Livy Book 1

Front 1

constat

Back 1

consto, stare, stiti, statum
to stand together with, agree
to stand firm, endure
of facts: established, settled

Front 2

saevitum

Back 2

saevio, ire, ii, itum
to be fierce, furious, to rage

Front 3

vetusti

Back 3

vetustus, a, um
ancient, old

Front 4

iure

Back 4

ius, iuris, n.
right, obligation, law

Front 5

hospitii

Back 5

hospitium, i, n
a hospitable reception, lodging, hospitality

Front 6

quia

Back 6

because

Front 7

reddendae

Back 7

reddo, dare, didi, ditum
return, give back, restore

Front 8

abstinuisse

Back 8

abstineo, ere, stinui, stentum
1. abstain, fast
2. avoid
3. keep hands of
4. refrain (from)
5. withhold, keep away/clear

Front 9

casibus

Back 9

casus, us, m
a falling down, a downfall
of events: an occurrence, accident, occasion (often negative)

Front 10

variis

Back 10

varius, a, um
diverse, various

Front 11

seditione

Back 11

seditio, onis, f
mutiny, sedition, dissension, revolution

Front 12

sedes

Back 12

sedes, is, f
rest, seat, chair, home, spot

Front 13

ducem

Back 13

dux, ducis, m
leader

Front 14

amisso

Back 14

amitto, ere, misi, missum
to send away; lose

Front 15

intimum

Back 15

intimus, a, um
deepest, inmost

Front 16

sinum

Back 16

sinus, us, m
curve, belly, fold, gulf

Front 17

tenuisse

Back 17

teneo, ere, ui, tum
hold, seize, occupy

Front 18

egressi sunt

Back 18

egredior, egredi, egressus sum
to go out, go forth, march out, go away

Front 19

pago

Back 19

pagus, i, m
district, canon, province, region

Front 20

universa

Back 20

universus, a, um
altogether, whole, entire, collective

Front 21

clade

Back 21

clades, is, f
destruction, injury, disaster

Front 22

domo

Back 22

domus, i, m
house, household, home

Front 23

profugum

Back 23

profugus, a, um
that which flees, fugitive, in flight

Front 24

initia

Back 24

initium, i, n
entrance, beginning, commencement, here: undertaking

Front 25

fatis

Back 25

fatum, i, n
fate, oracle, the fates

Front 26

delatum

Back 26

defero, ferre, detuli, delatum
to bring away, carry off, deliver

Front 27

classe

Back 27

classis, is, f
class, division, army, here: fleet

Front 28

immenso

Back 28

immensus, a, um
immense

Front 29

prope

Back 29

nigh, near, almost, close to

Front 30

praeter

Back 30

prep w. acc.
except, beyond, past

Front 31

superesset

Back 31

supersum, esse, fui, futurum
to exist in abundance

Front 32

praedam

Back 32

praeda, ae, f
booty, spoil, plunder

Front 33

arcendam

Back 33

arceo, ere, ui, --
to shut in, enclose; prohibit access; ward off, keep away

Front 34

advenarum

Back 34

advena, ae, m/f
stranger, foreigner, intruder, immigrant

Front 35

armati

Back 35

from armo, are
to arm, take up weapons
armatus, a, um
armed, armored, as subst. armed men

Front 36

concurrent

Back 36

concurro, ere, curri, cursum
to run together, join battle

Front 37

duplex

Back 37

twofold, double

Front 38

proelio

Back 38

proelium, i, n
battle, combat

Front 39

adfinitatum

Back 39

adfinitas, atis, f
alliance by marriage

Front 40

iunxisse

Back 40

iungo, ere, iunxi, iunctum
to join, unite, harnes, yoke, attach

Front 41

instructae

Back 41

instruo, ere, struxi, structum
to build in, insert, prepare, make ready

Front 42

acies

Back 42

acies, ei, f
sharp edge, point, battle-line

Front 43

constitissent

Back 43

consto, are, stiti, statum
to stand together, be in agreement, stand firm, endure

Front 44

canerent

Back 44

cano, ere, cecini, --
to sing, call, sound

Front 45

processisse

Back 45

procedo, ere, cessi, cessum
proceed, advance

Front 46

primores

Back 46

primoris, is, m/f
first, foremost, front rank of battle
pl. primores, primorum
leading men

Front 47

evocasse

Back 47

evoco, are, avi, atum
to call forth, summon

Front 48

conloquium

Back 48

conloquium, i, n
conversation, council, conference

Front 49

percontatum

Back 49

perconto, are, avi, atum
percontor, ari, atus sum
ask, enquire

Front 50

unde

Back 50

whence

Front 51

aut

Back 51

or

Front 52

profecti

Back 52

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum
set forth, march out, depart

Front 53

quidve

Back 53

quis

Front 54

exissent

Back 54

exeo, exire, exivi, exitum
exit, depart, go out

Front 55

cremata

Back 55

cremo, are, avi, atum
burn, consume by fire

Front 56

admiratum

Back 56

admiror, ari, atus sum
to admire

Front 57

dextra

Back 57

dextera, ae, f
right side, hand

Front 58

sanxisse

Back 58

sancio, ire, sanxi, sanctum
to decree, ordain, santify

Front 59

foedus

Back 59

foedus, foederis, n
treaty, pact

Front 60

ictum

Back 60

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum
throw, cast, fling, hurl
lay, set, establish, build, found
bring forth, produce
sow

Front 61

factam

Back 61

facio

Front 62

salutationem

Back 62

salutatio, onis, f
salute, greeting

Front 63

penates

Back 63

penates, ium, m.pl.
household gods

Front 64

domesticum

Back 64

domesticus, a, um
domestic, of a private individual, personal, household

Front 65

publico

Back 65

publicus, a, um
for the state, common, public

Front 66

adiunxisse

Back 66

adiungo, ere, iunxi, iunctum
annex, bind

Front 67

utique

Back 67

in any case, at any rate, certainly

Front 68

adfirmat

Back 68

adfirmo, are, avi, atum
fortify, strengthen

Front 69

tandem

Back 69

finally, at last, in the end

Front 70

stirpis

Back 70

stirps, stirpis, f
tree trunk, root, offshoot
offspring

Front 71

quoque

Back 71

also, too

Front 72

virilis

Back 72

virilis, e
of a man, manly, male

Front 73

petit

Back 73

peto, ere, ivi, itum
ask, beg, beseech
assault, rush at

Front 74

praelatum

Back 74

praefero, praeferre, praetuli, praelatum
bear before, carry off in front
choose before, prefer

Front 75

aegre

Back 75

adv. of aeger, gra, grum
ill, sickly, unwell

Front 76

patiens

Back 76

patior, pati, passus sum
endure, undergo

Front 77

abiit

Back 77

abeo, abire, abivi, abitum
go away, depart

Front 78

certamine

Back 78

certamen, certaminis, n
contest, struggle, dispute

Front 79

laeta

Back 79

laetus, a, um
joyful, happy

Front 80

diffisi

Back 80

diffido, ere, diffisus sum
1. (w/DAT) lack confidence (in), despair (of)
2. despair
3. distrust
4. expect not

