus ref1
psephology, psêphos ref1
ptarmos ref1
Ptolemy, Claudius ref1
ptôsis ref1
pubescence, pubesco ref1n
public good, the ref1
publicani ref1, publicans, publicanus ref2
puella, puer, puerile ref1
pugio, pugna, pugnacious, pugnus ref1
punctuation ref1
pungo ref1
puôn ref1
pupa, pupilla, pupillus, pupil, of the eye, pupils, puppa, puppet (see ‘poppet’) ref1
purse, purser ref1
pus, pus ref1
puteolanus ref1
Pydna, battle of ref1
Pyrrho, Pyrrhonei ref1
Pyrrhus ref1
Pytheas ref1
QED (quod erat demonstrandum) ref1
and n quadrivium, the ref1
quae pars orationis? ref1
quaero; quaest-, question ref1;
qualitas, quality ref1
quid pro quo ref1
quince ref1
quinsy ref1
Quintilian ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
quota, quotation, quote, quotus ref1
rabies ref1n
rado ref1
rage ref1n
raison ref1
Ranunculaceae ref1
Raphael ref1
ratio, ratio, ration ref1
razor ref1
recitatio, recitation ref1
reconcilio ref1
redemptio, redemption ref1
redemption ref1n
red-letter days ref1
reg-, regal ref1
regimen, regiment ref1
Reich ref1
reinforcement ref1
religio, religion ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
religious fanatics ref1
religious terminology, modern ref1
remarkable ref1
Remus ref1
Renaissance, the ref1, ref2, ref3
renal ref1
renunciation, renuntio ref1
republic ref1
republicanism ref1
reputation, reputo ref1
res ref1
Res publica ref1
resolution ref1
respect ref1
respondeo, responsio ref1
reticulatum ref1
retirement ref1
revolutio, revolution ref1
rex ref1
rhêma ref1
rhêtôr, rhetoric, rhêtorikê ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
rheuma, rheumaticus, rheumatikos, rheumatism, rheumatismos ref1
Rhododendron ref1
rhômê ref1
rhotacism ref1
rhuthmos, rhythm ref1
rib ref1
Ribes ref1
Right, rites, rituals, ritus ref1, ref2, ref3
rights ref1
rock ref1
Roma ref1
Roman Army ref1
campaign ref1
camps ref1
cavalry ref1
discipline ref1
infantry drill ref1
pay ref1
weapons ref1
Roman Empire ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8
Roman Republic ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
romance languages ref1, ref2, ref3
Rome
conquest of Italy ref1
protective deity ref1
secret name ref1
use of Greek words ref1
Romulus ref1
room ref1
rose ref1
Rubus ref1
rudder ref1
ruler ref1
rumor, rumour ref1
running ref1
Rutherford, Ernest ref1
saccus ref1n
sacer ref1
sacerdos, sacerdotal ref1
sack ref1n
sacrament, sacramentum ref1, ref2
sacrarium, sacrosanct, sacrosanctus ref1
safe ref1
saffron ref1
sailing ref1
sal, salaries, salarium, salt ref1
sale ref1
salex ref1
Salicifolium ref1
Samos ref1
sanctificatio ref1n
sanctuaries, sanctuarium, sanctus ref1
sanguine, sanguis ref1
Sannazaro, Jacopo ref1
sanus ref1
sapta ref1
sarcasm, sarkazô ref1
satire, satura ref1
Saxifragaceae ref1
saxum ref1
scab, scabies, Scabiosa,
Scabious ref1
scaena, scene ref1
scalpo ref1
sceletus ref1
Scepticism ref1
schedula, schedule, schida ref1
sciatica ref1
science, scientia, scientist ref1, ref2, ref3
scientific revolution, the ref1
scintilla, scintillate ref1
Scipio Aemilianus ref1
scitum ref1
scolae grammaticales ref1
scribe, scribo ref1
Scribonius Largus ref1
scriptor ref1;
scriptum, scripture ref1
scum of the city ref1
scutum ref1
seat ref1
Second Punic War ref1
secundus ref1
sed(e), sedentary, sedeo ref1, ref2
seed ref1
select ref1
