Latin 1.6-4.24

altus

altus

deep

angustus

narrow

carrus

cart

difficilis, -e

difficult

domus, -us

home

exeo

go out

expeditus-a-um

without baggage

impendo, impendere

to impend

omnino

entirely

perpauci, -ae, -a

very few

prohibeo

to prohibit

singuli, -ae, -a

one each

vix

with difficulty

Allobroges, Allobrogum m.

Allobroges

animus, i. m.

spirit

bonus-a-um

good

bono animo

friendly

eo, ire, ii, itum

to go

extremus-a-um

farthest

fluo, fluere, fluxi

to flow

nondum

not yet

nonnullus-a-um

several

nuper

recently

oppidum, oppidi, n.

town

paco, pacare

to subdue

patior, pati, passus sum

to suffer

pons, ponis, m.

bridge

transeo, transire,

to cross

ante

before

Apr.= Aprilis, -e

April

comparo

to prepare

profectio, profectionis

departure

ripa, -ae, f.

bank (of a stream)

contendo

to march

impero

to demand

maturo, 1

to hasten

nuntio, 1

to report

omnino (1.7)

all together

rescindo, -scindere, scidi, scissum

to cut down

ulterior, -ius

farther

legatio

legate

licet, licere

it is permitted

maleficium, i, n.

harm

nobilis, -e

distinguished

nullus-a-um

not any

occido, occidere, occisi, occisum

to cut down

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum

to defeat

princeps, -cipis

first

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum

to ask

ubi

when

ullus-a-um

a single

concedo

to depart

facultas, -tatis, f.

power

inimicus-a-um

unfriendly

iniuria, iniuriae, f.

wrong

iugem, -i, n.

yoke

puto, putare

to think

sub

under

tempero, temperare

to refrain

barbarus-a-um

foreign

egredior, egredi, egressus sum

come forth

barbari

barbarians

essedarius

war chariot

plerumque

very often

subsequor

follow closely

aridus-a-um

dry land

audacter

fearlessly

conicio, conicere

cast

consisto

take a stand

desilio, desilire

dismount

expeditus-a-um

without baggage

fluctus

flood

ignotus-a-um

unfamilar

impedio

entangle

incitio

to set in motion

insuefactus-a-um

accustomed

magnitudo,-inis

size

membrum

limb

nisi

except

notus-a-um

familiar

onus, -eris

burden

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi

oppress

paulam

a little

progredior, -gredi

advance

simul

at once

alactras

eagerness

imperitus-a-um

inexperienced

omnino

at all

pedester, -ris, -re

on foot

perterreo

frighten thouroughly

studium, -i

eagerness

animadverto, -vertere

notice

aperio, -ire

to open

funda, -ae

sling

inde

from that place

inusitatus-a-um

unusual

latus, -eris, n.

side

motus

movement

onerarius-a-um

equipped for loads

propello

drive back