Diuers from Lysppus: an other beside. Aliorum sit iudicium. Cic. I reporte me to the indgement of other: let other iudge. Alius alium percontamur. Plautus. One of vs asketh of an other: we aske one an other. Alius alio more viuentes. Sallust. Liuing one after one sorte, an other after an other. Aliud est equo natura, aliud boui. Cic. Be diuers. Fallacia alia aliam trudit. Ter. One subtile deuise bringeth in an other. Alius alium hortati. Salust. One encouraging an other. Alius alio nequior. Cic. One woorse then an other. Aliud aliò dilsipauit. Cicer. He cast one thing in one corner, another into an other. Alius alio modo. Cic. One after one sorte, an other after an other: diuersly: after snndrie facions. Aliud alio tempore. Cic. Alij alijs prodesse possent. Cic. Some can doe good to one, some to an other. Diuitias alij præponuot, bonam alij valetudipem, alij potentiam, alij honores, multi etiam voluptates. Cic. Some, others: diuers, many. Aliæ atque aliæ religiones. Liu. Diuers and sundry kindes of religion. Res alio atque alio clata verbo. Cic. Vttered in diners and sundry sortes. Alium atq; alium dominum sortientur. Plin. iunior. Diuers maisters. Alio atque alio loco exoritur. Plin. In diuers places. Alia resest. Terent. It is an other maner of matter. Longè alia mihi mens est. Salust. I am farce of an other opinion: my minde is cleane chaunged. Non alia causa est æquitatis in vno & in pluribus. Cicero. There is no reason why there shoulde be more equitie in one, than in many. Alia causa est eius, qui calamitate premitur, & eius qui, &c. Cic. The case is not like of him, &c. and of the other, &c. Alius & diuersus. Cic. Aliæ sunt cuiusque generis & diuersæ præceptiones. Sundrie and diuers. Aliud alij natura iter ostendit. Salust. To one, one way: to an other, an other. Alius alia via ciuitatem auxerunt. Liu. Some increased the citle after one sort: some after an other. Idem & Aliud, contraria. Cic. Aliud mibi respondes, ac rogo. Terent. Thou aunswerest me not to that I aske thee. Aliud agnoscit, atque sentic. Cic. He sayeth otherwyse, than he thinketh. Non alius essem, atque nunc sum. Cicer. I would haue bene the same man. Me quotidie aliud ex alio impedit. Cic. I haue euery day new lettes: or euery day one impediment rising vpon an other. Nos alia ex alijs in fata vocamur. Virgil. We are called from one trouble to an other. Aliud ex alio malÛ. Ter. One mischiese in an others necke. Aliud ex alio mihi occurrit. Plin. iun. One thing maketh me remember an other. Alia ex alijs iniquiora postulando. Liu. Demaunding still one thing more vnreasonable than an other. Alias ex alijs fingendo moras recinebat. Liu. One delay after an other. Aliud ex alio quærere. Cicer. To aske one question vpon an others necke. Ex alio in aliud vicissitudo atque mutatio. Cic. Nec vnquam aliud in alio peccare destitit. Cicer. He neuec ceased to commit diuers faultes, some in one matter, some in an other. Alijs super alias epistolis egit mihi gratias. Plin. iunior. In many letters one after an other. Super alium alius corruerunt. Liu. They fell downe one vpon an other. Ouorum alia sunt candida, vt columbis, perdicibus: alia pallida, vt aquaticis. Plin. Some, &c. some other, &c. Aliud nihil. Cic. Nothing els. Nec quicquam aliud libertate communi quæsisse, exitus declarat, Brutus. Nothing cls. Alius quidam, Terent. Quis alius insinitè positum, pro Aliquis alius. Ci. Any other. Non alius quisquam. Plaut. No man els whatsoeuer he be. Aliusnemo. Terent. No man els. Aliusquisque. Plaut. Any other. Necalius vlles creari soler. Cic. None els. Alius aliter. Cic. Quid est aliud, gigantum more bellare cum dijs, nisi naturæ repugnare? Cic. What els is it? Amare autem nihil aliud est, nisi. Cic. Alias res agere. Vide AGO. Alia roleraui, partim repuli deorum auxilijs. Salust. Some things I haue suffered, some, &c. Alis pro Alius, & Alid, pro Aliud veteres dicebant. Lucr.

Garlike. Allium anguinum. Crowgarlike or wildegarlike. Allium vrsinum. Ramsens or buckerammes.

I. Lit.: oboluisti alium, Plaut. Most. 1, 1, 38; so id. Poen. 5, 5, 34 al.; Hor. Epod. 3, 3; Plin. 19, 6, 32, 101.—Plur. alia, Verg. E. 2, 11.—

II. Trop.: atavi nostri cum alium ac saepe eorum verba olerent, tamen optime animati erant, Varr. ap. Non. 201, 6 (where the double trope olere ... animati is worthy of notice).