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affero -ferre attuli allatum
to bring to
altaria -ium
n. pl. altar
amentia -ae
f. madness, folly
aquila -ae
m. pl. eagle
armati -orum
m. pl. armed men
careo -ere -ui
w/ abl. to be without, go without
confido -ere -fisus sum
to trust, be confident
constituo, -ere, -stitui, -stitutum
to decide, designate, set up
dextra and dextera, -ae
f. right hand
dolor, -is
m. pain, suffering
effrenatus/a/um
unbridled, unrestrained
exerceo, -ere, -ercui, -ercitum
to practice, train
funestus/a/um
fatal; mournful
furiosus/a/um
made, insane
invito 1
to invite, ask
nefarius/a/um
unspeakable, wicked
nex necis
f. slaughter, murder
pango, -ere, pepigi pactum
to arrange, agree upon
pario, -ere, peperi partum
to produce
perniciosus/a/um
w/ dat. destructive to
praemitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
to send forward, dispatch in advance
praestolor 1
w/ dat. to wait for, expect
sacrarium, -i
n. shrine
transferro, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
to carry acc. across, pass acc. over
veneror 1
to worship; pay homage to
voluntas, -atis
f. will, wish
bacchor 1
to revel, exult
bona, -orum
n. pl. goods, property
concupisco, -cupiscere, -cupivi, -cupitum
to long for, desire
confectus/a/um
weakened
conflo 1
to blow together, throw together
consulatus, -us
m. consulship
deprecor 1
to pray to avert; plead against
derelinquo, -ere, -liqui, -lictum
to abandon
detestor 1
to curse, denounce
etenim
conj. and indeed, and really
exsul, -is m./f.
exile
exsulto 1
w/ dat. to revel in, delight in
fames, -is
f. hunger, starvation; want, famine
frigus, -oris
n. cold, chill
gaudium, -i
n. gladness, enjoyment
humi
loc. on the ground
improbus/a/um
wicked, base
insidior 1
w/ dat. to lie in wait for, plot against
laetitia, -ae
f. joy, delight
mando 1
to hand over, entrust
maritus, -i
m. husband
meditor 1
to contemplate
nanciscor, -i, nactus sum
to obtain
nomino 1
to name, call
obeo, -ire, -ii, -itum
w/ dat. to meet, go up to
obsideo, -ere, -sedi, -sessum
w/ dat. to lie in wait for
ostento 1
to show, display
otiosi
m. pl. the neutral ones, the idle
patientia, -ae
f. endurance
penitus
adv. deeply
percipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
to observe, learn
perfruor, -i, -fructus
w/ abl. to enjoy fully, be greatly delighted with
potius... quam
conj. rather than
proficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
to accomplish
querimonia, -ae
f. complaint, lament
repello, -ere, -ppuli, -pulsum
to drive acc. back from abl.
somnus, -i
m. sleep
stuprum, -i
n. debauchery, lewdness
suscipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
to undertake, attempt
vigilo 1
to stay awake; be watchful
voluptas, -atis
f. pleasure, delight