Front 81

florentes

Back 81

floreo, ere, ui, --
to flower, flourish, blossom

Front 82

opes

Back 82

ops, opis, f
help, aid, succour
power, wealth, might

Front 83

confugiunt

Back 83

confugio, ere, fugi, fugitum
flee, take refuge

Front 84

caere

Back 84

A city in Etruria

Front 85

opulento

Back 85

opulentus, a, um
rich, wealthy, opulent

Front 86

imperitans

Back 86

imperito, are, avi, atum
to command, govern, rule
w. acc or dat

Front 87

origine

Back 87

origo, originis, f
ancestry, origin, birth, source, race

Front 88

nimio

Back 88

by far, too much, excessively

Front 89

tutum

Back 89

tueor, tueri, tutus sum
to look at, gaze, behold
w. subj. clause: it is prudent
as subst.: tutum, i, n: a place of safety, security

Front 90

accolis

Back 90

accola, ae, m/f
one who dwells near, a neighbour

Front 91

crescere

Back 91

cresco, ere, crevi, cretum
come into being, arise, spring up

Front 92

ratus

Back 92

reor, reri, ratus sum
reckon, calculate, think

Front 93

haud

Back 93

not, not at all, by no means, hardly

Front 94

gravatim

Back 94

adv, grudgingly, reluctantly

Front 95

socia

Back 95

socius, a, um
allied, associated, sharing
socia, ae, f
associate/partner (female)
companion/partner (in marriage)

Front 96

adversus

Back 96

opposite to, against, facing

Front 97

terrorem

Back 97

terror, terroris, m
terror, fear, panic, alarm

Front 98

conciliaret

Back 98

concilio, are, avi, atum
to bring together, reconcile, unite, win over; procure, obtain

Front 99

studio

Back 99

studium, i, n
zeal

Front 100

erga

Back 100

towards, in respect of, in relation to

Front 101

cessere

Back 101

cedo, ere, cessi, cessum
to go, withdraw, yield, depart
(alt. perf. form)

Front 102

fretus

Back 102

fretus, a, um
relying on, depending in
w. abl.

Front 103

coalescentium

Back 103

coalesco, ere, coalui, coalitum
to grow firmly, become strong

Front 104

in dies

Back 104

daily

Front 105

quamquam

Back 105

though, although, notwithstanding that

Front 106

fretum

Back 106

fretum, i, n
narrow sea, strait

Front 107

implesset

Back 107

impleo, ere, evi, etum
1. fill up
2. fill, finish, complete
3. satisfy, fulfill
4. spend (time)

Front 108

tamen

Back 108

nevertheless, for all that, yet

Front 109

moenibus

Back 109

moenia, arum, f.pl.
walls, fortifications

Front 110

propulsare

Back 110

propulso, are, avi, atum
1. pound, batter
2. repulse, drive back/off
3. ward off, repel, avert

Front 111

situs est

Back 111

sino, ere, sivi, situm
to let down, set, fix, to let, permit

Front 112

quemcumque

Back 112

quicumque, quiscumque
whoever, whatever, anyone who, anything that

Front 113

fas

Back 113

indecl. law, divine law

Front 114

debebatur

Back 114

debeo, ere, ui, itum
to owe, must, ought; hold back, with-hold

Front 115

opinor

Back 115

opinor, ari, atus sum
to be of an opinion, deem, conjecture

Front 116

imperii

Back 116

imperium, i, n
command, order, power (of command), imperium

Front 117

principium

Back 117

principium, i, n
beginning, commencement, principal, foremost

Front 118

compressa

Back 118

comprimo, ere, pressi, pressum
press, squeeze; hold back, restrain, hinder
comprimo vi: to rape

Front 119

geminum

Back 119

geminus, a, um
twin

Front 120

partum

Back 120

partus, us, m
a birth

Front 121

edidisset

Back 121

edo, are, didi, ditum
1. bear (fruit)
2. beget
3. display/evince/exhibit
4. eject/emit
5. put/give forth (buds)

Front 122

seu

Back 122

seu, sive
or if

Front 123

ita

Back 123

thus

Front 124

honestior

Back 124

honestus, a, um
respected, honourable

Front 125

incertae

Back 125

incertus, a, um
uncertain

Front 126

nuncupat

Back 126

nuncupo, are, avi, atum
call, name, invoke, express

Front 127

crudelitate

Back 127

crudelita, atis, f
cruelty, harshness

Front 128

regia

Back 128

regius, a, um
royal

Front 129

vindicant

Back 129

vindico, are, avi, atum
ask judgment from, claim as one's own, champion, defend, avenge

Front 130

vincta

Back 130

vincio, ire, vinxi, vinctum
bind, fasten, surround

Front 131

custodiam

Back 131

custodia, ae, f
a watching, guard

Front 132

profluentem

Back 132

profluo, ere, fluxi, fluxum
to flow

Front 133

forte

Back 133

fors, fortis, f
chance, hazard, hap, luck

Front 134

quadam

Back 134

quidam, quaedam, quoddam
a certain someone, something
someone, anyone, something

Front 135

ripas

Back 135

ripa, ae, f
the bank of a stream

Front 136

effusus

Back 136

effundo, ere, fudi, fusus
to pour out

Front 137

lenibus

Back 137

lenis, e
smooth, gentle, mild

Front 138

stagnis

Back 138

stagnum, i, n
a pool, pond, lake

Front 139

adiri

Back 139

adeo, ire, ivi, itum
approach

Front 140

usquam

Back 140

at any place, anywhere, in any way

Front 141

iusti

Back 141

iustus, a, um
lawful, upright, proper

Front 142

quamvis

Back 142

adv.: as you will, however much, as much as possible
conj.: albeit, etc.

