This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 edition. Excerpt: ... friendship, etc.' To disunite, disjoin. dis-solvo, solvi, sfilutum, solvere, 3. v. a. dis, " asunder"; solvo, "to loosen " (" To loosen asunder"; hence) 1. To disunite, separate, part asunder.--2. To abrogate, annul, destroy. dis-suadeo, suasi, snSsum, suadere, 2. v. n. dis, denoting "a contrary state"; snadeo, "to advise" ("To advise against"; hence) To oppose by argument, to resist, a proposition, etc. dis-suo, no perf., sutum, suere, 3. v. a. dis, denoting "a contrary state"; suo, " to sew " (" To unsew"; hence) Of friendship: To undo by degrees; to gradually loosen or terminate. distant-la, Ub, i. distans, distant-is, in force of " different" ("The quality of the distans"; hence) Difference, diversity. dltior; see dives. dlu, adv. old ablative form of ohsol. dTus = dies," a day " 1. For a long time, long.--2. Comp. as modified Sup.: Very long. ggf Comp.: diu-tTus; Sup.: diu-tissime. diutissirue, diutius; see diu. dlu-turnns, turnn, tui-nnm, adj. dlu, "a long while" (" Of, or belonging to, diu"; hence) Of long duration; long, prolonged. div-es, itis, adj. ("Shining"; hence) Rich, wealthy. ggj" Comp.: divit-ior and dlt-ior; (Sup.: divit-issTmus and dit of " to bring up" a child To bring up a child, whether physically or mentally; to rear, educate, etc.--Pass.: educor, atus sum, ari. effero, extuli, elatum, efferre, v. a. irreg. for ex-ftro; fr. ex, "out"; fero, "to bear" (" To hear, or carry, out or forth"; hence) 1. To lift up, elecate, raise.--2. To extol, exalt.--3. Pass, in reflexive force: In bad sense: To lift up one's self; to be puffed...