1.6 caesar

altissimus altissimus, a, um

very high / highest

angustus angusta, angustum

narrow

carrus carri m.

wagon

coëgo cogere, coēgi, coactum

to force / to compel

comparo comparare, comparavi, comparatum

to prepare

difficilis difficilis, difficile

difficult

duo duo, duae, duo

two

Genava Genavae f.

Geneva

impendēo impendēre

to overhang

iter itineris n.

route / march

locus loci m.

place

multo multo (adv.)

much / by far

nuper nuper (adv.)

recently

omnino omnino (adv.)

entirely / altogether

paco pacare, pacavi, pacatum

to pacify

pateor patēri, passus sum

to allow / to permit

perpauci perpauci, perpaucae, perpauca

very few

pons pontis m.

bridge

possum posse, potui

to be able

qua qua (adv.)

where / by which

Sequani Sequanorum m.

the Sequani

singuli singuli, singulae, singula

one by one / single

vadum vadi n.

shallow / ford

vix vix (adv.)

hardly / scarcely

videor videri, visus sum

to seem