umpire
umpire
subs.
Arbitrator: P. and V. βρᾰβεύς, ὁ (Plat.), διαλλακτής, ὁ, P. διαιτητής, ὁ, V. διαλλακτήρ, ὁ ; see arbitrator.
Umpire in a race: P. and V. βρᾰβεύς, ὁ, P. ῥαβδοῦχος, ὁ.
subs.
Arbitrator: P. and V. βρᾰβεύς, ὁ (Plat.), διαλλακτής, ὁ, P. διαιτητής, ὁ, V. διαλλακτήρ, ὁ ; see arbitrator.
Umpire in a race: P. and V. βρᾰβεύς, ὁ, P. ῥαβδοῦχος, ὁ.
umpire
v. intrans.
See arbitrate.
v. intrans.
See arbitrate.
UMPIRE
arbiter (one who decides a cause on grounds of equity whereas a judex is bound to decide by law; also in all the senses of the English word): disceptator (one who examines and decides upon the validity of the grounds alleged; e.g. in disagreements and verbal disputes). To choose anybody as an umpire aliquem arbitrum or disceptatorem sumere: to appoint an umpire between two parties arbitrum inter partes dare: to act as umpire esse arbitrum or disceptatorem inter aliquos; aliquorum controversiam disceptare or dirimere: to be umpire in a cause arbitrum esse in aliquid; alicujus rei arbitrium est penes aliquem; dirimere or disceptare aliquid (to adjust or settle a dispute): aliquid componere (to settle it in an amicable way). The decision of an umpire arbitrium. Vid: ARBITER.
arbiter (one who decides a cause on grounds of equity whereas a judex is bound to decide by law; also in all the senses of the English word): disceptator (one who examines and decides upon the validity of the grounds alleged; e.g. in disagreements and verbal disputes). To choose anybody as an umpire aliquem arbitrum or disceptatorem sumere: to appoint an umpire between two parties arbitrum inter partes dare: to act as umpire esse arbitrum or disceptatorem inter aliquos; aliquorum controversiam disceptare or dirimere: to be umpire in a cause arbitrum esse in aliquid; alicujus rei arbitrium est penes aliquem; dirimere or disceptare aliquid (to adjust or settle a dispute): aliquid componere (to settle it in an amicable way). The decision of an umpire arbitrium. Vid: ARBITER.
umpire:
1. arbĭter, ri: did you take the same man as u. and judge? eundemne tu arbitrum et judicem sumebas? Cic. Rosc. Com. 4, 12.
2. disceptātor, m.: Cic. Part. 3, 10: an u. between father and son, disceptator inter patrem et filium, Liv. 1, 50.
3. disceptatrix, f.: Cic. Acad. 4, 28, 91. For phrr., to appoint an u., etc., v.ARBITRATOR . For difference between arbiter and disceptator, v. also ARBITRATOR .
un- This prefix gives a negative signification to the word before which it stands, and may be prefixed at pleasure to almost any Eng. subs., adj., or verb. In many cases there is no single Lat. equivalent to the neg. word thus formed, but the neg. force may be given by prefixing a Lat. neg. part., as non, haud, minus, minime, parum, nequaquam, sine, nondum, etc., or some word denoting defect, as careo, desum, etc., to the word of positive signification, to which word the reader will in many of the foll. arts. be referred.
1. arbĭter, ri: did you take the same man as u. and judge? eundemne tu arbitrum et judicem sumebas? Cic. Rosc. Com. 4, 12.
2. disceptātor, m.: Cic. Part. 3, 10: an u. between father and son, disceptator inter patrem et filium, Liv. 1, 50.
3. disceptatrix, f.: Cic. Acad. 4, 28, 91. For phrr., to appoint an u., etc., v.
un- This prefix gives a negative signification to the word before which it stands, and may be prefixed at pleasure to almost any Eng. subs., adj., or verb. In many cases there is no single Lat. equivalent to the neg. word thus formed, but the neg. force may be given by prefixing a Lat. neg. part., as non, haud, minus, minime, parum, nequaquam, sine, nondum, etc., or some word denoting defect, as careo, desum, etc., to the word of positive signification, to which word the reader will in many of the foll. arts. be referred.
umpire
Umpires
- of Olympic games: their number: Paus. 5.9.5ff.
- purified with a pig at fountain Piera: Paus. 5.16.8
- match competitors in wrestling: Paus. 6.23.2
- start races and other athletic contests: Paus. 6.24.1
- inflict a whipping: Paus. 6.2.2
- sentence to a fine: Paus. 6.6.6
- not allowed to enter chariots for a race: Paus. 6.1.5
- place where they sit in the stadium: Paus. 6.20.10
- umpires-elect taught their duties for ten months by Guardians of Laws: Paus. 6.24.3
- Umpires' Hall at Elis: Paus. 6.24.1, 3