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Profiteri ad publicanum V. 2, r, i6.

Profluuio sanguinis interit C. 6,26,3. ^ profluni-um atrum Veg. i,z. 1, 17, 9. Sed f profluuius

Atticus Veg. 1,38, 4.

Profluus recessus C. 8,17,9.

Profugere sedes suas C. r, 3,6.

Profundit se supra modum numerus palmitum C.7, 24, 4. profundunt se noua examina C..9, 3, 4-

Profundo Pamphylio nascitur helops C. 8,16,9.

Profusa cauda in bouibus probatur V. 2, 5,8, profu-(iorcoma & cauda equi?. Mar. 13, z.

Progemmantibus palmis C. 4,27,1.

Progenerare marem C. 3,10,15. C.7,3, 12. C.6, ag.progenerari apes iuuenco peremto C 9,14,6.

Progenies rustica Romuli C. 8,16,2. suilli pecorisC. 7,9,1. progeniem totam coinquinare C. 7,3,6.

Progerere stabulis conuersum fimum C. 1,6 , 22. pro-geritur oleum vrceis C. 12, ;o, 80.

Progerminare C. 4,15,3,

Prohibeslis intemperias Ca. 141, 2. prohibere hu-mum ab humore V. 2,7, io. prohibetur large va-gandi licentia ?. 1,30,3. prohibendus erit potio-ne C. 6 , 7,2.

Proiectum iacereC. 12,2,3. proiectae in terram vi-tes, & humi proiectae C. Arb. 4,1.

Proiicit arbor fructus velut aegra?. Mar. 10,30. seiumentumVeg. 2, 33,i.’

Proinde aestimarent, fine dulcis e flet sapor vuae,fiue acidus C. 11, 2, 68. proinde vt non dicatur,pro quasi non, in reprehenfione V. 2,1,27. proin-de magnus locus, ac multitudinem alere velisV.3,8, i.

Prolatare rem rusticam C. 1 pr. 19. vid. Wafs.adSal-lust.Catii. 44. SCHOE^TG.

Prolixare aciem ferramenti C.4.24,22 h. t. longamreddere.

Prolixa statura C. 1,9,3. ceruix C. 7,3,7. prolixaearbores V. 1,9,5. caudae drbreues V. 2,2,3. ma-teriae C,3,15,1. prolixiora quaedam nascuntur V-1,6, 4.

Proluit ventrem pruinosa herba C. 7, 3, 23.

Proluuies ventri cruenta & mucosa C. 6,7, i. citataresistit C. 6,7,4. ad proluuiem aluiC. 12,38» 1.

Promercales resC. 1,8, U- 11, 1, 24.

Promethea creta C. 10,59.

Promisso ventre sus C. 7,9,1. promiflis ad genua pa-learibus C. 6, 1,3.

Promitor Deus, in loco Augustini laudato ad V, 1pr. 4.

Promo, promunt se vites C. 3,12,1. vlmi sanceramC. 9, 13, 2>.

Promonere onera & portare C. n, 1, 8-

Promtuarium armarium Ca. 11,3.

Pronius fructus C. 3,2,1. promo de funda exire li-cet V. 1, 16, 3. promi & cellarii C. 12,3,9. pueripromi C. 12,4,3.

Pronum orienti solum C. 1,3,8. prona aquiloni C.3,2, 6 proni ad domandum bouesV. 1,20,2.

Propagatio pomorum &c. Ca. 31. 13z. tria generamaxime vsitataC. Arb. 7,1.

Propago, as. propagatur castanea pertica declinataC.4,33,3.propagari ficus ramis potest?,Mar.io,32.

Propago, propagines vitium C. 4,6,3.

Prope, propius stirpem recisae taleae C. 4,33,4.

Propellere oues in pabulum V. 2, 2,12.

nihil Propinat stomachus epati Veg. 3,33,3.

ad Propolam exgruminantes cocleae V. 3,14, 3.

Propolis apum V. 3,16,23. etiam restituenda -vide -tur, certe intelligenda, Veg. 3, 53, 5.4,14,1.4,23,2.4,18, >8^19-

Propomata vt sponte nascantur, Lemma forte fatisantiquum P. F. 32.

Proportione vti V. 1,18,3» ex proportione V. 1,41,4.vid. Portio.

Proprie C. 3,9,9. pro eo quod vulgo dicitur in specie

it. C. 11, 2,8;,

Propriis momentis C. II, 1, 30.

Propter amnes feri i. e. iuxta Ca. 9. ^ propter ar-boris noxam, ne noceatur P. Mar. 10,20. Sic pro-pter iniuriam grauidarmn P. Mar. 11, 8- propteriniuriam tuta cubilia?. N. 13,5. propter serpen-tes ?. N. 13,6. ^ Propter oues aut aues fru-

ctum capere h. e. ex ouikus V. 3,1,11.

Propugnare pro gallinis V. 3,9, 3.

Propulegium, -»/si/voa? Veg. 3,33,3. vt & propuleiVeg. 4,14,1. pro qua leg. propolis ex MS.

Propulsare radicibus aquas hiemis C. 3,15,4.

Prorepunt radices C. 3,13,7. soboles C. 4,29, ii. se-mina C. 11, 3, 6. per quod prorepant C. 4,6,3.prorepere lente C. 2, 17, 5. e tenero C. 3,10,3.prorepentes oculi C. 11,2,38. pampini C, 4,17, 8-

Proriga vid. Peroriga.

Proritat pretium C. 2,10,17.

Prorumpentes caules C. 4,22,6.

Prosa oratione componere C. u, 1,1.

Proscindere terram quid ? V, 1,29,2. feruant hocv. g. V. 1,27,2. C. 11, 2, Z2 credo, nunquamnon.

Prosecta exta Ca.134, 3. vi.no.

Proserpina rapta C. 10,274.

Prosilire de plantis C. 2,11,5. 2,18,6. z, 3,4. 3, S,r.7,6,1. ?. lan. 14,4. prosiliunt in arborem admi-nicula ex ceraso ?. 0.12,5.

Prospere adnatae sunt apes V. 3,16,29.

Prostrati pisces C. 8,17,9.

Prosum, profuit h. e. prodeste solet C. 7, y, 7.

Protectae porticus C.9 pr.2.protectum in aluoapumV. 3,16,23.

Protegit se vitis ipsa a gelicidiis C. 4, 24,1;. add.C.3,10,10.

Protelum vid. Seal,ad V. 3,1 6, 12.

Protendere & contrahere, de modo agri eligendo ?.F. 10,1.

Proterere C. 2,21,3.

Protinus illata de agro bacca C. 12, 50,18-

sub Protocomio ipso tempora equi inuris Veg 2,11,4.

Protogenes C. ipr. 31.

Prototomos decidere caules C. 10,369.

Prouenit impers es gehet an C. 4,29, 2. pronenitmelius C. 3,18,2. Sed ^ prouenit vlinus a po-sitione bene C. 5, 6,14. kommt fort. proneniuntpanicum <& milium?. Mar. 30*4. conf. Mar. 11,1.it. C. 1, 2, 4. prospere C. 4,30, 6 . ^ Hinc pro-tteniuntpoma maiora, davon .werden die Aepfel( P ) £ ro f-