Front 143

languida

Back 143

languidus, a, um
languid

Front 144

mergi

Back 144

mergo, ere, mersi, mersus
immerse, submerge, drown

Front 145

ferentibus

Back 145

fero, ferre, tuli, latum

Front 146

amnis

Back 146

amnis, is, m
river

Front 147

velut

Back 147

just as, as if

Front 148

defuncti

Back 148

defungor, fungi, functus sum
to have done with, acquit oneself of, discharge

Front 149

proxima

Back 149

proximus, a, um
nearest, closest

Front 150

alluvie

Back 150

alluvies, ei, f
pool of water, overflow, flood-plain

Front 151

ficus

Back 151

ficus, i, f
fig tree

Front 152

expono

Back 152

expono, ere, posui, positum
place out, expose, reveal, explain

Front 153

vastae

Back 153

vastus, a, um
empty, lonely, wasted, deserted

Front 154

solitudines

Back 154

solitudo, inis, f
a solitude, lonely place

Front 155

fluitantem

Back 155

fluito, are, avi, atum
1. float
2. flow
3. waver

Front 156

alveum

Back 156

alveus, i, m
cavity, tub, small ship, hull of a ship, basin, wash basin

Front 157

tenuis, adj

Back 157

tenuis, e, adj
drawn out, slender, lank, shallow, trifling

Front 158

sicco

Back 158

siccus, a, um
dry

Front 159

destituisset

Back 159

destituo, ere, ui, utum
to set down, set forth, put away
forsake, abandon

Front 160

sitientem

Back 160

sitio, ire, ivi, --
to thirst

Front 161

circa

Back 161

circa
prep. w. acc.: about/near, around, on bounds of, concerning, with
adv: around, all around, near, in vicinity/company, on either side, round about

Front 162

puerilem

Back 162

puerilis, e, adj
boyish, childish

Front 163

vagitum

Back 163

vagitus, i, m
crying

Front 164

flexisse

Back 164

flecto, ere, flexi, flexus
bend, curve, turn from, pass around; persuade

Front 165

submissas

Back 165

submitto, ere, misi, missum
set or place below, bring up the rear, let down, lower;
send secretly

Front 166

adeo (adv)

Back 166

adeo
1. indeed, truly, even
2. precisely, exactly
3. thus far
4. to such a degree/pass/point

Front 167

mitem

Back 167

mitis, e, adj
mellow, mild, ripe

Front 168

praebuisse

Back 168

praebeo, bere, bui, bissum
to hold forth, reach out, proffer; furnish

Front 169

mammas

Back 169

mamma, ae, f
teat, dug, breast

Front 170

lambentem

Back 170

lambo, ere, --, --
lap, lick, touch

Front 171

pecoris

Back 171

pecus, pecoris, n
cattle, herd, flock

Front 172

stabula

Back 172

stabulum, i, n
quarters; haunt, brothel

Front 173

vulgato

Back 173

vulgo, are, avi, atum
to spread, make common, make known, publish

Front 174

pastores

Back 174

pastor, pastoris, m.
shepherd, herd

Front 175

putent

Back 175

subj. of puto, are, avi, atum

Front 176

miraculo

Back 176

miraculum, i, n
miracle, wonder

Front 177

geniti

Back 177

gigno, ere, genui, genitum
to produce, give birth

Front 178

adolevit

Back 178

adolesco, ere, levi, adultus
to grow up, mature, ripen

Front 179

segnes

Back 179

segnis, e, adj
slow, tardy, sluggish

Front 180

vendando

Back 180

venor, ari, atus sum
to hunt, chase

Front 181

peragrare

Back 181

peragro, are, avi, atum
to wander through

Front 182

saltus

Back 182

saltus, us, m
woods, forest

Front 183

hinc

Back 183

hence

Front 184

robore

Back 184

robur, roboris, n
hard-wood, oak

Front 185

sumpto

Back 185

sumo, ere, sumpsi, sumptum
take, take up; assume, acquire
undertake, choose

Front 186

feras

Back 186

fera, ae, f
wild beast, animal

Front 187

subsistere

Back 187

subsisto, ere, stiti, --
cause to stop
take a stand, to stand, halt
here: lie in wait

Front 188

latrones

Back 188

latro, onis, m
mercenary soldier, freebooter, brigand

Front 189

onustos

Back 189

onustus, a, um
laden, burdened

Front 190

impetus

Back 190

impetus, us, m
an attack, assault

Front 191

rapta

Back 191

rapio, ere, ui, raptum
raptus, a, um

Front 192

grege

Back 192

grex, gregis, m
flock, herd, drove, swarm, gang

Front 193

iuvenum

Back 193

iuvenis, is, m
youth, young man

Front 194

seria

Back 194

serius, a, um
serious, grave

Front 195

iocos

Back 195

iocus, i, m
jest, joke

Front 196

celebrare

Back 196

celebro, are, avi, atum
to frequent, throng, do frequently; honour, celebrate

Front 197

ludicrum

Back 197

ludicer, cra, crum
belonging to play, for sport,
here: festive, festival

Front 198

sollemne

Back 198

<b>sollemnis, e, adj</b>
1. solemn, ceremonial, sacred, in accordance w/religion/law
2. traditional/customary
<b>solemne, is, n</b>
1. customary practice/usage
2. solemn observance, religious ceremony
3. legal formalities
4. ritual offerings (pl.)

Front 199

instituisse

Back 199

instituo, ere, ui, institutum
1. build
2. decide
3. prepare
4. set up, establish, found, make, institute
5. ordain (w. ut: ordain that)

Front 200

nudi

Back 200

nudus, a, um
naked

Front 201

venerantes

Back 201

veneror, ari, atus sum
to venerate

Front 202

lusum

Back 202

lusus, i, m
game

Front 203

lasciviam

Back 203

lascivia, ae, f.
frolicking, licentiousness

Front 204

deditis

Back 204

dedo, ere, dedidi, deditus
give away, surrender, consign, yield, abandon

Front 205

notum

Back 205

notus, a, um
known, in common use, customary; notorius

Front 206

insidiatos

Back 206

insidiator, ari, atus sum
lie in wait for, ambush

Front 207

ultro

Back 207

to the farther side, beyond
more than necessary
of one's own accord
audacious, insolent

Front 208

accusantes

Back 208

accuso, are, avi, atum
to accuse, charge

Front 209

crimini

Back 209

crimen, inis, n
a judgement, charge

Front 210

fieri

Back 210

fio, fieri
passive of facio
be done, happen

Front 211

collecta

Back 211

colligo, ligere, legi, lectum
collect, gather, assemble

Front 212

hostilem

Back 212

hostilis, e, adj
of an enemy, enemy's, hostile

Front 213

modum

Back 213

modus, i, m
measure, mode, manner, style

Front 214

supplicium

Back 214

supplicium, i, n
supplication, bowing
(of criminals:) beheading, execution

Front 215

educari

Back 215

educo, are, avi, atum
educate, rear, raise

Front 216

sustulisset

Back 216

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum
lift up, take away, raise, destroy

