Carmenta Carmentālĭa Carmentis a Roman goddess of prophecy; acc. to mythologists; the mother of Evander; who w… carmĭnābundus adj. versifying carmĭnātĭo a carding carmĭnātor a carder carmĭno v. a. to make verses carmĭno v. a. to card Carmo a city of; Carmona; its inhabitants Carna a goddess; guardian of doorhinges; of domestic life; and the life of man carnālis adj. fleshly; carnal; Subst; carnal things; carnally carnālĭtas fleshli ness; carnality carnālĭter adv. carnārĭus adj. belonging to flesh; subst; a dealer in flesh; a butcher; one who admires a plum… carnātĭo fleshiness; corpulency carnātus adj. fleshy; fat; corpulent Carnĕădes a distinguished philosopher of Cyrene; a pupil of the Stoic Diogenes; the found… carnĕus adj. of flesh; carnal Carni a Celtic people in Upper Italy; east of Aquileia; extending to Cärnthen; Krain;… carnĭcŭla flesh carnĭfex an executioner; hangman; this office was considered so disgraceful that he was … carnĭfĭcīna The office of executioner; hangman; capital punishment; execution; the rack; to… carnĭfĭco v. a. to execute; behead carnĭger adj. bearing flesh carnis carnĭvŏrus adj. feeding on flesh carnōsus adj. abounding in flesh; fleshy carnŭlentus adj. like flesh Carnuntum an old Celtic town of Upper Pannonia; on the Danube; Haimburg Carnūs Carnūtes a people in Gaul; on both sides of the Liger; whose chief town was Autricum; Ch… cāro v. a. to card căro flesh; The flesh; pulp; of fruits; the inner cārō adv. căroenum cărŏs heavy sleep; sleep of death; The seed of the hypericon cărōta a carrot carpăsum a plant with narcotic juice carpăthĭum Carpăthĭus Carpăthus an island in the Ægean Sea; between Crete and Rhodes; Scarpanto; Carpathian carpătĭna carpentārĭus adj. pertaining to a wagon; chariot; a wagon; carriage-maker; a carriage-driver carpentum a two-wheeled; covered carriage; coach; chariot; A wagon Carpēsĭi a people in; the south-western neighbors of the Celtiberi; of the Carpetani; th… carphĕōtum an excellent kind of white frankincense carphŏlŏgĭa a picking of pieces of straw from the; mud; walls carphŏs a plant;; goat; s-thorn; fenugreek Carpi a people on the Danube; in Dacia Carpinātĭus the pro-magister of the Publicani in Sicily under Verres; and one of the chief … carpīnĕus adj. made of hornbeam carpīnus hornbeam; carpino bianco; sappino carpiscŭlus A kind of shoes; groundwork; basement carpistes one of the Æons of Valentinus carpo to pick; pluck; pluck off; cull; crop carpŏphyllŏs a shrub similar to the laurel-tree; called also carptim adv. by pieces; by detached parts; in parts; separately; At different places carptor a carver of food carptūra a sucking; gathering from flowers carptus Carpus the name of a carver carpuscŭlus carrăcūtĭum a kind of two-wheeled carriage Carrae a city of Mesopotamia; the Charan; Haran of the Scriptures; where Crassus was d… carrāgo a fortification; barricade made of wagons Carrīnas a Roman proper name; a rhetorician; sent under Nero to Achaia; and expelled fro… carrŏ-ballista a ballista mounted on a carriage carrŏco a sea-fish; a sturgeon carrūca a sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach Carrūca a town in; north of Munda carrūcārĭus adj. pertaining to the; Subst; a coachman carrŭlus a little wagon; cart carrus a kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens Carsĕŏli a town of the Æqui; in Latium; Carsoli; of Carseoli; Subst Carsŭlae a town of Umbria; Casigliano; the inhabitants of Carsulœ; neutr cartallus a basket Cartēĭa A very ancient seaport town in; Rocadillo; adjj; Carteian; of Carteia Carthaea a town on the south coast of the Cycladic island Ceos; Cea; Poles; Carthœan; of… Carthāgo locat; The city of Carthage; in Northern Africa; whose ruins are in the vicinit… Carthāgo the daughter of the fourth Hercules Carthēĭus cartĭbŭlum a kind of oblong table of stone; standing on a pedestal cartĭlāgĭnĕus adj. gristly cartĭlāgĭnōsus adj. full of cartilage; very gristly cartĭlāgo cartilage; gristle;; a substance harder than pulp but softer than woody fibre Cartismandŭa queen of the Brigantes in Britain căruncŭla a little piece of flesh cārus adj. dear; valued; esteemed; loving; affectionate Cārus a Roman cognomen; the poet;; the Roman emperor Carventāna arx the citadel of Carventum near Velitrœ; in Latium Carvilius The name of a Roman; consul; the first person at Rome who divorced his wife; of… Cărўae a village in Laconia; with a temple of Diana Caryatis; Karyes; the inhabitants … Cărўanda a town on the coast of Caria; Karatojan cărўī^nŏs adj. made from nuts cărўītes a species of the plant cărўon a nut cărўōta a kind of nut-shaped date Cărystŏs A very ancient town on the south coast of Eubœa; famous for its marble; Karysto… Cărўus căsa any simple; poorly-built house; a cottage; hut; cabin