In the UTF-8 (best) version, a small group of words will appear with a macron ("long" mark) on a or u: Tsinûk (six times), tamahno-ûs (three times), mé-mel-ûs-illa-hee, Kaw-a-wâh, Tâh-zee (twice each) There is also a single Greek word.

After the death of Phaedrus these men were doubtless the leaders of their sect; at least Asconius calls the former illa aetate nobilissimus (In Pis. 68).

"nil spissius illa Dum bibitur, nil clarius est dum mingitur, unde Constat, quod multas faeces in corpore linquat.

Ibi sunt serpentes maximi, et capiuntur et a gente illa comeduntur: vnde qui faceret festum solemne, et non daret serpentes, nihil reputaret se facere; breuiter in hac ciuitate sunt omnia victualia in maxima abundantia.

"Haec est illa cui famulatur maximus orbis, Diva potens rerum, domitrixque pecunia fati.

Tully observes of Achilles, that had not Homer written, his valour had been without praise: Nisi Ilias illa extitisset, idem tumulus qui corpus ejus contexerat, nomen ejus obruisset.

Animae negotium illa facessit, et de templo Dii immundum stabulum facit.

" So Stroza Filius, that elegant Italian poet, in his Epicedium, bewails his father's death, he could moderate his passions in other matters, (as he confesseth) but not in this, lie yields wholly to sorrow, "Nunc fateor do terga malis, mens illa fatiscit, Indomitus quondam vigor et constantia mentis.

"Did you say that Mr. OrmeLord Highcliffe is well?" "Oh, yes; he is all right now," replied Howard; "he has been illa fever of some kind or other, I believebut he has recovered; he is a monster of strength, as you may have heard.

[1407]Magis illa juvant, quae pluris emuntur.

Sed hominis levitatem Jupiter perspiciens, at tu (iniquit) esto bombilio, &c. protinusque vestis illa manicata in alas versa est, et mortales inde Chrysalides vocant hujusmodi homines.

Nam quoties Romae est Julius, illa perit.

Laceratur enim illa sedes sacra fraudibus et dolis injustorum.

Diligat illa senem quondam: sed et ipsa marito, Tum quoque cum fuerit, non videatur, anus.

If adversity hath killed his thousand, prosperity hath killed his ten thousand: therefore adversity is to be preferred; haec froeno indiget, illa solatio: illa fallit, haec instruit: the one deceives, the other instructs; the one miserably happy, the other happily miserable; and therefore many philosophers have voluntarily sought adversity, and so much commend it in their precepts.

4. Respexi, respexit et, illa subridens, &c. 5063.

In contrata illa sunt quasi omnia genera animalium et auium; et dixerunt mihi gentes illæ quod animalia illa nullum forensem inuadunt, nec offendunt, sed tantum homines illius regionis.

They lose grace and glory; [1902] "brevis illa voluptas Abrogat aeternum caeli decus" they gain hell and eternal damnation.

[5708] "nullis ille movetur Fletibus, aut illas voces tractabilis audit;" Let thy Mercury-reason rule thee against all allurements, seeming delights, pleasing inward or outward provocations.

Steele. 'Gnatum pariter uti his decuit aut etiam amplius, Quod illa ætas magis ad hæc utenda idonea est.' Terent.

" She explained that she'd promised the Duchess to look up a friend who was illa poor wretch who'd been sent to Cimiez for her lungsand that she must rush off at once, and would be back as soon as possiblewell, if not in an hour, then in two at latest.