ch1-33 vocab

līberō

I free, fi

ēvādō

I escape

poscō

I demand

rumpō

I break

custōdiō

I guard

dignus

worthy

summus

highest, greatest

līber

free

quoque

also

nōn sōlum ..

not only ... but also

statua

statue

exemplum

example

frūmentum

grain, corn

praesidium

garrison

custōs

guard

flūmen

river

foedus

treaty

obses

hostage

pāx

peace

virgō

virgin, maiden

virtūs

courage, virtue

erat

was

prabuērunt

showed

sīcut

like

nārrābō

I will tell

multīs adhinc annīs

many years ago

iēiūnī

starving

ūllō pactō

on any terms

condiciōnēs

conditions

ab obsidiōne dēsistere

to cease from the siege

piēraeque

several

ē manibus

from the hands

fallit

deceives

manum

a band

trānat

she swims across

dēsistit

he ceases

versus

changing to

sī ..

if you give back

servābō

I shall keep

līberābō

I shall free

libēns

willing(ly)

redintegrāta

renewed

honōre īnsignī

with an exceptional honor

commemorant

they commemorate

eius ..

of her sitting on

temptō

I try

bellum gerō

I wage war

dēdō

I give up, surrender

repellō

I drive back

circumveniō

I surround

volō

I wish, am willing

nōlō

I am unwilling, I refuse

haud

not

postrīdiē

the next day

procul

far

quōmodo?

how?

et ..

both ... and

toga

toga

auxilium

help

proelium

battle

cīvis

citizen

cōnsul

consul

dictātor

dictator

moenia

walls

senātus

senate

hic

this

ipse

self

pauper

poor

trāns

across

dē

about

quam fābulam?

what story?

audīvistī

you have heard

mīlitae perītus

experienced in war

illō tempore

at that time

quondam

once

fīnēs Rōmānōs

Roman territory

imperītus

inexperienced

cūriam

the senate house

patrēs

the fathers = the senators

creāre

to appoint

prōferre

to bring out

obviam eī

to meet him

mediā nocte

at midnight

ērumpite

break!

ex utrāque parte

from both sides

triumphantem

in triumph

epulās

a feast

rūrsus

again

lavō

I wash

exerceō

I exercise, train

canō

I sing

contendō

I walk, march, hasten

gerō

I carry; I wear

eō

(to) there, thither

hodiē

today

posteā

afterwards

is, ea, id

he, she, it; that

quīdam, quaedam, quoddam

a certain,

mediam urbem

the middle of the city

cōnficere

to finish