Præter, Præpositio, accusatiuo semper iungitur. Plau. Except: sauing: beside: ouer and aboue: before: contrarie or against.Nunc quidem, præter nos, nemo est.There is none nowe sauing vs.Omnes preter eÛ de quo egimus.Cic.Sauing or except him. Pro Vitra. Vnam hác rem me habere præter alios præcipuam arbitror. Teren. I thinke I haue this one thing peculiarly aboue other.Tres minas pro istis duobus dedi præter vecturam. Plautus. Ouer and beside the cariage. Præter ripam.Liu.By the bankes fide.Præter mœnia ipsa fluere.Liu.To flow by. Præter æquum. Ter. Against reason.Præter æquum & bonum. Te. Contrary to right and reason.Mihi vidêre præter ætatem tuam facere.Terent.Me thinketh you do otherwise than is conuenient for your age.Quia erar forma præter cæteras honesta ac liberali. Plautus. Bicause she was in fauout more comely and goodly than the other.Vnum præter cæteros mirabatur. Cicero. Hee marueiled at one thing more then the other did.Præter consuetudinem tuam, diem non ascribis. Cice. Contrary to your wonted maner you note not the day.Præter expectationem.Cic.Otherwise then men looked for. Pro vltra vel amplius, Præter hæc si me irritasses. Plautus. If you do any more egge me. Præter hæc, pro, post hac. Non patiar præter hac quin vidua viuam Plaut.I will rather hereafter line a widow.Fortassè aliquanto iniquior erat præter eius libidinem. Ter. Perchannce he was somewhat more vnreasonable than the would haue had him.Præter modum.Cic.Beyond all measure.Præter modum creuit lacus Albanus Ci.Without measure.Præter modum exterreri.Cic.To be in a great feare beyand all measure.Præter ciuium morem atque legem.Terent.Against the custome and law of citizens.Præter naturam.Cic.Contrary to nature.Te esse præter nostram opinionem comperi.Terent.I haue perceiued you are not the man I tooke you fo or that you are another maner of man than I thought you had brne.Præter opinionem mihi acciderat.Cicer.The matter hapned to me otherwise than I thought.Quum ad me præter opinionem venisser. Ci. When he came to me not looking for him, nor thinking that he would haue come.Præter opinionem omnium factum est. Ci. It sell out other. wise than all men thought it would.Illud accidit præter optatum meum.Cic.That sell out otherwise than I wished.Omnia mihi hodie eueniunt præter sententiam. Plautus. All things happen this day contrary to my fantasie.Præter solitum lætus.Virg.Contrary to his wonted maner cheerefull and mery.Præter spem euenit. Ter. It hapned vnlooked for.Præter spem siquid erit, facies vt sciam.Cic.If any thing fall out otherwise than you looke fo &c.Præter spem aliquid dicere.Cic. Pro ante, præter oculos.Cic.Before his eies.Præter suorum ora. Tac. Before the face of his men. Præter, Aduerbium, pro præterquam. Col. Omnis incommodi patientes præter caloris. That can abide any discommoditie sauing heate.Nullas adhuc acceperam: Præter quæ mihi binæsemel in Tribulano redditæ sunt.Cic.I receiued none sauing two that were deliuered me togither at Tribulane place. Habent oculos, præter que è sensibus tactum atque gustatum. Plinius. They haue eies, and more ouer of their senses touching and tasting.Præteragere. Hor. To driue farther or beyond.
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