Political (3/3)

necessarius -a -um

necessary; connected by close ties of friendship, relationship or obligation

occulto occultare occultavi occultatus

to cover up, conceal; keep hidden

occultus -a -um

hidden concealed, secret

offero oferre obtuli oblatus

to present; bring before, offer, exibit, bring forward, offer one’s services, inflict

ordo -inis, m.

order; row; line; arrangement; method; degree; rank; class of citizens

palam

openly, publicly [+ abl. = opennly in the presence of]

plebs -is/plebes -ei/i f.

plebeians, common people, the populace; the masses, common herd, mob

plerique, pl.

the majority of

potior potiri potitus sum d.

to possess, take possession of, get control of/power over, obtain

praefectus -i, m.

director, president, chief, governor

praesum praeesse praefui praefuturum

to be in charge of, be in control (of) + dat.

privatus -a -um

private, unofficial

prodo prodere prodidi proditus

to give birth to, publish, nominate, hand down, betray

redimo redere redemi redemptus

to buy back; ransom; buy off; rescue

remitto remittere remisi remissus

to send back; remit; grant, concede; relax

regius -a -um

kingly, royal; splendid; princely

regno regnare renavi regnatus

to be king, reign, have royal power; lord it; hold sway

rostra rostrorum pl.

rostra; speakers platform in Roman forum

suadeo suadere suasi suasus

to advise, urge; recommed, support

utor uti usus sum

+ abl. use, make use of; enjoy; experience

vulgus/volgus -i, n/m

the public/people, crowd, rabble, the mob