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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1875 Excerpt: ... at the public cost, and his two daughters received a dowry from the state. facio, feci, factum, facere, 3. v. a.: 1. To do: --facere injuriam, to do, or commit, an injury, ii. 11.--2. To make.--3.: a. With second Ace.: To make, or appoint, an Object that which is denoted by such second Ace. 99.--b. In Pass, constr., that which was the second Ace. after the Act. verb becomes the Nom. of the Complement 94; 87, D, a To be made or appointed, i. 9.--Pass.: fio, factus sum, fieri. factus, a, um, P. perf. pass, of facio. Falisci, orum, m.: 1. The Falisci; a people of Etruria.--2. Falisci; the capital of the Falisci. Livy gives the following account of its surrender: --while Camillus was besieging it, a schoolmaster, under pretence of exercising his pupils, who were the children of the principal inhabitants, took them outside the gates, and gradually drew them off to the Roman camp. He then addressed Camillus, and told him that the place was nowcertainly in his power, as the parents of the boys would readily suffer anything rather than lose them. Indignant at such base treachery, Camillus ordered themantobe stripped naked, and, supplying the boys with rods, bade them whip him back into the city. This noble contempt of getting possession, of the citj by dishonourable means, so operated upon the minds of the inhabitants, that they voluntarily submitted themselves to the Romans. fa-mes, mis, f.: 1. Hunger.--2. Famine. fanulla, se, f. A family. famula, se, f. A female servant. fataliter, adv. fatalis, "fated" According to the fatee, by fate.. fatigaverim, perf. subj. of fatlgo. fatlgo, avi, at inn, are, 1. v. a. To weary, tire, harass, etc. favor, Oris, m. faveo, "to favour " Favour, good will. feci, perf. ind. of facio. felicissi...
