ducere to lead, 3.81.2, 4.78.2, (Schol. Scholiast ὡδήγουν) 4.78.4, 6.4.1, 6.4.3. 6.46.3, 7.29.2,

adducere to lead to, 1.9.1, 2.95.3, 2.101.4, 4.83.5, 5.6.2, (vulgo commonly ἄξαντα) 6.22.1. 7.12.1, 7.21.1. 7.32.1. 7.46.1. 8.59.1, 8.87.2, [Vat., vulgo Vatican, commonly ἥγε] 8.87.4. 8.88.1. 8.88.1

in judicium, supplicium, captivitatem, to trial, execution, imprisonment 1.135.3, 2.103.1. 4.28.4, 4.37.1. 4.39.3. 4.47.2. 4.48.1. 4.57.3. 4.57.4. 6.61.4, 8.5.5, 8.92.4,

perducere (in concionem) to bring forward (before the assembly), 5.84.3,

abducere to lead away, 7.75.4,

ducere (exercitum), agere to lead (an army) (agmen army), qualia nomina nonnunquam omittuntur, such nouns are sometimes omitted 1.11.1, 2.80.6. 4.53.1, 4.93.1, 4.124.1. 5.7.2, 5.9.2, 5.12.1. 5.13.1. 5.54.3,

iter facientes. marching. 5.66.3, 5.83.1. 5.83.4. 6.63.2, 7.3.4, 7.22.1. 7.35.1, 7.69.3, 7.81.3, 7.84.1,

vehere (curru) to convey (by chariot), 2.34.3, —(nave by ship), 1.137.2, 2.56.2. 3.70.1, 3.86.4, 3.114.1. 4.27.1, 4.118.5, 6.8.1. 6.22.1. 6.22.16.25.2. 6.43.1, 6.44.1, 6.62.3. 7.16.2. 7.25.1. 7.25.3. 7.30.1. 7.31.3. 8.30.2, [Vat. Vatican manuscript ἀπολιπόντες] 8.62.1. 8.86.9. 8.86.9

ducere (murum, fossam) to construct (a wall, ditch), 6.99.2, [nonnulli codd. several manuscripts αὔξειν] 6.99.3. 6.100.1,

Transl. translate regere, moderari to rule, control, 1.127.3, 2.65.8,

ducere, impellere to lead, impel, 3.55.4, 3.65.1,

trahere, allicere to draw, entice, 2.2.4, 3.67.3, 8.24.6,

abducere, elicere to lead away, lure, 6.64.1,

existimare to judge, consider, 8.81.2,

agere pacem to make peace, 4.5.1. 5.48.2. 5.59.6. 5.76.3.

σπονδάς,6.7.4.

ἐκεχειρίαν,5.26.1.

ἡσυχίαν,2.72.1. 2.100.6. 5.94.1. 6.24.4.

σχολήν,5.29.1.

ἑορτήν, diem festum celebrare to celebrate a festival, 4.5.1. 5.75.2. 5.75.5, 5.76.1. 5.82.3,

agile active, nimble, 3.104.5 (ex. Hom. H. Ap. from Homer's Hymn to Apollo 165),

MED. uxorem ducere - to marry (literally lead a wife), 8.21.1,