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accidere

to happen

adeptus, a, um

having obtained

administrāre

to manage

aliquis; aliquid

someone; something

amor

love

aperīre

to open

auctōritās auctōritātis f.

authority

audāx audācis

bold; reckless

aureus –a –um

golden

autem

however

avidē

eagerly

caelum caelī n.

sky

captīvus captīvī m.

prisoner

carcer carceris m.

jail

castra castrōrum n.

military camp

cēdere

to yield

clārus –a –um

clear, famous

cōgō cogere coēgī coāctus

to compel

colloquium, -i, n.

conversation

commemorāre

to remember

comprehendere

to seize

cōnscendere

to climb onto

conspicatus, a, um

having caught sight of

cum

when

cūra cūrae f.

care, concern

dēcipere

to deceive

defixio, defixionis

curse tablet

dēpōnere

to put down

dēscendere

to descend

dēserere

to leave, abandon

dēsinere

to cease

dī immortālēs

immortal gods

dīgnitās dīgnitātis f.

reputation, dignity

dīligentia dīligentiae f.

attention, carefulness

dīrus –a –um

harsh, awful

dissentīre

to disagree

docēre

to teach

egressus, a, um

having left

ēligere

to pick out, select

enim

in fact

ire

to go

eques equitis m.

horseman, knight

errāre

to wander, err

exitium exiti(ī) n.

destruction, ruin

explicāre

to explain

extrā

outside, beyond

facinus facinoris n.

crime

flūmen flūminis n.

river

fundere

to pour

furere

to rage, be mad

gerere

to bear, manage

haesitāre

to hesitate

honor [or] honos honōris m.

honor; office

hostis hostis m.

enemy

humus humī f.

ground

iactāre

to throw

immemor –oris

unmindful, forgetful

immortālis immortālis immortāle

immortal

immōtus –a –um

unmoved

incipere

to begin

īnfestus –a –um

hostile, aggressive

ingenium –(i)ī n.

disposition, ability

ingressus, a, um

having entered

iniciere

to throw in

īnsānus –a –um

insane

intereā

meanwhile

iubēre

to order

lacrima lacrimae f.

tear

laedere

to hurt

latēre

to lie hidden, be hidden

legiō legiōnis f.

legion

locutus, a, um

having spoken

magis [or] mage

more

magnopere

greatly

mandātum –ī n.

order

maximē

most greatly

minimus –a –um

least, smallest

modus modī m.

manner

molestus –a –um

troublesome, annoying

monēre

to warn

neque or nec

neither … nor …

neque/nec…neque/nec

neither...nor

nescīre

to not know

nimium

excessively, too much

nōmen nōminis n.

name

nonnullus

some

num

whether; surely...not

nusquam

nowhere

occupāre

to seize

omen, omina, n.

omen, warning

oportēre

it is proper/right

oppidum oppidī n.

town

oppugnāre

to attack

ōrnāre

to decorate

ōs ōris n.

mouth, face

parcere

to spare (+ dat.)

pārēre

to obey

passus, a, um

having endured; having permitted

patefacere

to reveal

pauci, ae, a

few