bring out Copy link Outline I. To carry out, cause to come out1. effĕro, 32. prōfĕro, 33. prōdūco, 34. ēlĭcĭo, lĭcŭi, lĭcĭtum, 3 (of that which is brought out with effort or contrivance)5. excĭo, 4 (to summon forth)II. To publish • bring out: I. To carry out, cause to come out: 1. effĕro, 3: to b. out money, argentum ef., Pl.: to b. a child out of doors, puerum extra aedes ef., Ter. 2. prōfĕro, 3: to b. arms out from a town, arma ex oppido p., Caes.: Cic. 3. prōdūco, 3: he brought out Roman knights on the stage, equites R. produxit in scenam, Suet. 4. ēlĭcĭo, lĭcŭi, lĭcĭtum, 3 (of that which is brought out with effort or contrivance): to b. out iron from hollow places in the earth, e cavernis terrae ferrum e., Cic.. to b. out words from the bottom of one's breast, voces pectore ab imo e., Lucr.: v. to elicit. 5. excĭo, 4 (to summon forth): to b. out souls from the tombs, animas sepulcris ex., Virg.: to b. the consul out of the city, consulem ab urbe ex., Liv. Phr.: he brought out the veins, i. e. represented them in relief in paintings, venas protulit, Plin. II. To publish: q. v. Phr.: to b. out a play, fabulam dare or docere, Ter.: Cic.: Hor.