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nam
for
naufragium, ii n.
shipwreck
navalis, e
of ships, naval
navigium, ii n.
vessel, ship
navis, is f.
ship, boat
ne
no, not
nec, neque
nor, not, and not
nemo, neminis m.
no one, nobody
Nero, Neronis m.
Nero
nex, necis f.
voilent death, murder
nihil n.
nothing
nisi
if not, unless
nitor, niti, nixus sum
to strive, exert oneself
nomen, inis n.
a name
non
not
novus, a, um
strange, unusual
nox, noctis f.
night
nullus, a, um
no one
numerus, i m.
number
nunc
now
nuntio, are, avi, atum
to announce, give notice
nuntius, i m.
a messenger
nuptiae, arum f.
marriage, a wedding
nurus, us f.
a daughter-in-law
no, nare, navi, natum
to swim
Obaritus, i m.
centurion of the fleet at Misenum
obicio, ere, ieci, iectum
to bring up as a reproach
obnoxius, a, um
submissive to
observo, are, avi, atum
to regard, think over
obsigno, are, avi, atum
to seal
obtestor, ari, atus sum
to declare
obvius, a, um
to declare, protest
occido, ere, cidi, cisum
to kill, murder
occulto, are, avi, atum
to hide, conceal
occursus, us m.
meeting, falling in
Octavia, ae f.
daughter of emperor Claudius, wife of Nero
oculus, i m.
the eye
odium, ii m.
hatred
offero, offere, obtuli, oblatum
to offer
omnis, e
all, every
onus, eris n.
a load, burden, weight
opperior, iri, oppertus sum
to wait (for)
opus, eris n.
need, necessity
opus+esse = there is need
ora, ae f.
coast, seashore
ornatus, a, um
distinguished, decorated
oro, are, avi, atum
to beg, pray
osculum, i n.
kiss
ostento, are, avi, atum
to present; display
Otho, onis m.
friend of Nero, governor of Lusitania
otium, ii n.
free time, ease
paenitentia, ae f.
regret, repentance
Pallas, antis m.
a freedman of the emperor Claudius
pars, paris
equal, like
parens, entis m/f
a parent
paries, etis m.
side
parricidium, i n.
the murder of a parent
pars, partis f.
part
paro, are, avi, atum
to prepare
pater, tris m.
father
patrona, ae f.
a proctress, patroness
patruus, i m.
uncle
patro, are, avi, atum
to accomplish, complete
pauci, orum m.
a few
pavor, oris m.
fear, panic
pectus, oris n.
breast
penetro, are, avi, atum
to penetrate
per + acc
through
percussor, oris m.
an assassin, murderer
pereo, ire, ii, itum
to perish
perfero, ferre, tuli, latum
to deliver, convey
periculum, i n.
danger
pernotesco, ere, tui
to become generally known everywhere
perpetro, are, avi, atum
to complete
pervado, ere, vasi, vasum
to go through
perveho, ere, vexi, vectum
to carry
pervulgo, are, avi, atum
to publish
pes, pedis m.
foot
peto, ere, ivi, itum
to seek
pietas, atis f.
piety
placeo, ere, ui, itum
to please, be agreeable to
placidus, a, um
quiet, still
placo, are, avi, atum
to soothe
plerique, pleraeque, pleraque
very many
plumbum, i n.
lead
plures, plura
a lot, much
Poppaea, plura
Wife of Otho, mistress of Nero
populus, i m.
the people
posco, ere, poposci
to demand, ask for
possum, posse, potui
to be able
post
afterwards
postremo
at last, finally
potentia, ae f.
power, influence
potior, iri, potitus sum
to be master of
potius
rather, preferably
praebo, ere, ui, itum
to provide
praecipuus, a, um
conspicuous, special
praefectus, i m.
commander
praegravis, e
very wearisome, oppressive
praenuntius, a, um
fortelling, portending
praesens, entis
present
praesumo, ere, sumpsi, sumptum
to take beforehand
praetoriani, orum m pl.
members of the imperial bodyguard
praevenio, ire, veni, ventum
to prevent by death
premo, ere, pressi, pressum
to crush
primo
at first
princeps, cipis
emperor
prior, prius
first
procul
far
proditor, oris m.
traitor
prodo, ere, didi, ditum
to report
profanus, a, um
wicked
profiteor, eri, fessus sum
profess
provolvo, , ere, vi, volutum
to debase oneself
subiectus
laying beneath
talis
such