S |
s, s(acerdos), s(acerdote),
s(acerdoti), s(acra), s(acrae), s(acrarum), s(acravit), s(acri),
s(acris), s(acro), s(acrorum), s(acrum), s(acrum), s(aerum),
s(agittaria), s(agittariorum), S(alani), S(alernitanis),
S(allustiani), S(alonis), S(alonitanae), S(alonitanorum), s(alus),
s(alute), s(alutem), S(alve), S(alvis), s(ancitur), s(anctae),
s(ancti), s(anctissimi), s(anctissimo), s(anctissimus), s(ancto),
s(anctum), S(apa), S(ardiniae), S(armatia), S(assinatis), S(atulli),
S(aturni), S(aturnini), S(aturno), S(avariae), S(avariensium),
S(avo), s(cire), s(cribendo), s(cripserunt), s(cripsi), s(cripta),
s(criptae), s(criptam), s(criptas), s(cripti), s(criptis),
s(cripto), s(criptori), s(criptorum), s(criptum), s(criptus),
s(culpsit), s(e), s(ecundus), s(ede), S(edes), S(eianorum),
s(emestris), s(emis), s(emis, s(emissarius), s(emisse), s(emissem),
S(empronius), S(emtembres), S(emuncia), s(enatu), s(enatum),
s(enatus), s(eniorum), s(ententia), S(entia), s(eparati),
S(eptembres), S(eptimi), S(eptimiae), S(eptimii), S(eptimio),
s(epulchrum), s(epulcri), s(epulcro), s(epulcrum), s(epulta),
s(epulti), s(epulturae), s(epultus), s(equetur), s(equitur),
S(erapidi), S(ergio), s(erva), s(ervae), s(ervet), s(ervi),
S(ervilia), S(ervius), s(ervo), s(ervum), s(ervus), s(estertiis),
S(estertium), S(everi), S(everiana), S(everianae), S(everianus),
s(exarium), s(exmestris), S(extae), s(extarios), s(extarius),
S(exti), S(exti, S(exto), S(extus), s(i), s(i, s(ibi), s(ic),
S(iciliae), S(icut), s(ignifer), s(igniferorum), s(ignum),
S(ilianae), S(ilva), S(ilvani), S(ilvano), S(ilvanus), s(ilvarum),
S(ilvestri), S(ilvestribus), S(imae), s(imul), s(ine),
S(ingidunensis), s(ingulares), S(ingularirum), s(ingularis),
s(ingularium), s(inistra), s(it), s(ita), s(itae), s(iti), s(itis),
s(ito), s(itus), s(itus), s(itus, s(ive), s(ocietas), s(ocio),
s(ociorum), S(ohemiae), S(oli), S(olis), s(olo), s(oluit), s(oluto),
S(olutori), s(olvens), s(olventes), s(olveram), s(olverunt),
s(olveruntt), s(olvi), s(olvit), s(olvit, s(oror), s(orores),
s(ovit), s(pectabili), s(pectabilis), s(pecus), s(pei), s(piritum),
s(plendidissimi), s(plendissimi), S(puri), S(purio), s(ripta),
S(semis), S(sesterium), S(tactum), S(tatili), s(tatio), s(tatuae),
s(tercus), s(trator), s(ua), s(uae), s(ub), S(ubseciva), S(uccesso),
s(uffragio), s(ui), s(uis), S(uli), S(ulpicius), s(umma), s(ummae),
s(ummam), s(ummas), s(ummus), s(umptis), s(umptu), s(unt), s(uo),
s(uorum), s(uos), s(up(erioris), S(uper), s(uperiore), s(uperioris),
s(upra), s(uprae), S(urorum), s(uscepit), s(uscepto), s(usceptum),
S(yrorum) |
SA |
S(everiana) A(lexandriana),
S(ilvani) A(ugusti), s(u)a, Sa(binus), sa(cerdotis), sa(cris),
sa(cro), sa(crum), sa(gittarii), sa(gittariorum), sa(lute),
sa(lutem), Sa(luti), Sa(lvi), Sa(lvius), sa(ncto), Sa(turninus) |
SAC |
sa(n)c(torum), sa(n)c(tus),
sac(ellum), sac(erdos), sac(erdote), sac(erdotem), sac(erdotes),
sac(erdoti), sac(erdotis), Sac(idavae), Sac(o), sac(ra), sac(rae),
sac(ram), sac(rarum), sac(ravit), sac(ris), sac(ro), sac(rorum),
sac(rum) |
SACR |
sac(e)r(dos), sacr(a), sacr(ae),
sacr(arum), sacr(ata), sacr(averunt), sacr(avit), Sacr(etius),
sacr(is), sacr(orum), sacr(um) |
SAL |
s(olvit) a(nimo) l(ibens),
Sal(arese), Sal(ariae), sal(ariarius), Sal(ensium), Sal(ii),
sal(inarum), sal(inatorum), sal(io), Sal(li), Sal(lustio),
Sal(lustius), Sal(onis), Sal(onitanae), Sal(onitanorum),
sal(utatus), sal(ute), sal(utem), sal(uti), sal(ve), Sal(vi),
Sal(via), Sal(vio), Sal(vis), Sal(vius) |
SC |
s(a)c(rum), s(a)c(tae), s(an)c(ta),
s(an)c(tae), s(an)c(ti), s(emis) C(aius), s(enatu) c(onsulto),
