Cambridge Latin Course: Section 4 A, B & C

Front 1

postea

Back 1

afterwards

Front 2

quid

Back 2

why?

Front 3

Agrigentinuus i

Back 3

person from Agrigentum (town in Sicily)

Front 4

custos, custod-is

Back 4

3m/f guard

Front 5

fama ae

Back 5

rumour, report; reputation

Front 6

impetus, us

Back 6

4m, attack

Front 7

nuntius i

Back 7

messenger

Front 8

simulacrum, i

Back 8

image, copy

Front 9

templum i

Back 9

temple

Front 10

Verres, Verr-is

Back 10

3m, Verres

Front 11

uis

Back 11

irr. f; force, violence (acc. vim, abl. ui)

Front 12

uires, uirium

Back 12

3f pl, strength, military forces

Front 13

quidam quaedam quoddam

Back 13

a, a certain, some

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totus a um

Back 14

whole complete

Front 15

expugno, are

Back 15

to storm

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impetum facio, ere, feci, factus

Back 16

to make an attack

Front 17

peruenio, ire, perueni, peruentum (ad)

Back 17

to reach, arrive at, come to

Front 18

repello, ere, reppuli, repulsus

Back 18

to drive back, drive out

Front 19

apud

Back 19

(+acc), among; (at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of)

Front 20

interea

Back 20

meanwhile

Front 21

repente

Back 21

suddenly

Front 22

amicus i

Back 22

friend, ally

Front 23

iste, a ud

Back 23

that over there/ of yours (esp. referring to an opponent in the trial)

Front 24

locus i

Back 24

2m place; 2 nt. pl, loca orum

Front 25

magistratus us

Back 25

4m magistrate, state official

Front 26

sacerdos, sacerdot-is

Back 26

3m f; priest(ess)

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sacra orum

Back 27

rites

Front 28

senatus us

Back 28

4m senate

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signum i

Back 29

statue; seal signal sign

Front 30

uirgo, virgin-is

Back 30

3f; young girl, virgin

Front 31

innocens, innocent-is

Back 31

guiltless

Front 32

sacer, a um

Back 32

holy, sacred

Front 33

accuso, are

Back 33

I accuse x (acc) of y (gen)

Front 34

affirmo, are

Back 34

to state strongly, assert

Front 35

confirmo, are

Back 35

to state clearly, confirm

Front 36

defero, deferre, detuli, delatus

Back 36

to report, bring news of; accuse, denounce; transfer

Front 37

iudico, are

Back 37

to judge

Front 38

nego, are

Back 38

to deny, say that x is not the case

Front 39

puto are

Back 39

to think

Front 40

reperio, ire, repperi, repertus

Back 40

to find

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soleo, ere, solitus (semi-dep)

Back 41

to be accustomed, used

Front 42

tollo, ere, sustuli, sublatus

Back 42

to lift, remove, take away

Front 43

clamor, clamor-is

Back 43

3m shout; outcry; noise

Front 44

lex legis

Back 44

3f law

Front 45

Syracusan-us, i

Back 45

person from Syracuse, Syracusan

Front 46

laetus a um

Back 46

happy

Front 47

conicio, ere, conieci, coniectus

Back 47

to throw

Front 48

ueto, are, uetui, uetitus

Back 48

to forbid

Front 49

primo

Back 49

at first

Front 50

praeterea

Back 50

besides, moreover

Front 51

Asia, ae

Back 51

Asia Minor

Front 52

calamitas, calamitat-is

Back 52

3f disaster, calamity

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comes, comitis

Back 53

3m companion, friend; pl retinue

Front 54

hospes, hospit-is

Back 54

3m host; friend; guest; connection

Front 55

Lampsacenus i

Back 55

person from Lampsacum

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ceteri ae a

Back 56

the rest; the others

Front 57

clarus a um

Back 57

famous, well-known

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nobilis e

Back 58

renowned, distinguisted; well-born, noble

Front 59

turp-is e

Back 59

disgusting, filthy, outrageous, ugly

Front 60

ullus a um

Back 60

any

Front 61

cupio, ere, cupiui, cupitus

Back 61

to desire, yearn for, want desperately

Front 62

fruor, eri, fructus

Back 62

(+abl) to enjoy

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utor, eri, usus

Back 63

(+abl), to use, make use of; adopt

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prope

Back 64

almost, near

Front 65

consul, consul-is

Back 65

3m consul

Front 66

cupiditas, cupiditat-is

Back 66

3f, lust greed, desire

Front 67

coepi

Back 67

(perf in form) I began

Front 68

neglego, ere, neglexi, neglectus

Back 68

to ignore, overlook, neglect

Front 69

recipio, ere, recepi, receptus

Back 69

to welcome, receive, take in

Front 70

retineo, ere, retinui, retentus

Back 70

to hold back; detain, restrain, maintain

Front 71

convivium i

Back 71

party

Front 72

gravuitas, grauitat-is

Back 72

3f seriousness, solemnity; importance, authority

Front 73

ianua ae

Back 73

door

Front 74

laetitia ae

Back 74

merriment, festivity, joy

Front 75

sermo, sermon-is

Back 75

3m conversation, discussion

Front 76

alius a ud

Back 76

other

Front 77

solus a um

Back 77

alone

Front 78

tantus a um

Back 78

so much; so great; so important

Front 79

bibo, ere, bibi

Back 79

to drink

Front 80

comparo, are

Back 80

to prepare, provide, get ready

Front 81

conuenio, ire, conveni, conventum (ad)

Back 81

I meet (at)

Front 82

effugio, ere, effugi

Back 82

to escape

Front 83

festino, are

Back 83

to hurry

Front 84

intellego, ere, intellexi, intellectus

Back 84

to perceive, understand, comprehend, grasp

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inuito, are

Back 85

to invite

Front 86

oportet, ere, oportuit

Back 86

x (dat) ought (to + infin); it is right, fitting for x (acc) to y (infin)

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inter

Back 87

+acc among, between

Front 88

simul

Back 88

at the same time

Front 89

solum

Back 89

adv. only

Front 90

celeritas, celeritat-is

Back 90

3f speed

Front 91

praetor, praetor-is

Back 91

3m praetor (Roman state official)

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Romanus a um

Back 92

Roman

Front 93

caedo, ere, cecidi, caesus

Back 93

to cut (down); flog, beat, kill

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concurro, ere, concurri, concursum

Back 94

to run together

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oro, are

Back 95

to beg, pray

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parco, ere, peperci, parsurus

Back 96

(+dat) to spare