obniibo,  is,  psT,  ptiim,  to  veil.    Comas  obniibit  amlctu,  Virg.     Syn.  Obvelo,  tggo.
<ib8ri5r,  Iris  and  Sris,  Iri,  to  arise.     DimovTt  obortis,  Lucr.    Syn.  OrTor,  exsiirgo,

nascSr,  apparSo.
obrepo,  psT,  ptiim,  to  creep  upon.     Est  obrepSr^  somniim,  Hor.     Syn.  Irrepo,

repo.
obrigeo,  iiT,  to  he  stiff.     Obrigiiit  vTtta,  Ov.     Syn.  RYgeo,  dlrig^o.
bhrxio,  r\n,  xuivim,  to  overwhelm.     Obriiit  Aiister,  Virg.     Syn.  Opprimo,   premo;

6n6ro,  tego,  6perio.     V.  Lapido.
obriitiis,  S,  iim,  the  pass,  partic.  q/obruo.     Obriitiis  TnsanTs,  Ov.
obscceniis,  a,  um,  filthy.     Obsccenlque  canes,  Virg.     Syn.  Foediis,  Tmpiirii?,  sor-

didiis,  turpis,  immiindiis.
obsciiritas,  atis,  f.,  obscurity.     Mox  obscijritas,  (Iamb.  Dim.)  Prud.    Syn.  CalTgo,

tenebrae.     V.  Tenebrae.
obscuro,  as,  to  obscure.      Obscilrant  pennis,  Virg.     Syn.  Inobscuro,  Sbiimbro,

iniimbro,  obniibTlo.     V.  Tenebrae,  nox.
obsciiriis,   S,  iim,  obscure.     Migret  in  obsciiras,  Hor.     Syn.  Tenebrosiis,  niger,

nigrans,  atSr,  opaciis,  calTginosiis,  nubiliis.     V.  Tenebrosus,  abditus.
obsecro,   as,  to  entreat.      ObsSero  et   obtestor,    Hor.      Syn.    Obtestor,    precor,

oro,  rSgo.
obsequiiim,  iT,  n,,  obsequiousness.     Obsequiiim  ventrTs,  Hor.      Syn.  Obedientia,

ministerliim  ;  comitas.     Epith.   Blandiim,  Grbaniim,  mite,  ofFTcTosiim.
obsequor,   eris,   to  comply  with.      Obsequitur  quocumque,   Hor.     Syn.    Obedio^

pareo,  obtempero.
obsSro,  as,  to  shut  up.     Obserat  herbosos,  Prop,
observantia,  ae,   f.,  observation,  care.     Placet  observantia  ciinctTs,  Prud.     Syn.
H6nor,  veneratTo.
observo,  as,  to  observe.     Observata  seqnor,  Virg.     Syn.  Annnadverto,  adverto,

noto,  exploro,  speciilor,  aiiciipSr;  veneror,  colo,  vereor,  revereor.
'ObsSs,  TdTs,  m.,  a  hostage.     Obsidis  iiniiis,  Ov.     Syn.  Praes,  vas  [vadis],  pTgnii^

sponsor,
obsessor,  oris,  m.,  a  besieger.     VTvarum  obsessSr  aquariim,  Ov.
obsideo,  or  sido,  sedl,  sesstim,  to  besiege.     Obsedere  aiTI,  Virg.    Armato  obsTdSm,

Virg.     Syn.  Oppiigno.
obsidTo,  5nis,  f.,  a  siege.     ObsidTonS  premebant,  Virg.     Syn.  OppugnatTo,  obsi-

diiim,    ubsessio.      Epith.    Arcta,  strlcta,  I6ng3,  dura,  an.xia,  sedula,  niSlesta,


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sollicita,  saevS,  trux,  fSra,  sanguineS,  criienta,  crudelis,  acerbS,  terribilis,  forml-

dabilis,  tristis,  inimlca,  hostllTs.     V.  Obsideo.
