longitudo (extent both in space and in time); proceritas (extension in height, tallness); longinquitas, diuturnitas (long duration): the length of a field, striga (opposed to scamnum, the breadth): the length of a journey, longitudo itineris; longinquitas viae (poetical); length and shortness of notes, longitudines et brevitates sonorum: in length, in longitudinem, per longitudinem (in space: ☞ in longum is not classical): in, with, through length of time, temporis longinquitate (e.g., occidere): in or with length of time this and that takes place, tempus diesque or dies tempusque facit aliquid, etc. (e.g., with length of time we become more steady); constantiores nos tempus diesque facit: with length of time, perhaps, anger will cool, dies tempusque forsan leniet iram: to draw out in length, tendere, extendere (of space): ducere, producere, trahere, extrahere (of time).