I    subde,  didi,  ditiim,  to  put  under,  to  supply.     SiibdideratquS  rotas,  Virg.     Syn*

Subjicio,  siippono  ;  subjiingo  ;  subsiitiie,  sufFicio.
f.'    §ubd6liis,  a,  iim,  cunning.     Siibdola  lingua,  Ov.     Syn.  Dolosiis,  astutiis,  callidiis,

fallax.     V.  Fallax.
siibduco,  xT,   ctiim,   to  withdraw.     LicSat  siibduc^re  classSm,  Virg.     Syn.  Siib-

trSho,  aiif'2ro,  tollo,  rSmoveo,
siibgdo,  is,  to  eat  under,     llaiica  siibederat  unda,  Ov.
siib^o,  siibivi  or  siibii,  to  go  under.     Progress!  siibSiint,  Virg.    Syn.  Ingredior,

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penetro,  Intro,  pervado,   permSo ;    obeo,   aggredior,    sQscipio ;    sustineo,   f^ro,

toJero,  patior.
suber,  Sns,  n.,  cork.     SuberS   cortex,   Virg.      Epith.  Sylvestre ;    iSve ;    multi-

lorum.
siiberTgo,  is,  exT,  to  rouse.     Sublime  suberigit  unda,  Sil.
siiberro,  as,  to  wander,     Quicunqug  suberrant,  CI.
subicio,  IS,  the  same  as  subjicio.     Ips2  manu  siibTcit  gladios,  Lucr.
subjaceo,  es,    to   lie    under.      Subjaciiit   quam,     Prud,      Syn.  Subjicior,    sub-

sternSr.
Subjecto,  as,  to  throw  up,     SaxS  subjectare,  Lucr.
giibTgo,  egi,    actum,  to  subdue.      Arvina  pingui  siibTgunt,    Virg.      Syn.    Sub-
jicio,  subjiigo,  d5mo;    cogo,   adigo ;    tgro,    attSro,  contero,   exteniio,   minijo  ;

mollTo,  emollio.
Subjicio,  jeci,  jectiim,  to  put  under,  to  rear.  SubjTcit  alniis,  Virg.    Syn.  Substerno,

submitto,  subdo,  suppono,  subjungo,  subigo  ;  surrigo,  erigo.
StibindS,    adv.,   afterwards,    often.     Gaudere,    subindS,    Hor.      Syn.    Delnde  ;

saepTus.
siibito,  adv.,  suddenly.     In  parvse  subito,  Virg.     Syn.  StStim,  repente,  protiniis,

confestim,  extemplS.     V.  Statim.
subitiis,  a,  iim,  sudden.     iEneas  siibitls,  Virg.     Syn.  Repentlniis,   improvTsiis,

inoplnus,  celer,  velox,  festlnus,  citiis.
-subjiigo,  as,  to  subdue.     Subjugat  hostes,  Claud.     Syn.  Vinco,  devinco,  debella,

domo,  siibTgo,  supero.     V.  Debello.
subjungo,  IS,  to  put  under  the  yoke ;  to  submit.     Curru  subjungSrS  tTgres,  Virg.
SublabSr,  Sris,  psiis,  to  recede  silently ;    to  steal  into.     Udo   sublapsa   vSneno,

Virg.
Sublatiis,  a,  um,  tlie  pass,  partic.  ©/"suffero.     Et  sublatus  ad,  Virg.
