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uxorius -a -um
conjugal, of his wife
prorumpo (3)
I rush out, I burst forth
denuntio (1) (+ dat)
I order
centurio -ionis m
centurion
tribunus -i m
tribune
exsequor (3)
I carry out, I complete
raptim
hurriedly
praegredior (3/4)
I precede, I go on ahead
reperio -ire repperi
I find
humi
on the ground
fusus -a -um
stretched out, prostrate (lit. poured out)
adsideo (2)
I sit beside
floreo (2)
I am prosperous, I flourish
concors -ordis (+ dat)
of the same mind as, on friendly terms with
supremus -a -um
last, extreme
necessitas -tatis f
need, time of need, crisis
misericordia -ae f
pity, mercy
suadeo (2)
I urge
percussor -oris m
executioner
opperior (4)
I await
transeo transire
(here) I am over, I am finished
alius -a -ud
other
decorus -a -um
fitting, noble
honestus -a -um
honourable
insum inesse
I am in
corrumpo -ere corripui corruptum
I corrupt, I ruin
questus -us m
lament, complaint
inritus -a -um
vain, useless
effundo (3)
I pour out
impetus -us m
force, impact, attack
pello -ere pepuli pulsum
(here) I break down, I break open
fores -ium f pl
door, gate (to the garden)
adsto -are adstiti
I stand there, I am present
tunc
then
iugulum -i n
throat
pectus -oris n
breast
trepidatio -ionis f
alarm, trembling
admoveo (2)
I apply, I put (x) to
ictus -us m
thrust, blow
transigo (3)
I stab, I run through
concedo -ere -i concessum
I grant, I hand over