Front 217

congruere

Back 217

congruo, ere, ui, --
coincide, agree

Front 218

immaturum

Back 218

immaturus, a, um
untimely, premature, unripe

Front 219

occasionem

Back 219

occasio, onis, f
occasion, opportunity

Front 220

aperiri

Back 220

aperio, ire, ui apertum
uncover, reveal, lay bare

Front 221

noluerat

Back 221

nolo, nolle, nolui, --
to not wish/want

Front 222

metu

Back 222

metus, us, m
fear, dread

Front 223

subactus

Back 223

subigo, ere, egi, actum
drive up, bring up, bring under; compel

Front 224

comparando

Back 224

comparo, are, avi, atum
put together, compare

Front 225

servilem

Back 225

servilis, e, adj
slavish, servile

Front 226

indolem

Back 226

indoles, is, f
inborn quality, nature, disposition

Front 227

nepotum

Back 227

nepos, nepotis, m
grandson

Front 228

sciscitando

Back 228

sciscitor, ari, atus sum
inform oneself, seek to know, ask, inquire, interrogate

Front 229

procul

Back 229

in the distance, from afar, far, remote

Front 230

quin

Back 230

why not, in fact, such that, except that

Front 231

agnosceret

Back 231

agnosco, ere, novi, notum
to recognize, identify, make out

Front 232

dolus

Back 232

dolus, i, m
device, artifice, contrivance, deceit

Front 233

nectitur

Back 233

necto, ere, nexi, nexum
to bind, fasten around, entrap

Front 234

globo

Back 234

globus, i, m
ball, knot, cluster, throng, group

Front 235

apertam

Back 235

apertus, a, um
uncovered, revealed

Front 236

par

Back 236

equal

Front 237

itinere

Back 237

iter, itineris, n
journey, way, a going

Front 238

iussis

Back 238

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum
to command, order, bid

Front 239

obtruncat

Back 239

obtrunco, are, avi, atum
cut down, kill

Front 240

tumultum

Back 240

tumultus, i, m
tumult, uproar

Front 241

invasisse

Back 241

invado, ere, vasi, vassum
enter, invade

Front 242

adortos

Back 242

adorior, iri, ortus sum
approach as an enemy, fall upon

Front 243

dictitans

Back 243

dictito, are, avi, atum
to say often, insist

Front 244

pubem

Back 244

pubes, is, f
1. age/condition of puberty
2. manpower, adult population
3. private/pubic parts/hair

Front 245

arcem

Back 245

arx, arcis, f
citadel, fortress

Front 246

praesidio

Back 246

praesidium, i, n
defense, protection

Front 247

obtinendam

Back 247

obtineo, ere, ui, tentum

Front 248

avocasset

Back 248

avoco, are, avi, atum
to call away, call off

Front 249

perpetrata

Back 249

perpetro, are, avi, atum
carry through, accomplish, perpetrate

Front 250

caede

Back 250

caedes, is, f
a cutting down, killing

Front 251

pergere

Back 251

pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectum
proceed, go forth, go through

Front 252

gratulantes

Back 252

gratulor, ari, atus sum
to congratulate

Front 253

extemplo

Back 253

immediately, straightaway

Front 254

concilio

Back 254

concilium, i, n
a council, meeting, rendezvous

Front 255

deinceps

Back 255

one after another, in order

Front 256

seque

Back 256

sequor, sequi, secutus sum
to follow after
(imperative)

Front 257

ostendit

Back 257

ostendo, ere, ostendi, ostentum
to reveal, show

Front 258

mediam

Back 258

medius, a, um
middle, midst, center

Front 259

contionem

Back 259

contio, onis, f
convocation, meeting

Front 260

agmine

Back 260

agmen, inis, n
multitude, throng, that which is driven, band, troop

Front 261

ingressi

Back 261

ingredior, gredi, gressus sum
advance, march, proceed

Front 262

avum

Back 262

avus, i, m
grandfather

Front 263

salutassent

Back 263

saluto, are, avi, atum
greet with health, salute, hail

Front 264

nomen

Back 264

nomen, nominis, n
name, but also title

Front 265

consentiens

Back 265

consentio, ire, sensi, sensum
to agree, accord, unite upon

Front 266

ratum

Back 266

reor, reri, ratus sum
reckon, think, believe

Front 267

efficit

Back 267

efficio, ere, feci, fectus sum
bring to pass, effect

Front 268

permissa

Back 268

permitto, ere, misi, missum
let pass, hand over, yield, permit

Front 269

cupido

Back 269

cupido, cupidinis, f
desire

Front 270

accesserant

Back 270

accedo, ere, cessi, cessum
to approach, be present in addition, add to

Front 271

parvam

Back 271

parvus, a, um
few, little, small

Front 272

prae

Back 272

before, in advance of, in front of

Front 273

fore

Back 273

sum, fut. ind. act.

Front 274

intervenit

Back 274

intervenio, ire, veni, ventum
to come between, intervene, interrupt

Front 275

cogitationibus

Back 275

cogitatio, onis, f
reflection, deliberation

Front 276

avitum

Back 276

avitus, a, um
of a grandfather, belonging to a grandfather, ancestral

Front 277

foedum

Back 277

foedus, a, um
loathsome, foul

Front 278

coortum

Back 278

coorior, iri, ortus sum
to arise, break out

Front 279

miti

Back 279

mitis, e, adj
gentle, mild, mellow, mature, ripe

Front 280

quoniam

Back 280

since now, since then, seeing that, whereas

Front 281

verecundia

Back 281

verecundia, ae, f
sense of shame, modesty, respect

Front 282

discrimen

Back 282

discrimen, inis, n
difference

Front 283

tutelae

Back 283

tutela, ae, f
a watching, safeguard, keeping

Front 284

auguriis

Back 284

augurium, i, n
augury

Front 285

conditam

Back 285

condo, ere, diti, ditum
1. build/found, make
2. conceal/hide/keep safe
3. put together, compose
4. shut (eyes)
5. a bunch of other things

Front 286

imperio

Back 286

imperium, i, n
command, authority, right to rule

Front 287

inaugurandum

Back 287

inauguro, are, avi, atum
take omens by flight of birds

Front 288

consalutaverat

Back 288

consaluto, are, avi, atum
to greet cordially

Front 289

praecepto

Back 289

praeceptum, i, n
maxim, rule, order, direction, command

Front 290

altercatione

Back 290

altercatio, onis, f
debate, discussion, dispute

Front 291

congressi

Back 291

congredior, gredi, gressus sum
in a friendly sense: meet with
unfriendly: contend

Front 292

ictus

Back 292

ictus, us, m
cut, blow, thrust

Front 293

ludibrio

Back 293

ludibrium, i, n
mockery, derision, laughing-stock; dishonouring

Front 294

novos

Back 294

novus, a, um
new

Front 295

transiluisse

Back 295

transilio, ire, ui, --
jump across, leap over

Front 296

irato

Back 296

irascor, irasci, iratus sum
be angry

Front 297

increpitans

Back 297

increpito, are, --, --
chide, scold, nag, berate

Front 298

adiecisset

Back 298

adicio, ere, ieci, iectum
throw at, set near, add to an offense

Front 299

potitus

Back 299

potior, iri, itus sum
take possession

Front 300

muniit

Back 300

munio, ire, ivi, itum
fortify, build a wall

Front 301

sacra

Back 301

sacer, cra, crum
sacred, consecrated
sacrum, i, n
religious rites (pl.), sacred vessel, sacrifice

Front 302

interempto

Back 302

interimo, interimere, interimi, interemptum
1. do away with
2. extinguish
3. kill, cut off from life
4. put an end to, destroy

