Elegantiarum Linguae Latinae Libri Sex

Aduerfor and Auerfor. Ch. LXXX.
On Leuo and its compounds. Ch. LXXXI.
Perpendo, expendo, appendo, impendo, and impedeo. Ch. LXXXII.
Rapio, eripio, and praeripio. Ch. LXXXIII.
Titubo, nuto, and vacillo. Ch. LXXXIIII.
Vaco, vacat, and careo. Ch. LXXXV.
On Consaifco, asaifco, desaifco. Ch. LXXXVI.
Asseuero. Ch. LXXXVII.
Exhibeo, facio, or facesso negotium. Ch. LXXXVIII.
Deturbo, exturbo, and disturbo. Ch. LXXXIX.
On Admoueo and amoueo; aduerto and auerto; aduerfus and auerfus. Ch. XC.
Confternere and confternari. Ch. XCI.
Non placeo, displiceo, and placeo mihi. Ch. XCII.
Moror te and maneo te. Ch. XCIII.
Conflaui, contraxi, and diffolui aes alienum. Ch. XCIIII.
Migro, decedo, discedo, and recedo. Ch. XCV.
Precor and imprecor. Ch. XCVI.
Habeo orationem, facio fermonem. Ch. XCVII.
Polliceri, conuenire, and audire habeo. Ch. XCVIII.
Mereor bene or male de te; demereor and emereor. Ch. XCIX.
Refero and fero. Ch. C.
Exhorreo and abhorreo. Ch. CI.
What bene agi cum aliquo means, and what actum esse means. Ch. CII.
Salio and salto. Ch. CIII.
Abdico and exhæredo. Ch. CIIII.

CHAPTERS OF THE SIXTH BOOK.

Against Nonius Marcellus concerning Alumnus. Ch. I.
Against the same concerning Citare. Ch. II.
Against the same concerning Capio. Ch. III.
Against the same concerning Contendere. Ch. IIII.
Against the same concerning Cursus. Ch. V.
Against the same concerning Carpere. Ch. VI.
Against the same concerning Accipere. Ch. VII.
Against the same...