ADD Copy link • ADDadjungere aliquid; to anything, alicui rei or ad aliquid: addere aliquid (alicui rei or ad aliquid, to add: used also of writing something additional): adjicere aliquid: to anything, alicui rei or ad aliquid: subjicere: to anything, alicui rei (adjicere used also of additions made by word of mouth or writing; subjicere also of additions in writing; subjicere is always to add below; e.g., an example, exemplum): attribuere (to assign or allot: e.g. a district to a country, Vid :, Caes., B.C., 1, 35, end. Cic., Quint., Fr., 1, 1, 11, §33): aspergere aliquid, to anything, alicui rei (to add incidentally; to add a sprinkling of; e.g., of written remarks: hoc aspersi ut scires, etc., Cic. Not, therefore, annotationes or scholia aspergere. but addere, if they are a regular series): apponere (to place by; to add: also of written additions): to anything, alicui rei or ad aliquid. Not subjungere and subnectere in classical writers = to add co-ordinately. I have added a copy of the letter, exemplar litterarum subscripsi, or subscriptum est: litterarum exemplar ad te misi. To add up, summam alicujus rei facere (to find the total): computare (to reckon up): numerare (to count): ratiocinari (to calculate).