DAMASCENUS, made of damask. DECANUS, a dean. DELINEARE, to sketch out. DERODO, to gnaw away. DIACONUS, a deacon. DIATRIBA, a school. DICTERIUM, a witticism. DISSUO, to unstitch, sever. ECCLESIA, a church. ELUCESCO, to shine forth. EMACULATUS, clear from faults, corrected. EPISCOPUS, a bishop. ESUS, an eating. EXCUDO, to print. EXOTICUS, foreign. FEBRICITO, to be ill of a fever. FERMENTO, to leaven. FLATILIS, produced by blowing. FLAVOR, yellowness. FORMULAE, type. GLAUCOMA, a mist before the eyes. GRAECANICUS, of Greek origin, Greek. GRAECITAS, the Greek language. HAERETICUS, a heretic. HEBDOMADA, a week. HOLOSERICUS, made entirely of silk. HORTENSIS, belonging to a garden. HYPOCAUSTUM, a room heated from below with a stove. HYPODIACONUS, a subdeacon. HYPODIDASCALUS, an under-master. IACTIO, a throwing. ILLECTO, to entice, attract. IMPOS, without control over. INCENATUS, without having supped. INCONTANTER, without hesitating. INQUINAMENTUM, a defilement. INTERULA, an inner garment. INVITABULUM, a place that invites. LACTARIUM, milk food. LIBRIPENS, a man in charge of scales. LOCATOR, a jobmaster. LONGAEVITAS, long life. LUSITO, to play, sport. MACTATOR, a slaughterer. MAGNAS, a great man, magnate. MALAGMA, a poultice. MONACHUS, a monk. MONOCHORDON, a musical instrument with one string. MORDACITAS, biting sarcasm. MORIONES, jesters. MULTILOQUUS, talkative. NOLA, a bell. NUBILOSUS, cloudy, foggy. OBOLEO, to give forth a smell, betray oneself by smell. OECONOMUS, a steward. OPIPARUS, sumptuous. PANOPLIA, an equipment. PELLICIUS, made of skins or furs. PETASO, pestle or shoulder of pork. PHILARGYRIA, love of money. PONTIFEX, a pope. PRAESUL, a dignitary of the Church. PRESBYTER, a priest. PRIDIANUS, of the day before. PROGYMNASMA, an exercise. PROSUS, straightforward (of style), i.e. prose. PROTRITUS, common. PULSATILIS, produced by beating. REDORMISCO, to fall asleep again. RHETORIA, a trick of rhetoric. ROSACEUS, made from roses. SACERDOTIUM, a benefice, living. SACRIFICOR, to celebrate the mass. SACRIFICUS, a priest. SCHOLIUM, a note. SCRUPULUS, a scruple, fraction of an ounce. SESQUIHORA, an hour and a half. SOLOECUS, faulty, uncouth. SORBITIUNCULA, a posset. SUBCAESIUS, greyish. SUBDITICIUS, spurious. SUBMURMURO, to murmur softly. SUBNIGER, blackish. SUBSANNO, to sneer. SUFFLAVUS, yellowish. SUFFUROR, to steal away. SUPPOSITITIUS, put in the place of another, not genuine. SYNCOPIS, a fainting fit. SYNGRAPHA, a promissory note, document. TABELLIO, a messenger. TELONES, a customs officer. TELONICUS, belonging to a customs officer. TEMPORALIS, connected with the things of this life. TESSELLA, a pane. TURPILOQUIUM, immodest speech. TYPOGRAPHUS, a printer. VICE-PRAEPOSITUS, a vice-provost. VIVERRA, a ferret. XENIUM, a present. * * * * * LIST OF PLACE NAMES