s(enatus) c(onsulta), s(enatus) c(onsulto), s(enatus) c(onsulto,
s(enatus) c(onsultu), s(enatus) c(onsultum), S(ub) c(ura), s(ummus)
c(urator), Sc(aevolae), Sc(aptia), Sc(auri), sc(iens), sc(ribendo),
sc(rutator), Sc(upi), Sc(upis), Sc(ythicae) |
SE |
s(ita) e(st), s(itus) e(st),
se(cunda), se(cutor), se(d), se(pultum), Se(rvilianus), se(rvus),
se(stertium), Se(vera), Se(veriana), Se(verianae), Se(xto), Se(xtus) |
SEN |
sen(atores), sen(atu), sen(atus),
Sen(ecione), sen(ior), sen(iori), sen(ioribus), sen(ioris),
sen(iorum), Sen(nius), Sen(tino) |
SEP |
Sep(imiae), Sep(ius), Sep(pi),
Sep(tembres), Sep(tembribus), Sep(timae), Sep(timi), Sep(timia),
Sep(timiae), Sep(timio), Sep(timius), sep(ulta), sep(ulti,
sep(ulturae), sep(ultus) |
SEPT |
sept(em), Sept(ember), Sept(embr),
Sept(embres), Sept(embribus), Sept(embris), Sept(embrium),
Sept(ima), sept(imae), Sept(imi), Sept(imia), Sept(imiae),
Sept(imiani), Sept(imio), Sept(imium), Sept(imius), sept(imum) |
SER |
Ser, Ser(api), Ser(gi), Ser(gia),
Ser(gio), Ser(gius), ser(va), ser(vae), ser(vi), Ser(vili),
Ser(vilio), Ser(vio), ser(vis), ser(vitor), Ser(vium), Ser(vius),
ser(vo), ser(vum), ser(vus) |
SEX |
Sex(it), sex(ta), Sex(tarius),
Sex(te), Sex(ti), Sex(ti, Sex(tiles), Sex(tio), Sex(tis), Sex(tius),
Sex(to), Sex(tum), Sex(tus), Sex(tus |
SF |
s(acris) f(aciundis), s(alute)
f(ilii), s(epulcrum) f(ecit), s(ex)f(ascalis), s(ex)f(ascialis),
S(exti) f(ilio), S(exti) f(ilius), S(exti) F(lavi), s(olo) f(ecit),
s(uis) f(ecit), s(uo) f(ecit) |
SIG |
si(n)g(ulares), Sig(ae),
sig(illator), sig(illo), sig(illum), sig(natoribus), sig(naverunt),
sig(navit), sig(nifer), sig(niferem), sig(niferi), sig(nifero),
sig(no), sig(num), Sig(uitanorum) |
SING |
Sing(ara), Sing(iduni),
Sing(iduno), Sing(iliae), Sing(iliensis), Sing(iliensium),
sing(ula), sing(ularem), sing(ulares), sing(ulari), sing(ularibus),
sing(ulariorum), sing(ularis), sing(ularium), sing(ularum),
sing(ulas), sing(uli), sing(ulis), sing(ulos), sing(ulos, sing(ulum) |
SOL |
Sol(i), Sol(icia), sol(idi),
sol(idis), sol(idos), Sol(iensis), Sol(is), sol(o), sol(um),
Sol(utorio), Sol(vensium), sol(verunt), sol(vi), sol(vit), sol(vunt) |
SP |
s(cri)p(to), s(e)p(ulta),
s(e)p(ulti), s(e)p(ultus), s(emis) p(ater), s(emis) p(ondo),
s(enatus) p(opulique), S(ilvano) P(ublius), s(ua) p(ecunia), s(uis)
p(osuit), s(uo) p(osuit), s(uorum) p(osuit), Sp(anorum), sp(e),
sp(ectabilis), Sp(ectaculis), Sp(ectati), Sp(ectatio), Sp(ectatius),
sp(ectavit), sp(eculator), sp(eculatori), sp(eculatoris), Sp(erati),
sp(iritus), sp(lendidissimus), sp(lendido), Sp(uri), Sp(urii),
Sp(urius) |
SS |
s(anctissimo) s(acrum), s(cripta)
s(unt), s(cripti) s(unt), s(e)s(tertii), s(e)s(tertios), s(emis)
s(imul), s(enatus) s(ententia), S(exti) s(ervus), S(ilvano)
S(ilvestri), s(iti) s(unt), s(ub)s(cripsi), s(ui)s, s(uis)
s(umptis), s(umptu) s(uo), s(uo) s(umptu), s(upra) s(cripsi),
s(upra) s(cripta), s(upra) s(criptae), s(upra) s(criptam), s(upra)
s(criptas), s(upra) s(cripti), s(upra) s(criptis), s(upra)
s(cripto), s(upra) s(criptum), s(upra)s(criptae), s(upra)s(criptis),
ss(estertiis), ss(olverunt), ss(upra) |
ST |
s(anc)t(a), s(anc)t(ae),
s(anc)t(o), s(it) t(ibi), st(ans), St(ati), St(atio), st(ationis),
St(atius), st(ator), st(ercus), st(ipendia), st(ipendiis),
st(ipendiorum), st(litibus), st(rator) |
STAT |
Stat(anae), stat(eram), Stat(ili),
Stat(io), stat(ione), stat(ionem), stat(ionis), Stat(ius),
stat(uae), stat(uere), stat(uit) |
SU |
su(a), su(ae), su(b), su(e),
su(is), Su(li), Su(lpicius), su(m), su(nt), su(o), su(orum), Su(ri) |
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