Front 303

boves

Back 303

bos, bovis, m/f
cow, bull, ox

Front 304

mira

Back 304

mirus, a, um
marvellous, wonderful, amazing

Front 305

specie

Back 305

species, speciei, f
1. kind, type
2. sight, appearance, show
3. splendor, beauty

Front 306

memorant

Back 306

memoro, are, avi, atum
recount, relate, bring to memory

Front 307

armentum

Back 307

armentum, i, n
cattle, oxen

Front 308

nando

Back 308

no, nare, navi, --
to swim, float

Front 309

traiecerat

Back 309

traicio, ere, eci, ectum
cause to cross

Front 310

herbido

Back 310

herbidus, a, um
grassy

Front 311

quiete

Back 311

quies, quietis, f
a lying still, a rest, freedom from exertion

Front 312

pabulo

Back 312

pabulum, i, n
nourishment, food, fodder

Front 313

laeto

Back 313

laetus, a, um
joyful

Front 314

reficeret

Back 314

reficio, ere, feci, fectum
to restore, renew

Front 315

fessum

Back 315

fessus, a, um
wearied, fatigued, tired

Front 316

procubuisse

Back 316

procumbo, ere, cubui, cubitum
to fall forward, sink down

Front 317

gravatum

Back 317

gravo, are, avi, atum
make heavy, weigh down

Front 318

sopor

Back 318

sopor, soporis, m
a heavy sleep

Front 319

accola

Back 319

accola, ae, m
a neighbour

Front 320

ferox

Back 320

ferox, (gen. ferocis), adj
1. cruel
2. defiant, arrogant
3. warlike
4. wild, bold

Front 321

boum

Back 321

bos, bovis, m/f
gen.pl. boum or bovum
cow, bull, ox

Front 322

speluncam

Back 322

spelunca, ae, f
cave, cavern

Front 323

compulisset

Back 323

compello, pellere, puli, pulsum
to drive together; compel, force

Front 324

vestigia

Back 324

vestigium, i, n
bottom of the foot, sole
here: footprint

Front 325

deductura

Back 325

deduco, ere, duxi, ductum
to lead away, draw out, turn aside

Front 326

eximium

Back 326

eximius, a, um
taken out, excepted, exceptional, special, choice

Front 327

quemque

Back 327

whoever, whatever

Front 328

caudis

Back 328

cauda, ae, f
tail

Front 329

auroram

Back 329

aurora, ae, f.
morning, dawn, daybreak

Front 330

excitus

Back 330

excio, ire, ivi, itum
rouse, excite, terrify

Front 331

gregem

Back 331

grex, gregis, n
herd

Front 332

perlustrasset

Back 332

perlustro, are, avi, atum
wander all through, traverse completely

Front 333

abesse

Back 333

absum
in general, to be away from, be absent

Front 334

foras

Back 334

adv. out through the doors, forth

Front 335

infesto

Back 335

infestus, a, um
made unsafe, disturbed, molested, hostile

Front 336

porro

Back 336

adv. forward, onward, further on

Front 337

occepit

Back 337

occipio, ere, cepi, ceptum
to begin, commence

Front 338

desiderium

Back 338

desiderium, i, n
longing, wish

Front 339

fit

Back 339

fio

Front 340

relictarum

Back 340

relinquo, ere, liqui, lictum
leave behind, abandon

Front 341

mugissent

Back 341

mugio, ire, ivi, --
to low, bellow

Front 342

inclusarum

Back 342

includo, ere, clusi, cludum
confine, shut in

Front 343

convertit

Back 343

converto, ere, verti, versum
cause to turn

Front 344

vadentem

Back 344

vado, ere, vasi, --
walk, rush

Front 345

clava

Back 345

clava, ae, f
club, cudgel

Front 346

nequiquam

Back 346

adv, in vain, futilely, no to avail

Front 347

invocans

Back 347

invoco, are, avi, atum
invoke, appeal to

Front 348

occubuit

Back 348

occumbo, ere, occubui, occubitum
to fall in death

Front 349

profugus

Back 349

profugus, a, um
profugus, i, m/f
fugitive, exile, runaway

Front 350

magis

Back 350

comp. of magnus

Front 351

venerabilis

Back 351

venerabilis, e, adj
venerated, reverend, worthy of respect

Front 352

rudes

Back 352

rudis, e, adj
raw, rough, wild

Front 353

credita

Back 353

credo, ere, didi, ditum
believe, think, suppose

Front 354

fatiloquam

Back 354

fatiloquus, a, um
prophesying, prophetic

Front 355

miratae

Back 355

miro, are, avi, atum
miror, ari, atus sum
to wonder at, marvel at, be astonished by

Front 356

concursu

Back 356

concursus, us, m
a running together, throng, crowd; an attack, charge

Front 357

trepidantium

Back 357

trepido, are, avi, atum
to hurry w. alarm, be agitated

Front 358

manifestae

Back 358

manifestus, a, um
manifest, plain, evident, proven

Front 359

reum

Back 359

reus, i, m
rea, ae, f
the accused, a defendent, a prisoner

Front 360

facinus

Back 360

facinus, oris, n
crime, deed, outrage

Front 361

habitum

Back 361

habitus, us, m
appearance, habit, mien, deportment

Front 362

aliquantum

Back 362

considerably, to some degree

Front 363

aliquantum

Back 363

considerably, to some degree

Front 364

ampliorem

Back 364

comp. of amplus, a, um
ample, spacious

Front 365

intuens

Back 365

intueor, eri, itus sum
to look closely

Front 366

interpres

Back 366

interpres, etis, m/f
middle-man, interpeter, mediator

Front 367

aucturum

Back 367

augeo, ere, auxi, auctum
increase, enlarge, spread, enrich, magnify, exalt

Front 368

caelestium

Back 368

caelestis, e, adj
heavenly, from heaven, of the heavens

Front 369

cecinit

Back 369

cano, canere, cecini, --
to sing, sound

Front 370

aram

Back 370

ara, ae, f
altar

Front 371

impleturum

Back 371

impleo, ere, evi, etum
fill, fulfill

Front 372

adhibitis

Back 372

adhibeo, ere, ui, itum
hold toward, turn to, apply, employ, invite, use, compel

Front 373

ministerium

Back 373

ministerium, i, n
ministry, office

Front 374

dapem

Back 374

daps, dapis, f
sacrificial feast

Front 375

inclitae

Back 375

inclutus, a, um
celebrated, renowned, illustrious

Front 376

praesto, adv

Back 376

at hand, ready

Front 377

exta

Back 377

exta, orum, n.pl.
internal organs

Front 378

apponerentur

Back 378

appono, ponere, posui, positum
to place nearby, place before, put at

Front 379

adesis

Back 379

edo, edere/edesse, edi, edesum
to eat, consume

Front 380

donec

Back 380

as long as, while

Front 381

mansit

Back 381

maneo, ere, mansi, mansum
to remain

Front 382

vescerentur

Back 382

vesco, ere, --, --
to feed

Front 383

edocti

Back 383

edoceo, ere, docui, doctum
to instruct, teach thoroughly

Front 384

antistites

Back 384

antistites, is, m/f
overseer, high priest

Front 385

interiit

Back 385

intereo
to go among, be lost

Front 386

peregrina

Back 386

peregrinus, a, um
foreign

Front 387

fautor

Back 387

fautor, fautoris, m
a favorer, patron, promoter

Front 388

rite

Back 388

adv, according to religious ceremonies or observances; in a proper manner; formally, solemnly