self-acting ref1
self-control ref1
semen, semina rerum, seminal, seminar ref1
Senatus, Senatus
Seneca ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
sepelio, sepulchrum ref1
septem ref1
Septimius Severus,
Emperor ref1
sequence, sequor ref1
sergeant ref1
sermo, sermo Italus, sermon ref1
sero ref1
servi, service, servio, servitude, servitus, servus ref1, ref2, ref3
sess- ref1
session ref1
Seven Wonders of the
sewers ref1
sexus ref1
Shakespeare, William ref1
sheath ref1
shepherd ref1
she-wolf ref1
shinbone ref1
shingles ref1
ship ref1
ship of state, the ref1
shopkeepers, shops and shopping ref1
sibilant, sibilus ref1
Sibyls ref1
side ref1
sieben ref1
sieges ref1
signa, signs ref1
sillubos ref1
simile, similis ref1
simulacrum, simulo ref1
Simylus ref1
sincere, sine cera, sine cura, sinecure ref1
sinners ref1
siphon ref1
sistrum, the ref1
sitos ref1
skeleton, skeletos ref1
skênê ref1
skeptikos, skeptomai ref1
skheda ref1
skholê ref1
skull ref1
slavery, justification of ref1
slaves ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
and law ref1
manumission ref1
numbers ref1
treatment ref1
small ref1
smallpox ref1
smaragdus ref1
snapdragon ref1
sneezing ref1
snowdrop ref1
soccus ref1n
social ref1
social welfare ref1
societas, society, socius ref1, ref2, ref3
sock ref1n
soil ref1
solemnly promise ref1
solution, solutus, solvency, solvo ref1
sophist ref1
Sophocles ref1
sôphrosunê ref1
Soranus ref1
South Shields ref1
Spanish ref1, ref2, ref3n, ref4
speaker ref1
special, specialis, species, speciosus, specious ref1n, ref2
spectacle, spectacular, spectaculum, spectator, specto ref1, ref2
speech ref1
spell-casting ref1
spelling ref1
sphaira ref1
sphondulos ref1
spica, spicata, spike ref1
spindle ref1
spondeios ref1
spondeo ref1
spondulicks ref1
SPQR ref1
spring ref1
Stachys ref1
stans, stanza ref1
star ref1
state-authorized ref1
statesmanship ref1
statua, statues, statura, stature, status ref1, ref2, ref3
steersman ref1
stencil ref1
stigma ref1
stilus ref1
stipend, stipendium ref1
stipula, stipulatio ref1
stoa ref1
stock exchange ref1
stoicism ref1
stomach, stomachus, stomakhos ref1, ref2
stone ref1
Strabo ref1
strata ref1n
stratêgêma, stratêgos, strategy ref1
straw ref1
street ref1n
strength ref1
structure ref1
suasoriae ref1
subiugo, subjugation ref1
suffrage(tte), suffragium ref1
sugar cane ref1
Sulla, Emperor ref1
sullabê ref1
Sulpicius Gallus ref1
sumptôma ref1
sun ref1
sundesmos ref1
sunflower ref1
supercilium ref1
superstes ref1
superstitio, superstition ref1, ref2
supplementum, suppleo ref1
surdus ref1n
surrender ref1
syllabary ref1
syllabus ref1
symptoms ref1
syringe, syrinx, Syrinx ref1
ta metaphusika ref1
ta phusika ref1
tabellae, table, tablet, tablette, tabloid ref1
taberna ref1
tabula rasa ref1
Tacitus ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
tail ref1
Tarquin, King ref1
tavern ref1
tax and taxation ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
tax-collectors ref1
technical words, invented ref1
tegula ref1
tekhnê, tektôn ref1
television ref1
temenos, temnô ref1
temper ref1
temperament, temperamentum ref1
temperantia ref1
template, temple, templum ref1, ref2, ref3
tenement blocks ref1
tenses ref1
tepidus ref1
Terminus ref1
terra, terreo, territory ref1
Tertullian, Emperor ref1
tessares, tessellated, tesserae ref1
testa ref1
