GratTa,  ae,  f.,  aiid  Gratiae,  ariira,  f.  pi.,  the  Graces.     GratiS,  cum  nymphis,  Hor.
Gratiae  decentes,  Hor.     Syn.  Charites.     EpiTH.  Mites,  dulces,  comptae,  blandae,

comes,  pfilchrae,  formosae,  veniistae,  vSrecundae,  dScorae,  cultae,  laetae,  juvSnes,  ri.
dentes,  suaves,  hilares.     V.  Charites.
gratificSr,  ans,   to  gratify.     Gratificata  Riientes,  Aus.     Syn.    Fav5o,  munSro,
.  donis  obstrlngo,  officus  devincio.
gratis,  adv., /or  nothing.     Dat  gratis,  iiltro,  Mart.     Syn.  Cltro,  gratiiito.
Gratiiis,  TI,  m.,  a  mail's  name.     Gratiiis  arma  daret,  Ov.
grator,  aris,  to  congratulate.     Gratatur  rediices,  Virg.     V.  Gratulor.
gratuTtus,  a,  iim,  gratuitous.     Gratiiitum  cadit,  Stat.     Syn.  Gratis ;  iiltro  datiis,

oblatvis.
gratiilatio,  onis,  f.,  a  congratulation.     \n  Tpsis  gratiilatTonibiis,   (Iamb.)  Publ.  S.
Epith.  Laeta,  amIca.
gratiilatOr,  oris,  m.,  one  who  congratulates.     Roma,  gratiilatorl,  Mart,
gratiilor,  aris,   to  congratulate.      GratiiiSr   Ingeniiim,    Ov.      Syn.    Congratulor,

grator.     V.  Plaudo,  gratias  ago.
gratiis,  a,  iim,  pleasing,     Gratior   uUa,  Virg.      Syn.  Jucundus,  accepttig,  diil-


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CIS,    suavis,    ^matiis  ;     mSmor    ofTiciI,    non    Ingratiis,    non    ImmemSr.       V,

Grates,
gravatim,  adv.,  grievously.     Plerumque  griivatTm,  Lucr.     Syn.  Graviter,  segre.
grSvedo,  ims,  f.,  heaviness  of  the  head.     Hic  me  gravedo,  (Scaz.)  Cat.
graveolens,   (trisi/ll.)  ntis,  stinking.     Fauces  graveolentis  Aveinl,    Virg.     Syn*

Graviter  olens,  fcetens,  fcetidiis.
gravesco,  is,  to  grow  heavy.     Omne  gravescit,  Virg.     Syn.  Gravor,  onerSr.
gravido,  as,  io  load,  impregnate.     Solum  gravidaiS  novales,  Help.     Syn.  OnSro  ;

foetu  impleo.
gravidiis,  a,  iim,  weighty.     Bis  gravidos  cogunt,  Virg.      Syn.   Gravis,  Snerosiis,

Snustus. — Gravida,  f.,  hig  with  child,  or  with  young.     Syn.  Pra?gnans,  fceta.
gravis,  e,  heavy.     Aut  gravTbus  rastris,  Virg.      Syn.   Ponderosiis,  onerosiis,  gra-
vidas ;  molestiis,  acerbus,  difFicilis  ;  austerus,  severiis.     V.  Gravitas.
GravTscae,  ariim,  f.  pi.,  a  city  of  Etruria.     Intempestaeque  Gravlscae,  Virg.