Front 389

coalescere

Back 389

coalesco, ere, alui, alitum
grow firmly, increase, become strong
combine, be united

Front 390

sancta

Back 390

sancio, ire, sanxi, sanctum
make sacred, render inviolable, establish, appoint

Front 391

agresti

Back 391

agrestis, is, adj
country-man, rustic, peasant

Front 392

insignibus

Back 392

insigne, is, n.
a mark, signal, badge of office
insignis, e, adj.
conspicuous, manifest, eminent, notable, famous, distinguished, outstanding

Front 393

habitu

Back 393

habitus, us, m.
1. character
2. condition, state
3. expression, demeanor
4. garment/dress/"get-up"

Front 394

augustiorem

Back 394

augustus, a, um
majestic, regal

Front 395

lictoribus

Back 395

lictor, oris, m
lictor, an attendant upon a magistrate

Front 396

cum ... tum maxime ...

Back 396

[this] but especially [that]

Front 397

portenderat

Back 397

portendo, ere, tendi, tentus
point out, indicate, reveal, foretell

Front 398

paenitet

Back 398

paeniteo, ere, ui, --
to make sorry, cause to repent; impersonal: it grieves, discontents

Front 399

apparitores

Back 399

apparitor, oris, m
a servant, public servant, deputy, secretary

Front 400

finitimis

Back 400

finitimus, a, um
bordering on, adjoining

Front 401

sella

Back 401

sella, ae, f
seat chair, stool

Front 402

curulis

Back 402

curulis, e, adj
of a chariot, charioty
curulis sella: the curulis chair

Front 403

toga

Back 403

toga, ae, f
toga

Front 404

praetexta

Back 404

praetexta, us, um
fringed, edged, bordered

Front 405

placet

Back 405

placeo, ere, placui or placitus sum, placitum
to please, give pleasure
impersonal: it is believed, settled
(dative object)

Front 406

communiter

Back 406

adv. in common, in co-operation
from communis, e: common, shared

Front 407

creo

Back 407

creo, are
to create, but also, to appoint, elect

Front 408

singulos

Back 408

singuli, ae, a (pl. only)
each one

Front 409

interim

Back 409

in the meantime, meanwhile

Front 410

munitionibus

Back 410

munitio, onis, f
fortification

Front 411

appetendo

Back 411

=adpetendo
adpeto, ere, petii/ivi, petitum
aim at; approach

Front 412

munirent

Back 412

munio, ire, ivi, itum
build, strengthen

Front 413

vana

Back 413

vanus, a, um
empty, useless, untrue; weak; groundless, inneffectual

Front 414

adicio

Back 414

adicio, ere, ieci, iectum
add to, apply

Front 415

vetere

Back 415

vetus, veteris
of old, ancient, long-standing

Front 416

consilio

Back 416

consilium, i, n
design, plan, measure, counsel, contrivance

Front 417

condentium

Back 417

condo, ere, didi, ditum
pres. act. part. gen. pl.

Front 418

obscuram

Back 418

obscurus, a, um
obscure

Front 419

humilem

Back 419

humilis, e
humble, lowly

Front 420

conciendo

Back 420

concieo, ciere, civi, citum
collect, draw together, provoke

Front 421

prolem

Back 421

proles, is, f
offspring, stock

Front 422

ementiebantur

Back 422

ementior, iri, itus, sum
lie, assert falsely

Front 423

saeptus

Back 423

saepio, ire, psi, ptum
enclose, hem in

Front 424

escendentibus

Back 424

escendo, ere, cendi, censum
ascend, climb

Front 425

lucus

Back 425

lucus, i, m
grove

Front 426

asylum

Back 426

asylum, i, n
asylum, sanctuary, refuge

Front 427

an

Back 427

or, whether (in questions)

Front 428

avida

Back 428

avidus, a, um
greedy, desirous

Front 429

coeptam

Back 429

coepio, ere, coepi, coeptum
to begin, commence

Front 430

roboris

Back 430

robur, oris, n
strength, toughness

Front 431

certe

Back 431

at any rate

Front 432

patricii

Back 432

patricius, a, um
patrician

Front 433

progenies

Back 433

progenies, ei, f
progeny, offspring

Front 434

valida

Back 434

validus, a, um
strong, powerful

Front 435

cuilibet

Back 435

cui

Front 436

finitimarum

Back 436

finitimus, a, um

Front 437

penura

Back 437

penura, ae, f
want, shortage

Front 438

mulierum

Back 438

mulier, is, f
woman

Front 439

duratura

Back 439

duro, are, avi, atum
last, endure

Front 440

quippe

Back 440

for, for of course

Front 441

conubia

Back 441

conubium, i, n
marriage

Front 442

societatem

Back 442

societas, atis, f
alliance, association

Front 443

infimo

Back 443

infimus, a, um
lowest, end of; foot of
ex infimo: from the humblest beginnings

Front 444

defuturam

Back 444

desum
be wanting or lacking

Front 445

proinde

Back 445

adv, accordingly

Front 446

gravarentur

Back 446

gravo, are
burden, make heavy

Front 447

sanguinem

Back 447

sanguis, -inis, m
blood

Front 448

nusquam

Back 448

nowhere

Front 449

benigne

Back 449

benignus, a, um
kind, kindly, good-natured
thus adv. kindly

Front 450

spernebant

Back 450

sperno, ere, sprevi, spretum
despise, spurn

Front 451

simul

Back 451

adv. together, at the same time

Front 452

crescentum

Back 452

cresco, ere

Front 453

molem

Back 453

moles, is, f
power, might, effort

Front 454

posteris

Back 454

posterus, a, um
after, next
in plural: posterity

Front 455

metuebant

Back 455

metuo, ere, meti, metum
to fear

Front 456

plerisque

Back 456

plerusque, aque, umque
in plural: the most

Front 457

dimissi

Back 457

dimitto
to dismiss

Front 458

ecquod

Back 458

ecqui, -quae, -quod
any (interrogative adj.)

Front 459

aperuissent

Back 459

aperio, ire, perui, peritum
open, disclose

Front 460

demum

Back 460

at last

Front 461

compar

Back 461

compar, is, adj
equal

Front 462

aegre

Back 462

adv, with difficulty
w. pati, ferre: to feel aggrieved, be vexed, bear resentment, suffer poorly

Front 463

haud dubie

Back 463

unmistakably, without a doubt

Front 464

spectare,

Back 464

specto, are
watch, view

Front 465

aptum

Back 465

aptus, a, um
apt, suitable, suited

Front 466

daret

Back 466

do, dare

Front 467

aegritudinem

Back 467

aegritudo, aegritudinis, f.

