correspond Copy link Outline I. To agree with1. congruo, i, 3 (with cum; inter and pron. refl.; or with dat.)2. cŏhaereo, haesi, haesum, 2 (to fit together3. convĕnio4. respondeo, di, sum, 2 (with dat. or ad)II. To have mutual communications by letter • correspond: I. To agree with: 1. congruo, i, 3 (with cum; inter and pron. refl.; or with dat.): none of the measurements c., mensurae nullae inter se c., Plin.: the words c. with the case, verba c. et cohaerent cum causa, Cic. 2. cŏhaereo, haesi, haesum, 2 (to fit together: constr. absol., or with inter and pron. refl.): to c. as closely as possible, inter se quam aptissime c., Cic.: and v. supr. 3. convĕnio: v. agree. 4. respondeo, di, sum, 2 (with dat. or ad): that the words may c. to each other as if matched, ut verba verbis quasi paria respondeant, Cic.: v. to answer (II.). Phr.: (this word) c.s with the Greek, etc., idem declarat quod, etc., Cic.: to make words c. to deeds, verba dictis aequare, Liv.: Sall. (the latter, exaequare). II. To have mutual communications by letter: epistolarum commercia habere (cf. Vell. 2, 65 "tum inter [eos] commercia epistolarum," sc. erant): literas dare et accipere, inter se scribere, Cic. (Per literas colloqui might refer to a single letter only, Cic.: more precisely, *mutuo inter se per literas colloqui solere): or perh. *literarum consuetudinem habere: v. intercourse.