LECTURE Copy link • LECTURE 1. s. schola, auditio (the former with reference to the lecturer, a lecture delivered; the latter with reference to the auditory, a lecture heard. ☞ Lectio, recitatio, collegium, in this sense, are not good words). To enter on a course of lectures, *scholas academicas instituere; scholarum initium facere: there is no lecture today, *hodie scholae non habentur: to deliver a lecture, scholam or praelectionem habere: to attend anybody’s lectures, ad scholas alicujus venire, audire aliquem, alicui operam dare: to lecture on anatomy, de anatomia scholam habere. 2. v. To delixer a lecture, acroasim facere: to lecture on a subject, legere, praelegere aliquid; scholas habere de re; scholis praecipere aliquid, or de re: to lecture on the Stoic philosophy, scholam Stoicam explicare. To instruct insolently and dogmatically, *meliora edocere aliquem, or, from context monere, docere, edocere only.