testamentum ref1n, testatio ref2
tetanos, tetanus ref1
tête ref1
Teutoberg Forest, battle of ref1
text, textum, textus ref1
Thales ref1
Thales of Miletus ref1
theatre, theatron, theatrum ref1
theôria, theory ref1n
theriacula, thêriakê ref1
thermae, thermos ref1
things ref1
thôrax ref1
threnody, thrênôidia ref1
threshold ref1
Thucydides ref1
tibia ref1
Tibullus ref1
Tigellius ref1
tightrope walker ref1
Timochares ref1
tinsel ref1
tiro ref1
Tissot, André ref1
tonic, tone, tonos ref1
tooth ref1
torrid, torridus ref1
trade ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
tradesmen ref1
tragedy ref1
tragos, tragus ref1
Trajan, Emperor ref1, ref2, ref3
trayas ref1
treacle ref1
treatise ref1
tree-trunk ref1
treis ref1
Trent, Council of ref1
três ref1
tri- ref1
tria ref1
triacle, triacula ref1
trial proceeding ref1
tribe, tribune, tribunus, tribus, tribute, tributum ref1, ref2, ref3
trivium, the ref1
trumpeter ref1n
tû ref1
tuba, tube ref1
tuber ref1
tuberculosis, tuberculum ref1
tueor ref1
tumpanon ref1
tuphos ref1
turannos ref1
tutor, tutus ref1
Twelve Tables, the ref1
twig ref1
tympany ref1
Tyndale, William ref1
typhoid fever ref1
tyrannus, tyrants ref1
ulcus ventriculi ref1
Ulpian ref1
uncta popina ref1
unguentaria ref1
unguis ref1
United States of
America ref1
unlawful conduct ref1
urban, urbane, urbanus, urbs ref1
usefulness, utilitas, utility ref1, ref2
usura, usury ref1
vacca, vaccination ref1
vagina, vainilla ref1
Valerius ref1
Valerius Maximus ref1
Valerius Soranus ref1
vallum ref1n
values ref1
variatio, varius, varus, vârus ref1n, ref2, ref3
Varus, Lucius
Vater ref1
veal ref1
vegeo, vegetables, vegetate, vegeto, vegetus ref1
Velius Longus ref1
vellum ref1
vendo, vendor ref1n
venerate ref1
venereal disease ref1
vermiculatum, vermiculus, vermin ref1
verna, vernacular, vernaculus ref1
vernal, vernus ref1
verse, versus, versus ref1, ref2n
vertebra ref1
Vesta (goddess of the domestic hearth) ref1
Vestal Virgins ref1
vestigium ref1
Vesuvius, eruption,
veterani, veteranus ref1
veto ref1
viaduct ref1
viagra ref1
vicar, vicarius ref1
vigorous ref1
villa, villain, villanus ref1
vindicatio ref1
vindicta ref1
vinum ref1n
violate ref1
violet ref1
Aeneid ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
virtue, virtus ref1, ref2, ref3
virulent, virus ref1
vis ref1
vita beata ref1
Vitellius, Emperor ref1
vitellus ref1
Vitruvius, On
Architecture ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
vitulus ref1
vocativus ref1
voice ref1
volcano ref1
volition ref1
volume, volumen ref1
voluntary, voluntas ref1
volvo ref1
vôs ref1
vote, voting, votum ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
vowel sounds ref1
Vulcanus ref1
vulgar ref1
walking hospital ref1
wall ref1n
war and warfare ref1
glory of ref1
peace ref1
sieges ref1
strategy ref1
warm ref1
water ref1
water supplies ref1
wealth ref1
weapons ref1
wedge ref1
which was to-be-proved ref1n
who stands to gain ref1
whole ref1
wide ref1
William Duke of
Normandy ref1
willow ref1
wills ref1
wine ref1n
winter ref1
winter sweet ref1
witalos ref1
witchcraft ref1
woman, women, fertility ref1
writers ref1
writing ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Wycliffe, John ref1
xiphos ref1
yard ref1
year ref1
you ref1
YouGov survey, classicsforall ref1
young boy, young girl ref1
Zeuxis ref1