THIRD DECLENSION
    alacer, alacris, alacre\
    audax, audax\
    celer, celeris, celere\
    citerior, citerius\
    difficilis, difficile\
    dissimilis, dissimile\
    facilis, facile\
     gracilis, gracile
    humilis, humile\
    ingens, ingens\
    interior, interius\
    lenis, lene\
    maior, maius\
    melior, melius\
    minor, minus\
    nobilis, nobile\
    peior, peius\
     ——­, plus\
    prior, prius\
    recens, recens\
    similis, simile\
    tres, tria\
    ulterior, ulterius\

ADVERBS acriter\ optime\ audacter\ parum\ bene\ paulo\ facile\ plurimum\ fere\ prope\ fortiter\ propius\ magis\ proxime\ magnopere\ quam\ maxime\ statim\ melius\ tam\ minime\ undique\ multum\

CONJUNCTIONS atque, ac\ qua de causa\ aut\ quam ob rem\ aut ... aut\ simul atque or\ et ... et\ simul ac nam\\

PREPOSITIONS circum\ contra\ inter\ ob\ trans\

VERBS
CONJ.  I         CONJ.  II
conor\         obtineo\
hortor\        perterreo\
moror\         valeo\
vexo\          vereor\

CONJ.  III
abdo\          patior\
cado\           premo
cognosco\      proficiscor\
consequor\     progredior\
contendo\      quaero\
cupio\         recipio\
curro\         relinquo\
dedo\          revertor\
defendo\       sequor\
egredior        statuo
incendo\        subsequor
incolo\        suscipio\
insequor\      trado\
occido\        traho\

    CONJ.  IV
    orior\ pervenio\

525. Translate the following words.  Give the genitive and the gender of the nouns and the principal parts of the verbs: 

on account of width nearly scout keenly, sharply cohort thousand tribe, nation two business opportune by a little remaining somewhat above (adj.) crime next difficult grain supply equal pace move forward, advance shout (noun) further from all sides multitude against woman around desire (verb) three give over, surrender line of