Conspectus, Nomen ex participio. Liu.Beholden: solemnely looked on: diligently regarded.Nihilo mea turba, qum vllius conspectior erit.Liu.My trayne or companie shal be no more notable to see to, then any others.Supplicium conspectius.Liu.A noble punishment, which many behold and regard.Mors conspectior.Tacit.More notable death.Pars nulla conspectior capillis.Ouid.He had no parte more beautifull then his hayre.Turba qum dignitate conspectior plebs.Liu.More notable to see to.Platano cõspectior.Ouid.Fayrer to see to, then a plane tree.Conspectus. huius conspectus, m. g. Verb. A beholding or sight.Vix è conspectu Siculæ telluris in altum. Vela dabant læti. Virg.They were scant out of the sight of Sicillte.In conspectum aspicere.Plaut.To looke before him.In conspectu alicuius astare.Cic.To stande before one.In conspectum cadere. Ci. To be of that sort as may be seene.In medio conspectu consistere.Virg.To stay in the sight of them that beholde vs.In conspectum se dare.Cic.To come forth and shewe themselues that they may be seeue.E conspectu euolare.Cic.To go quickly out of sight.Conspectus fit, Sub. ab hominibus. Cice. When a multitude come to beholde.Frui conspectu alicuius rei.Cic.To haue the full sight of.Fugatus ex hominum conspectu. Lucret. Fugere conspectum aliquorum.Cic.To go out of sight.Ingredi in conspecturn populi.Plaut.To go that the people may see him.Ire ad conspectum chari genitoris.Virg.In conspectu legum libertatísque mori.Cic.Suorum conspectu aliquem priuare.Cic.To take from the sight of his friendes.Prodire in conspectum alicuius.Plaut.To come that one may see him.Reddere conspectum alicuius.Virg.To cause that he may see agayne. In conspectu relinquere. Cic.Sequi conspectum aliquorum.Cic.Quæ est in oppidi cõspectu. Varr. Which is within the sight of the towne. Procul conspectu alicuius rei esse. Cic.In conspectum alicuius venire.Cic.To come to be seene.Conspectum alicuius vereri. Ter. To be afrayde to come in ones sight.Vno in conspectu omnia videre.Cic.To see all before him at once.Vitare alicuius conspectum. Quint.
Conspicio, cónspicis, pen cor. conspexi, conspectÛ, conspicere. To see or behold: to attend, regarde or consider: to view.Lumine cupido aliquem conspicere. Catul. Conspicere ex monte.Cic.To beholde from a hill.Conspicere aliquem mente.Cic.By imagination to see: to imagine that he seeth.Conspicere corde.Plaut.To foresee.In iure te conspicio.Cic. Conspicere.Cic.To behold and cousider.