Neal- Cicero And Sallust Quest 1

Front 1

scelus, sceleris (n.)

Back 1

crime, villainy

Front 2

vigilia, ae (f.)

Back 2

lack of sleep, wakefulness

Front 3

nimis (adv.)

Back 3

too, too much

Front 4

quo usque...?

Back 4

to what extent...? how long...?

Front 5

adpetens, adpetentis (+ gen.)

Back 5

covetous (of), greedy (for)

Front 6

rapina, ae (f.)

Back 6

plundering

Front 7

varius, a, um

Back 7

diverse, varied, versatile

Front 8

divitiae, arum (f.pl.)

Back 8

wealth, riches

Front 9

dum modo

Back 9

"provided that," "if only," introducing a clause of proviso

Front 10

superbia, ae (f.)

Back 10

haughtiness

Front 11

declaro, declarare, declaravi, declaratum

Back 11

to declare, announce (as elected)

Front 12

agito, agitare, agitavi, agitatum

Back 12

to rouse, excite (frequentive of ago)

Front 13

verum

Back 13

but

Front 14

lubido, lubidinis (f.)

Back 14

desire, lust, passion

Front 15

iudicium, i (n.)

Back 15

trial, prosecution

Front 16

tandem

Back 16

at last, finally (with "quo usque" it means "I ask you")

Front 17

tantum modo

Back 17

only, merely

Front 18

itaque (adv.)

Back 18

accordingly

Front 19

invado, invadere, invasi, invasum

Back 19

to enter, assail, come over

Front 20

pensum, i (n.)

Back 20

a thing weighed (from the perfect passive participle of the verb pendo)

Front 21

dominatio, dominationis (f.)

Back 21

tyranny, despotism

Front 22

civilis, is, e

Back 22

of a citizen (citizens), civil

Front 23

comitia, orum (n.)

Back 23

an assembly (of the people for voting), an election

Front 24

narro, narrare, narravi, narratum

Back 24

to relate

Front 25

ferox, ferocis

Back 25

fierce, savage

Front 26

absum, abesse (irreg.), afui, afuturus

Back 26

to be wanting (with a + ablative)

Front 27

quam (adv.)

Back 27

as...as possible

Front 28

talis, is, e

Back 28

such, of such a kind

Front 29

quia

Back 29

because

Front 30

in dies

Back 30

"daily," but employed with comparatives and expressions denoting increase or the opposite

Front 31

imperator, imperatoris (m.)

Back 31

commander, general

Front 32

strenuus, a, um

Back 32

active, energetic

Front 33

postremo

Back 33

finally, in short

Front 34

memoro, memorare, memoravi, memoratum

Back 34

to mention, relate

Front 35

coniuratio, coniurationis (f.)

Back 35

conspiracy, plot

Front 36

vexo, vexare, vexavi, vexatum

Back 36

to harass, trouble, disturb

Front 37

vanus, a, um

Back 37

worthless

Front 38

popularis, popularis (m./f.)

Back 38

associate, accomplice

Front 39

invidia, ae (f.)

Back 39

envy, jealousy

Front 40

furor, furoris (m.)

Back 40

madness, frenzy

Front 41

aes alienum, aeris alieni (n.)

Back 41

debt, indebtedness

Front 42

ni

Back 42

= nisi, unless, if...not

Front 43

soleo, solere, solitus sum

Back 43

to be accustomed

Front 44

consulatus, us (m.)

Back 44

consulship

Front 45

memor, memoris

Back 45

remembering, mindful

Front 46

quasi

Back 46

as if, as it were, almost

Front 47

in primis = imprimis (adv.)

Back 47

especially, above all

Front 48

facinus, facinoris (n.)

Back 48

deed, enterprise, (more commonly with a negative connotation) crime

Front 49

ingenium, i (n.)

Back 49

inborn nature, character, talent

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studium, i (n.)

Back 50

zeal, eagerness, inclination

Front 51

adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus sum

Back 51

to obtain, attain, secure

Front 52

ceterum (adv.)

Back 52

yet

Front 53

considero, considerare, consideravi, consideratum

Back 53

to contemplate, consider

Front 54

accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum

Back 54

to set on fire, inflame, excite

Front 55

audacia, ae (f.)

Back 55

boldness, recklessness

Front 56

ius, iuris (n.)

Back 56

right, justice, jurisdiction

Front 57

haud

Back 57

not, by no means