futurus (that will be, or is about to be): posterus (to follow after others; in time): veniens: consequens (coming, following). (The words are found in this connection and order.) consequens ac posterus (e.g., time, tempus). Future things, futura, orum (e.g., to know, to foresee, scire, prospicere): ☞ Venturas is poetical only, and postero tempore adverbial: to postpone anything to a future time, aliquid in posterum differre: to keep for future use, in vetustatem reponere or servare; conditum mandare vetustati (to keep or save for a future time, in order to possess it then; e.g., fruit, etc.): to reserve for a future time, in diem reservare (e.g., poenas scelerum). Vid. FUTURE, s.