arcātūra a square landmark of surveyors arcebĭon a plant; a kind of ox-tongue arcella a square landmark arcellacae vītes a species of the vine arcellŭla doub. dim; a very little box arcĕo To shut up; to enclose; To keep; hold off; to prevent from approaching arcĕra a covered carriage for sick persons Arcĕsĭlas a Greek philosopher of Pitane; a pupil of Polemon; and fo...; a sculptor of the… Arcēsĭus son of Jupiter; father of Laertes; and grandfather of Uly... arcessītĭo a calling; summons; the day of death arcessītor one that calls; fetches; an accuser arcessītus arcessītus a calling; summons arcesso v. a. to cause any one to come; to call; send for; to bring; fetch; seek arceuthĭnus adj. of the juniper-tree Archaeŏpŏlis a town in Lydia archangĕlus an archangel archē One of the Æons of Valentinus; one of the four muses; a daughter of the younger… Archĕlāus A philosopher of Miletus; pupil of Anaxagoras; and teache...; A king of Macedon… archēōta a keeper of the archives; a recorder archĕtўpus adj. that was first made; original; an original archēzōstis the bryony; also called Archĭas a Greek poet of Antiochia; who became distinguished by Ci...; A cabinet-maker; … archĭātrĭa the rank of chief physician archĭātrus the chief physician; who was at the same time physician i... archĭbūcŭlus a chief priest of Bacchus archĭdĭācŏnus an archdeacon archĭĕpiscŏpus an archbishop archĭĕreus a chief priest archĭĕrōsўna the chief priest's office archĭgallus a chief priest of Cybele archĭgĕron chief of the old men archĭgŭbernus chief pilot; helmsman Archĭlŏchus a Greek poet of Paros; Archilochian; bitter archĭmăgīrus a chief cook archĭmandrīta a chief; principal of monks; an abbot Archĭmēdes a celebrated mathematician of Syracuse; who; with his bur... archĭmīmus chief mimic actor; pantomime; chief mimic actress archĭpīrāta a leader of pirates archĭpresbўter the chief of the; arch-priest archĭsăcerdos chief priest archĭsўnăgōgus the priest that was chief ruler of the synagogue archĭtecta archĭtecton archĭtectŏnĭcē the art of building; architecture archĭtectŏnĭcus adj. relating to architecture archĭtector v. dep. to build; construct; make; to devise; invent; procure archĭtectūra the art of building; architecture archĭtectus A master-builder; architect; an inventor; deviser; contriver Archītis the name of Venus among the Assyrians archĭtriclīnus one that presides at the table; the master of a feast; bis archīum the archives archōn the highest magistrate at Athens after the abrogation of ... Archȳtas a Pythagorean philosopher of Tarentum; and friend of Plato arcĭfīnālis adj. lands received in possession and built upon by victors af... arcīon a plant Arcĭpŏtens adj. skilful with the bow; a skilful archer arcirma a kind of small carriage Arcĭtĕnens adj. carrying a bow; bow-bearing; A poet. epithet of Apollo and of Diana; the Archer arctē adv. arctĭcus adj. northern; arctic arctĭon a plant; also called arcto Arctŏphўlax the Bear-keeper; a constellation arctŏphyllum arctŏs the Great and the Lesser Bear arctōus adj. pertaining to; northern arctūrus A plant arctus arctus arcŭārĭus adj. pertaining to the bow; a maker of bows arcŭātĭlis adj. bow-formed arcŭātim adv. in the form of a bow arcŭātĭo an arch arcŭātus arcŭballista a ballista furnished with a bow arcŭballistārĭus he that shoots with an arcubii arcŭla a small chest; box; a casket; The wind-box of an organ arcŭlārĭus one that makes little boxes; jewel - caskets arcŭlāta sacrificial cakes made of flour arcŭlum a roll; hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carr... Arcŭlus the god of chests; coffers arcŭma arcŭo v. a. to make in the form of a bow; to bend; curve like a bow arcus something bent; A bow ardĕa a heron Ardĕa the capital of the Rutuli; six leagues south of Rome; ardea Ardĕātis adj. ardĕlĭo a zealous person; a busybody; a meddler ardens P. a. ardenter adv. ardĕo v. n. to take fire; to kindle; to be on fire; to burn; blaze ardĕŏla a little heron ardesco v. inch. to take; fire; to kindle; to gleam; glitter ardĭfētus adj. pregnant with flame ardor a flame; fire; heat Ardŭenna the forest-covered mountains in Gaul; Ardennes ardŭĭtas steepness ardus adj.