advertise Copy link Outline I. informII. To publish a notice of, esp. of things for sale • advertise: I. inform: q. v. II. To publish a notice of, esp. of things for sale: prōscrībo, scripsi, scriptum, 3: he a.d that he would make a sale by auction, auctionem se facturum esse proscripsit, Cic.: to a. for sale another person's goods, bona alterius p., Cic.: I have a.d my Tusculan villa for sale, Tusculanum proscripsi, Cic.: to a. a combat of wild beasts, venationem p., Cic. Phr.: to a. the performance of a play in the daily newspapers, *per acta diurna fabulam actum iri indicare, significare.
ADVERTISE Copy link • ADVERTISEinform, nunciare alicui aliquid (announce, by letter or by a messenger): per nuncium declarare alicui aliquid (by a messenger): certiorem facere aliquem alicujus rei or de aliqua re (give him certain information: by letter, per litteras): docere aliquem aliquid or de re (to give him information): deferre, perferre aliquid ad aliquem (to convey information to anybody): significare alicui aliquid (to give anybody to understand; especially under a promise of secrecy: to give a hint of anything: by letter, litteris or per litteras.) To give public notice of, declarare (to announce publicly that something is going to happen; e.g., gladiatorial shows, munera: also ostendere): praedicare (to proclam by a herald, κηρύττειν, ἀνακηρύττειν): pronunciare (παραγγέλλειν publish, cause to be proclaimed by a herald; e.g., orders, names of the conquerors in games, etc.): aperire, patefacere (to spread the knowledge of).