thōrax the breast; chest; thorax Thŏrĭus the name of a Roman; a tribune of the people; author of t... thōs a kind of wolf Thoth the Egyptian name of the fifth Mercury Thrāca Thrācĭa Thrace; f; Thracian; a Thracian woman thranis a fish; called also Thrascĭas the north-by-a-third-northwest wind Thrasĕa a Roman name; a Stoic philosopher; put to death by Nero Thrăso The name of a braggart soldier in Terence; Thrasonian; br...; A friend of Hiero… Thrăsўbūlus the liberator of Athens; his native city; from the thirty... Thrăsyllus the court astrologer of Tiberius Thrăsўmăchus a celebrated Grecian sophist of Chalcedon Thrausi a Thracian people thrauston a kind of Thrax Thrēcē Thrēcĭcus Thrēcĭdĭcus Thrēĭcĭus Thrēïssa thrēnus a song of mourning; a lamentation; dirge Threx thrĭdax wild lettuce thrips a wood-worm; trifles; worthless things Thrŏnĭum a town of the Locri Epicnemidii on the Boagrius thrŏnus an elevated seat; a throne; An angelic order thryallis the name of two different plants; A plant; called also; An ear-shaped plant Thūcȳdĭdes a celebrated Greek historian; belonging to Thucydides; Th... Thūlē an island in the extreme nortl of Europe; Iceland; Mainland thunnārĭus adj. belonging to the tunny; tunny- thunnus the tunny; tunny - fish thūrālis Thūrĭae a town in Calabria; in the territory of the Salentines Thūrĭi a city of Lucania; on the Tarentine Gulf; built upon the ... thūs thȳa the Greek name for the citrus-tree Thўămis a river in Epirus; the Calamas Thyatīra a town of Lydia; Ak-hissar; the inhabitants of Thyatira Thybris Thўēnē one of the Hyades who nursed Jupiter and Bacchus Thўestes son of Pelops and brother of Atreus; who set before him f... Thȳiăs a Bacchante; Bacchantes thȳĭnus adj. made of the citrus-tree Thȳlē thymbra a plant; savory Thymbra a city in Troas; with a temple of Apollo thўmĕla an elevation in the centre of the orchestra of a Greek th... thўmĕlaea a plant; the flax - leaved daphne Thўmĕlē a celebrated female dancer thўmĕlĭcus adj. belonging to the; to the orchestra; theatrical musicians; belonging to the thea… thȳmĭāma a composition for fumigating; incense thȳmĭāmătērĭum a censer; a vessel for incense thўmĭămus thўmĭnus adj. of thyme; made of thyme thўmĭon a kind of wart thўmītes thyme-wine thўmōsus adj. full of thyme; thymy thўmum thyme Thȳni a Thracian people; who emigrated to Bithynia thynnārĭus thynnus Thȳnus Thўōnē the mother of the fifth Bacchus; enumerated in thўōtes a sacrificer thўraeus adj. belonging to a door; a gate Thўrē a little town in the Peloponnesus; the possession of whic... Thyrĕum a town in Acarnania; near Leucas; the inhabitants of Thyreum thўrōma a door Thyrsăgĕtae a people of Asiatic Sarmatia; on the Wolga thyrsĭcŭlus a little stalk thyrsĭger adj. bearing the thyrsus; Bacchic staff Thyrsis the name of a shepherd thyrsus a stalk; stem Thyssăgĕtae tĭāra the head-dress of the Orientals; a turban; tiara tĭārātus adj. wearing a turban; turbaned Tibarāni a people in Cili; cia; upon Mount Amanus Tĭbărēni a people of Asia; on the Black Sea Tĭbĕrēĭus Tĭbĕrĭānus Tĭbĕrīnis Tĭbĕrīnus Tĭbĕris The river Tiber; the river-god Tiber Tĭbĕrĭus a Roman prænomen; the emperor Tiberius tĭbī tībĭa the large shin-bone; tibia; a pipe; flute; treble and bass pipes tībĭālis adj. belonging to the shin-bone; tibia; tibial; belonging to the flute; flute-; in c… tībĭārĭus a pipe-maker; flute-maker tībīcen a piper; flute-player; flutist; preludes; rehearses the legal formulas; a kind … tībīcĭna a female fluteplayer tībīcĭnātor tībīcĭnĭum a playing upon the pipe; flute; a piping tībīcĭno v. a. To play upon the pipe; flute; To prop up; support Tibigensis adj. belonging to the town Tibiga; in Numidia Tibilis adj. a town in Numidia; of Tibilis tībĭnus adj. belonging to the pipe; flute Tibrĭcŏla a dweller by the Tiber Tībrīnus Tibris