Obijcio, óbijcis, pen. cor. obicci, pen. prod. obiectum, obijcere. Plaut.To lay or throw against: to lay before one: to layt to ones charge: to obiect: to cast in ones teeth: to lay to ones reproch: to cause to remember: to bring in minde: to cast out in harine or perils way.Obijcere argentum lenæ.Plaut.To offer money to.Obijcere cibum canibus. Plin. To cast meate to dogges.Offam obijcere cani.Virg. Caput obieci ruenti telo. Sil. Obijcere corpus feris.Cic.To cast out a bodie to be deuoured of beastes.Obijcere fores portæ.Liu.To shut the gate against one.Obijciad omnes casus. Cicero. To be set in daunger of all chaunees.Obijcere se in impetus hominum quotidianos.Cic.To offer him selfe to the dayly rage and furie of wicked men.Obijcere caput suum ferro pro cæremonijs.Cic.To put him selfe in daunger of his life for.Obijcere se relis hostium.Cic.To put him selfe in daunger to be slaine of his enimies.Flos veteris vini meis naribus obiectus est.Plaut.I fmelled the plcasant fauour of the old wine. Funera acerba obijcere.Plaut.To kill many cruelly.Furorem obijcere alicul.Cic.To cast one in a rage or furie.Impietatem obijcere alicui.Plin. iun.To vpbraide one, and lay to his reproch sowe wickenesse.Laborem obijcerem alicui.Terent.To put one to labour or trouble.Lætitiam obijcere alicui.Terent.Sodainely to shewe to one pleasant and mery tidings.Lucrum alicui obijcere.Plaut.To giue occasion to winns or gaine.Maledictum alicui obijcere.Cic.To spoake a railing or reprochfull word to one.Malum obijcere.Plaut.To offer or do some ill to one.Mentem alicui obijcere.Liu.To put in ours minde: to putin ones head.Metum animo alicuius obijcere.Cic.To put one in feare: to make afeasde.Moram obijcere.Plaut.To let: to make to tarie.Noctem peccatis, & fraudibus obijce nubem. luue. And cast a clow de to hide thy deceitfull dealing.Nubem obiecit oculis.Ouid.Præuaricationem obijcere. Plin. To obiect and lay to ones charge collusion.Religionem obijcere. Liuius. To make to haue a scruple or pricke of conscience to doe a thing.Saluiem suam pro aliquo obijcere. Cicero. To put his life in daunger for one.Solicitudinem Plaut: To make rarefull or pensure.Spem.Liu.To put one in hope.Splendorem falsi honoris obijcere.Cicer.To make one looke for a false honour or praise.Terrorem ob jcere liosti.Liu.To tast his enimie into great feare: to make greatly afrayed. Obijcere.Plaut.To make one to remember. Obijcere aliquid alteri.Cic.To vpbraide: to cast in teeth: to lay to ones reproch.Obijcit mihi, me ad Baias fuisse. Cicero. He layde to my reproch &c.Te miramur non potuisse continere iracundiam tuam, quin nobis de morte Cæsatis obijceres. Brutus ad Antonium. We marnnyle that you coulde not stay your anger, but that you must cast in our teeth, or lay to our reproche Eæsares death.Obijcere aliquid crimini. Plin. To obiect or lay a thing to one as a fault.Obijcere in loco criminis, Idem Cic.Obijcere vt probrum Idem.Cic.Digna pudore obijcere alicui.Ouidius.To lay things to ones charge that he may be ashamed of.Eloquentiam vt vitium alicui obijcere.Cicer.To obiect eloquence to one as a fault.Factum quod obijcitur, negare.Cic.To deny the act that he is tharged with.
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