Chapter 4C I-Ii

Front 1

argent-um i 2n.

Back 1

silver, silver plate, money

Front 2

genus gener-is 3n

Back 2

family, stock, tribe

Front 3

pōculum ī 2n

Back 3

cup

Front 4

īnflammāt-us a um

Back 4

inflamed, on fire

Front 5

nāt-us a um (+abl)

Back 5

born of, from

Front 6

absum abesse āfuī āfutūrus

Back 6

I am away from, absent

Front 7

cōnstituō 3 constituī constitūtus

Back 7

I decide

Front 8

perlegō 3 perlēgī perlēctus

Back 8

I read through, peruse

Front 9

seruō 1

Back 9

I keep safe, preserve

Front 10

potius quam

Back 10

rather than

Front 11

mod-us i 2m

Back 11

way, manner, fashion

Front 12

prōuinci-a ae 1f.

Back 12

province

Front 13

ratiō ratiōn-is 3f.

Back 13

plan, method; reason; count, list; calculation

Front 14

Rōm-a ae 1f

Back 14

Rome

Front 15

Sicili-a ae 1f

Back 15

Sicily

Front 16

absēns absent-is

Back 16

absent, away

Front 17

prīm-us a um

Back 17

first

Front 18

circumeō circumīre circumiī circumitum

Back 18

I go around

Front 19

colligō 3 collēgī collēctus

Back 19

I collect, gather; gain, acquire

Front 20

commoueō 2 commōuī commōtus

Back 20

I move; remove; excite, disturb

Front 21

excōgitō 1

Back 21

I think up, I devise

Front 22

reuocō 1

Back 22

I call back

Front 23

circum (+acc)

Back 23

around

Front 24

postrēmō

Back 24

finally

Front 25

stultē

Back 25

stupidly

Front 26

amau-eram,eras, erat,eramus
eratis, erant
cēp-eram eras,erat,eramus,
eratis, erant

Back 26

Pluperfect indicative active
I had __ ed
Perfect stem + eram, eras, erat, eramus, eratis, erant

Front 27

minatus a um eram, erās, erat
eramus, eratis,erant
progressus a um eram, erās,
erat,eramus,eratis,erant

Back 27

Pluperfect indicative deponent
I had ___ ed

Front 28

qui quae qoud qui quae quae
quem quam quod quos quas quae
cuius quorum quarum
cui quibus (quis)
quo qua quo quibus (quis)

Back 28

relative pronoun;
who, which
describes a noun via a complete subordinate clause which has own verb. Gender and number from antecedent case according to function in clause

Front 29

The connecting relative

Back 29

at the start of the sentence, referring back to something or someone in the previous sentence.

Front 30

natus genere nobili

Back 30

born from a good family;

ablative of origin

Front 31

timore hoc fecit

Back 31

he did this from fear;

ablative of cause
shows why an action is done

Front 32

Verre paetōre
tē praetōre
mē amīcō

Back 32

ablative absolute; like ablative of attendant circum.
With Verres as praetor
with you as praetor
with me as friend

Front 33

Accusative=towards, to
Ablative= from
Locative=at
1 -ae gen. -īs
2 -ī -īs abl.
3 -ī dat.s -ibus

Back 33

Indicates motion in/to a city of small island
Carthigin-em; to Carthage
Carthigin-e; from carthage
Carthigin-ī; at Carthage

Front 34

ad Romam
ā Romā

Back 34

With a preposition before the city then it means;
to the vicinity of Rome;
from the vicinity of Rome