Vocab from unseens

tantum modo

only

antea

previously

refuto refutare refuatavi refutatus

to check, restrain

subvenio subvenire subveni

(+ dat) remedy, alleviate

reprimo reprimere repressi repressus

to repel

modo

just now

Allobroges m.pl.

warlike Celts in southern Gaul

hac scelerata coniuratione

that wicked conspiracy (the one led by Catiline)

cum bellandum

against this war

redigo redigere redegi redactus

to bring back

dicio dicionis f.

control

Heluetii m.pl.

Celts in Eastern Gaul

adsuefacio adsuefacere adsuefeci adsuefactus

(+ inf. parere + dat) to condition, make use of

frango frangere fregi fractus

to crush

domo domare domavi domatus

to subdue

decerto decertare decertavi decertatus

to fight

conterreo conterrere conterrui conterritus

to fill with terror

compello compellere compuli compulsus

to coerce

amentia amentiae f.

madness

recognosco recognoscere recognovi recognitus

to recognise, recollect, go over

vigilo vigilare vigilavi vigilatus

to be vigilant

pernicies perniciei f.

destruction, ruin

superiorus superiora superiorum

before last

falcarius falcarii m.

to Scythe-maker’s street

complus compluris m.

many

convinco convincere convici convictus

to prove clearly

numerus numeri m.

number, rank

interitus interitus m.

death

adeo

so much, even

exitium exitii n.

destruction, death

sententia sententiae f.

opinion

vulnero vulnerare vulneravi vulneratus

to wound, inflict a wound

trucido trucidare trucidavi trucidatus

to slaughter

paulum

for a short while

nego negare negavi negatus

to deny, refuse, say not

severitas severitatis f.

strictness, severity

paene

nearly, almost

expello expellere expuli expulsus

to expel, drive out, banish

lenitas lenitatis f.

smoothness, gentleness, mildness, lenience

misericordia misericordiae f.

mercy, compassion

libenter

willingly, freely

appeto appetere appetivi appetitus

to seek, desire, strive eagerly for

sustineo sustinere sustinui sustentus

to support, sustain

sicut

as, just as, as if

postulo postulare postulavi postulatus

to require

cogo cogere coegi coactus

to force, compel

consuetudo consuetudinis f.

habit, usage, custom, way

servio servire servivi servitus

(+ dat) to serve

fortasse

possibly, perhaps, maybe

oratio orationis f.

speech

incaeduus incaedua incaeduum

not felled, pristine

pumex pumicis m.

pumice stone, rock

queror queri questus sum

complain, sing

spatior spatiari spatiatus sum

to walk

quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitus

to ask, enquire

necto nectere nexui nexus

to tie in a knot

alter altera alterum

one (of two)

decens decentis

becoming

decus decoris n.

charm

coma comae f.

hair (implied dishevelled)

torvus torva torvum

grim, fierce

nequitia nequitiae f.

idleness

conpitum conpiti n.

crossroad, corners

fanum fani m.

temple

clam

secretly

tollo tollere sustuli sublatus

to remove

signa n.pl.

statues

navis oneraria f.

cargo ship

conicio conieci coniectus

to place, load

postridie

the next day

spolio spoliare spoliavi spoliatus

to plunder

incolo incolare incolavi incolatus

to live

graviter fero

to be greatly distressed

arbitro arbitrare arbitravi arbitratus

to think, believe

vix

hardly, barely

proficiscor profectus sum

to depart, set out

consisto constere constiti constitus

to stay, remain

eicio eieci eiectus

to expel, drive ashore, cast out

praedo praedonis m.

pirate

onustus onusta onustum

(+ abl) laden

frango frangere fregi fractum

to shatter

repono reponere reposui repositus

to restore, replace

sedo sedare sedavi sedatus

to settle, subsidue

Karthaginiensis

Carthaginian

supero superare superavi superatus

to surpass

infitior infitiari infitiatus sum

to deny

prudentia prudentiae f.

wisdom, military acumen

praesto praestare praestiti praestitus

to surpass

antecedo antecedere antecessi antecessus

to excel, surpass

quotienscumque

whenever

congredior congrediri congressus sum

to join in battle

discedo discedere discessi discessus

to go, march off

obtrectatio obtrectationis f.

disparagement

devinco devincere devici devictus

to subdue

depono deponere deposui depostus

to lay down, renounce

ops opis f.

help

indigeo indigere indigui

to require

desisto desistere destiti destitus

to cease