Front 468

dissimulans

Back 468

dissimulo, are
conceal

Front 469

ex industria

Back 469

industria, ae, f
diligence, industry
de/ex industria
purposely

Front 470

equestri

Back 470

equester, tri, tre
of cavalry, equestrian, horse-like

Front 471

consualia

Back 471

consualia, ae
a festival called Consualia

Front 472

indici

Back 472

index, indicis, m/f
indicator, herald
indico, ere, dixi, dictum
proclaim

Front 473

spectaculum

Back 473

spectaculum, i, n
spectacle, sight, stage

Front 474

apparatu

Back 474

apparatus, us, m
magnificence

Front 475

coniugibus

Back 475

coniunx, -iugis, m/f
spouse

Front 476

concelebrant

Back 476

concelebro, are
attend, celebrate

Front 477

invitati

Back 477

invito, are
invite, entertain

Front 478

hospitaliter

Back 478

adv. hospitably

Front 479

situm

Back 479

sino, ere, sivi, situm
bury; lay; let, allow

Front 480

frequentem

Back 480

frequens, entis
crowded, in numbers

Front 481

tectis

Back 481

tectum, i, n
house, building

Front 482

deditaque

Back 482

dedo, ere, dedidi, deditum
give up, surrender, devote

Front 483

mentes

Back 483

mens, mentis, f
heart, attention, mind

Front 484

composito

Back 484

compono, ere, posui, positum
compose
ex composito: by agreement, by preconceived plan, as planned

Front 485

orta

Back 485

orior, oriri, ortus sum
spring forth, arrive

Front 486

discurrit

Back 486

discurro, ere, curri, cursus
dart, run this way and that, run to and fro, run about, run around

Front 487

inciderat

Back 487

incido, ere, cidi, casum
happen, encounter

Front 488

quasdam

Back 488

quidam, quaedam, quoddam
a certain

Front 489

primoribus

Back 489

primoris, is, m/f
first, foremost, front rank of battle
primores, um, m.pl.
first rank, leading men

Front 490

destinatos

Back 490

destino, are
to destine

Front 491

plebe

Back 491

plebs, plebis, f
plebs, commoners

Front 492

negotium

Back 492

negotium, i, n
task

Front 493

insignem

Back 493

insigne, is, n.
a mark, signal, badge of office
insignis, e, adj
distinctive, distinguished, conspicuous, known

Front 494

sciscitantibus

Back 494

sciscitor, ari, antus sum
to question

Front 495

cuinam

Back 495

quisnam, quaenam, quidnam
who (pray tell)

Front 496

identitem

Back 496

repeatedly

Front 497

violaret

Back 497

violo, are
to violate

Front 498

clamitatum

Back 498

clamito, are
to cry out repeatedly, cry aloud, bawl out, vociferate

Front 499

turbato

Back 499

turbo, are
disturb, throw into confusion

Front 500

maesti

Back 500

maestus, a, um
sad, gloomy, sorrowful, grief-stricken

Front 501

incusantes

Back 501

incuso, are
blame, protest against

Front 502

decepti

Back 502

decipio, ere, cepi, captum
deceive

Front 503

indignatio

Back 503

indignatio, onis, f
indignation

Front 504

circumibat

Back 504

circumeo, ire, ivi, itum
go around, canvas

Front 505

superbia

Back 505

superbia, ae, f
pride (in a negative sense)

Front 506

carius

Back 506

comp. of carus, a, um
dear, costly

Front 507

postmodum

Back 507

postmodum, adv
1. after a while, later, a little later
2. afterwards
3. presently

Front 508

usuras

Back 508

utor, uti, usurus sum
use, takes dative object

Front 509

adnisurus

Back 509

adnitor, niti, nixus sum
strive for

Front 510

vicem

Back 510

vicis, is, f
office, reciprocation

Front 511

functus

Back 511

fungor, i, functus sum
perform, hold (w. abl.)

Front 512

desiderium

Back 512

desiderium, i, n
desire, loss

Front 513

expleo

Back 513

expleo, ere, evi, etum
fill, appease, sate

Front 514

accedebant

Back 514

accedo, ere, cessi, cessum
add to, approach

Front 515

blanditiae

Back 515

blanditia, ae, f
blandishment, flattery

Front 516

purgantium

Back 516

purgo, are
clear, excuse; make apologies

Front 517

muliebre

Back 517

muliebris, e
of a woman, a woman's

Front 518

ingenium

Back 518

ingenium, i, n
inborn, nature, temperament

Front 519

efficaces

Back 519

efficax, cacis, adj
effective

Front 520

preces

Back 520

[prex], precis, f. (defective)
prayer, entreaty

Front 521

occasionem

Back 521

occasio, onis, f
occasion, opportunity

Front 522

raptim

Back 522

hurriedly, swiftly

Front 523

palatos

Back 523

palor, ari, atus sum
to straggle

Front 524

fusi

Back 524

fundo, ere, fudi, fusus
pour out, scatter

Front 525

duplicique

Back 525

duplex, icis
two-fold, double

Front 526

ovantem

Back 526

ovo, are
rejoice, exult

Front 527

fatigata

Back 527

fatigo, are
weary, fatigue, beset

Front 528

orat

Back 528

oro, are
pray, plead, beg

Front 529

det

Back 529

subjunct. of do, dare, dummy

Front 530

veniam

Back 530

venia, ae, f
pardon

Front 531

concordia

Back 531

concordia, ae, f
harmony

Front 532

impetratum

Back 532

impetro, are
obtain, (request)

Front 533

contra

Back 533

prep. w. acc.
against, on the other hand, opposite

Front 534

profectus

Back 534

proficiscor, ficisci, fectus sum
start, set out

Front 535

alienis

Back 535

alienus, a, um
foreign, of others

Front 536

cladibus

Back 536

clades, is, f
disaster

Front 537

utroque

Back 537

uter, tra, trum

Front 538

inventi

Back 538

invenio, ire, ivi, itum
discover, find

Front 539

ubertatem

Back 539

ubertas, atis, f
productiveness, (here, of earth:) fertility

Front 540

migratum

Back 540

migro, are
migrate

Front 541

prius

Back 541

prior, us, adj
first, former; earlier

Front 542

praeerat

Back 542

praesum
preside over (w. dat.)

