ĕpīzeuxis an energetic repetition of a word ĕpīzўgis a pin at the hole of the balista; to keep the cord; when ... ĕpŏdĕs a kind of sea-fish ĕpōdos a form of lyric metre invented by Archilochus; in which a... ĕpogdŏŏs adj. containing a whole and an eighth epolonus ĕpomphălĭon a plaster for the uterus Ĕpŏna the protecting goddess of horses; asses ĕpops the hoopoe ĕpoptae beholders; persons fully initiated into the Eleusinian my... Ĕpŏrĕdĭa a Roman colony in Gallia Cisalpina; in the district of th... eporedias Ĕpŏrĕdŏrix A noble Aeduan; who served in Caesar's army; Another Aeduan of the same name ĕpos a heroic poem; an epic; nom ēpōto v. a. to drink out; off; up ēpōtus ĕpŭlae ĕpŭlāris adj. belonging to a banquet ĕpŭlātĭo feasting; eating; extr. ĕpŭlātor a feaster; carouser ĕpŭlātōrĭum a feast; banquet; carouse ĕpŭlo a guest at a feast; banquet; a feaster; a college of priests; composed at first… Ĕpŭlo a proper name ĕpŭlor v. dep. n. to hold an entertainment; to feast; banquet; to feast upon; to eat; feast upon ĕpŭlum sumptuous food; dishes; a sumptuous meal; a banquet; feast Ēpўtus a distinguished Trojan; son of Epytus; and attendant of I... ĕqua a mare ĕquārĭus adj. belonging to horses ĕquĕs a horseman; rider; horse and rider ĕquester adj. belonging to a horseman; equestrian ĕquĭdem adv. verily; truly; indeed ĕquĭfĕrus a wild horse ĕquīle a stable for horses ĕquīmentum a fee for covering ĕquĭmulga a mare-milker ĕquīnus adj. belonging to horses ĕquĭo v. n. to be in heat ĕquīrĭa the annual horse-races; held on the; th of February and the equĭrīne ĕquĭsaetum plant horse-tail ĕquīso a groom; stableboy; ext ĕquĭtābĭlis adj. that may be ridden over; smooth ĕquĭtātĭo a riding ĕquĭtātus a riding ĕquĭtātus a being in heat ĕquĭtĭārĭus the inspector of a stud ĕquĭtĭum a stud of horses ĕquĭto v. n. and a. to ride; to ride through ĕquŭla A little mare; a filly ĕquŭlĕus a young horse; a colt; foal ĕquŭlus a small young horse; a foal ĕquus a horse; steed; charger; the title of a play of Livius Andronicus Equus Tūtĭcus a town in Samnium; S. Eleuterio ēr a hedgehog Er a Pamphylian; who; according to legend ĕra the mistress of a house; the mistress; lady; a mistress; female ruler ērādīcātĭo a rooting out ērādīcĭtus adv. ērādīco v. a. to pluck up by the roots; to root out; eradicate; to wear out; pester ērādo v. a. to scratch out; scrape off; to shave off the beard; to abolish; extirpate; erad… Ĕrăna a town in Cilicia; near Mount Amanus ēranthĕmis another name for the plant; the chamomile ĕrănus a fund contributed for mutual protection against want Ĕrăsīnus a river of Argolis; Kephalari Ĕrăsistrătus a famous physician of Alexandria in the time of Ptolemy L... ĕrastes a lover ērāsus Ĕrătīnē a nymph; a daughter of Venus Ĕrătō The muse of lyric and amorous poetry; A queen of Armenia Ĕrătosthĕnes a celebrated geographer; and philosopher of Alexandria; u... ercisco Ĕrĕbus of or belonging to the Lower World Ĕrechtheus a fabled king of Athens; father of Procris; Orithyia ērecte adv. boldly ērectĭo a setting up; erecting; pride; insolence ērectus P. a. Ĕrembi the Troglodytes in Africa ērēmĭgo v. a. to row; sail through; over ĕrēmīta an eremite; hermit ĕrēmītis adj. f; solitary; recluse ĕrēmŏdĭcĭum a default of appearance before a court at the appointed time ĕrēmus adj. waste; desert; a wilderness; desert ērēpo v. n. and a. to creep out; crawl forth ēreptīcĭus adj. that is taken away from one for punishment ēreptĭo a forcible taking away; seizure ēreptor a robber; plunderer ēreptus ēres Ĕrĕtrĭa The principal city on the island of Euboea; the birthplac...; A city of Thessal… Ērētum an ancient city of the Sabines; Grotta Marozza; Rimane ergā praep; over against; opposite to; towards; towards; in respect to ergastērĭum a workshop ergastĭcus adj. to be done; problems; theorems ergastŭlāris adj. ergastŭlārĭus adj. belonging to a workhouse; house of correction; overseers of a penitentiary ergastŭlum a workhouse; a house of correction; penitentiary; the inmates of a workhouse; p… ergăta a sort of capstan; windlass Ergētum a city of Sicily; La Citadella; its inhabitants ergō adv. proceeding from; out of; in consequence of; on account of; because of; conseque… ergŏlăbus a contractor