Front 543

auro

Back 543

aurum, i, n
gold

Front 544

corrumpit

Back 544

corrumpo, ere, rupi, ruptum
bribe, corrupt

Front 545

armatos

Back 545

armo, are
arm, take up weapons
as pl. subst. armati: armed men

Front 546

sacris

Back 546

sacer, cra, crum
sacred, holy, consecrated
sacrum, i, n
something consecrated, a holy thing, sacred vessel, sacred utensil, holy place

Front 547

extra

Back 547

prep. w. acc.
outside

Front 548

obrutam

Back 548

obruo, ere, brui, brutum
overwhelm, overthrow, cover, cover over, (here:) crush

Front 549

potius

Back 549

comp. potis, e
able, capable
as comp: preferable, better
as superl: chief, principal, strongest

Front 550

prodendi

Back 550

prodo, ere, didi, ditum
hand down, set (as an example)

Front 551

fidum

Back 551

fidus, a, um
faithful, reliable

Front 552

usquam

Back 552

anywhere

Front 553

proditori

Back 553

proditor, oris, m
traitor

Front 554

aureas

Back 554

aureus, a, um
of gold, golden

Front 555

armillas

Back 555

armilla, ae, f
bracelet, bracer

Front 556

ponderis

Back 556

pondus, eris, n
weight

Front 557

bracchio

Back 557

bracchium, i, n
arm

Front 558

laevo

Back 558

laevus, a, um
left

Front 559

gemmatosque

Back 559

gemmatus, a, um
jewelled

Front 560

anulos

Back 560

anulus, i, m
ring

Front 561

pepigisse

Back 561

pango, ere, pepigi, pactum
1. compose
2. fix, settle, agree upon, stipulate
3. insert, drive in, fasten
4. plant

Front 562

scuta

Back 562

scutum, i, n
shield

Front 563

congesta

Back 563

congero, ere, gessi, gestum
heap up

Front 564

derecto

Back 564

dirigo, dirigere, direxi, directus
1. align
2. arrange/set in line/direction
3. form up, fall in (army)
4. set in order

Front 565

postero

Back 565

posterus, a, um
coming after, following, next, ensuing

Front 566

collem

Back 566

collis, is, m
elevation, high ground, hill

Front 567

campi

Back 567

campus, i, m
a plain, field, level place

Front 568

complesset

Back 568

compleo, ere, plevi, pletum
to fill, fill up, crowd, complete

Front 569

descenderunt

Back 569

descendo, ere, cendi, censum
climb down, descend, fall, sink

Front 570

aequum

Back 570

aequus, a, um
even, plain, level, flat; equitable, reasonable, fair; equal, proportionate

Front 571

subiere

Back 571

subeo, ire, ii, itum
come under, go under, enter
(here:) march below

Front 572

stimulante

Back 572

stimulo, are
goad, rouse, stir, spur

Front 573

utrimque

Back 573

from both sides

Front 574

ciebant

Back 574

cieo, ciere, civi, citum
to cause to move, stir, drive; rouse, call

Front 575

iniquo

Back 575

iniquus, a, um
uneven, inequal, ill-matched

Front 576

audacia

Back 576

audacia, ae, f
daring, courage, valour

Front 577

sustinebat

Back 577

sustineo, ere, ui, tentum
to hold upright, uphold, support, sustain; hold back, restrain, control

Front 578

confestim

Back 578

immediately, speedily, w.out delay

Front 579

inclinatur

Back 579

inclino, are
cause to lean, bend, incline; to turn back

Front 580

fusa

Back 580

fundo, ere, fudi, fusum

Front 581

veterem

Back 581

vetus, eris, adj
old, aged

Front 582

iussus

Back 582

iubeo, ere, iussi, iussum

Front 583

avibus

Back 583

avis, is, f
bird

Front 584

fundamentum

Back 584

fundamentum, i, n

Front 585

superata

Back 585

supero, are
go over, rise above; have the upper hand

Front 586

valle

Back 586

valles, is, f.
valley, vale, hollow

Front 587

tendunt

Back 587

tendo, ere, tetendi, tensum
stretch, spread out, reach for, strive

Front 588

saltem

Back 588

adv. saved, saved, at least, at the least

Front 589

deme

Back 589

demo, ere, dempsi, demptum
to take away, take off, subtract, remove, withdraw

Front 590

fugam

Back 590

fuga, ae, f
flight, retreat

Front 591

siste

Back 591

sisto, ere, stiti, statum
make stand in place, set, set up; fix, establish

Front 592

monumentum

Back 592

monumentum, i, n
monument, remembrance

Front 593

praesenti

Back 593

praesens, entis, adj
at hand, in sight, present, imminent

Front 594

voveo

Back 594

voveo, ere, vovi, votum
vow, promise

Front 595

precatus

Back 595

precor, ari, catus sum
ask, beg, supplicate, entreaty, pray

Front 596

veluti

Back 596

velut, adv
in a comparison, even as, just as, like as

Front 597

resistere

Back 597

resisto, ere, stiti, --
remain standing, remain

Front 598

iterare

Back 598

itero, are
do a second time, repeat, renew

Front 599

restitere

Back 599

resto, restare, restiti, --
1. be left, be left over
2. remain
3. stand firm
4. stay behind

Front 600

tamquam

Back 600

as much as, so much as, like as, so as

Front 601

provolat

Back 601

provolo, are, avi, --
fly forth, rush out

Front 602

decucurrerat

Back 602

decurro, decurrere, decucurri, decursus
1. come to land/end
2. hasten
3. run/hurry/rush/flow/slope down
4. travel downstream

Front 603

effusos

Back 603

effundo, ere, fudi, fusum
pour forth, spread abroad, pour over, pour out; empty, exhaust, scatter

Front 604

egerat

Back 604

egero, ere, gessi, gestum
to carry out, bring out, take away
OR
ago, agere, egi, actum

Front 605

procul

Back 605

procul, adv.
in the distance, apart, from afar

Front 606

vicimus

Back 606

vinco, stupid

Front 607

perfidos

Back 607

perfidus, a, um
faithless, dishonest, treacherous

Front 608

imbelles

Back 608

imbellis, e, adj
unwarlike, unfit for war

Front 609

gloriantem

Back 609

glorior, ari, atus sum
boast, glory, brag

Front 610

pelli

Back 610

pello, ere, pepuli, pulsus
beat, strike, knock, push

Front 611

persequuntur

Back 611

persequor, i, secutus sum
follow after, pursue

Front 612

accensa

Back 612

accendo, ere, cendi, censum
kindle, inflame

Front 613

paludem

Back 613

palus, paludis, f
swamp, marsh, morass, bog

Front 614

strepitu

Back 614

strepitus, us, m
a confused noise, din, clash, rustle
"si strepitus in tuo consaepto est, noli nunc trepidari. verna emundatio Maiae reginae modo est."

Front 615

trepidante

Back 615

trepido, are
to hurry with alarm, be alarmed, be agitated

Front 616

coniecit

Back 616

conicio, ere, ieci, iectum
insert, throw, cast, fling (into)

Front 617

adnuentibus

Back 617

annuo, ere, ui, utum
to nod, give assent or approval

Front 618

favore

Back 618

favor, favoris, m
applause, favor, goodwill

Front 619

evadit

Back 619

evado, ere, vasi, vasum
avoid, escape, evade

Front 620

convalle

Back 620

convallis, is, f
valley, ravine

Front 621

redintegrant

Back 621

redintegro, are
to make whole again, restore, renew