Ad Alpes 1 Flashcards
(212 cards)
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progredior, progredi, progressus sum
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to advance, proceed, go forward, go on, set out, travel
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celeriter
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quickly
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iam
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now, already, soon
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puppis, -is, f.
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deck, poop deck, stern
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leniter
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lightly, slowly
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conspicio, -ere, -spexi, spectus
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to see, sight, watch, view
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postremo
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finally, at last
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iter facio, -ere, feci, factus
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to make a journey
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cum
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with (+ abl.); when, since, although
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quam
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how, how greatly; than
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denique
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finally, at length
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licet, licēre, licuit (impers.)
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it is allowed, it is permitted, it is possible; (licet) to be sure, very well; although
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revertor, -i, reversus sum
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to return
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tandem
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finally
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viso, -ere, visi, visus
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to visit, see
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moror, -ari, moratus sum
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to linger, tarry, delay, visit, live
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dum
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while
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hic
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here, in this place
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paenitet, paenitēre, paenituit (impers.)
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it grieves
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transigo, -igere, -egi, -actus
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to handle; pass (time)
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quinquennium, -ii, n.
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five year period
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domi
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at home
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cupio, -ire, cupivi, cupitus
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to be eager, desire, want
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notus, -a, -um
known
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libentissime
most willingly, most gratefully
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aspicio, -ere, aspexi, aspectus
see, view, catch sight of, notice, look at
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reminiscor, -i
to recall, remember
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tam
so; such
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huc
to this place
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proficiscor, -i, profectus sum
to set out, start, go, journey
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subito
suddenly
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gremium, -i, n.
lap, bosom, embrace
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sagum, -i, n.
cloak
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contego, -ere, -texi, contectus
to cover, conceal, screen
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quae cum dixisset
when she had said these things
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numquam
never
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arte
closely
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suadeo, -ēre, suasi, suasus
to urge, advise
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camera, -ae, f.
room, cabin
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increbresco, -ere, -crebui
to freshen, to increase in degree or intensity
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paulo diutius
a little longer (in time)
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se recipere
to betake oneself
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ultro citroque ambulare
to pace
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quondam
once, formerly
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subitus, -a, -um
sudden
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per multos annos
for many years
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res ita se habebat
the situation was thus
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impetum facere
to make an attack
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pereo, perire, peri(v)i, peritus
to vanish, disappear, come to nothing, perish, die
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incendo, -ere, incendi, incensus
to light, set fire to, inflame; inspire
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submergeo, -ēre, -mersi, -mersus
to sink something, to drown something
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quin etiam
indeed, as a matter of fact
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impunitas, -tatis, f.
lack of punishment
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audax (gen. audacis)
daring, bold, brave
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adorior, -oriri, adortus sum
to attack; approach
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veho, -ere, vexi, vectus
to draw, carry, transport, bring; (pass.) to travel, sail, proceed, journey
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magistratus, -us, m.
an official, a magistrate
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vereor, vereri, veritus sum
to fear, dread, respect; love
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fugo, 1.
to rout, put to flight, defeat
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scelestus, -i, m.
a male rascal, villain
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tempto, 1.
to try, tempt
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ut in vetere proverbio
as in the old saying
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incipere multo est quam impetrare facilius
it is much easier to begin than to accomplish
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consector, -ari, consectatus sum
to pursue, follow
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praedas agere
to carry off booty, to drive spoils
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acriter
keenly, fiercely
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lacesso, -ere, -ivi, itus
to harass, attack
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sexaginta diebus
in sixty days
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pacis petendae causa
for the sake of seeking peace
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cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
to compel, force
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pervenire in potestatem alicuius
to fall into the power of someone
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quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitus
to ask, seek, search
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adhuc iuvenis
still a young man
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interim
meanwhile
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dimissi sunt pecuniam quaesitum
they were dispatched to seek money
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redimo, -imere, -emi, -emptus
to buy back, ransom
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relictus
having been abandoned, left behind
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comiter
affably, kindly
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iocatus
having joked
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adfirmo, 1.
to affirm, declare, say
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sumere summum supplicium de aliquo
to exact capital punishment from someone
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scilicet
of course, indeed
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adrideo, -ēre, adrīsi, arrisus
to smile (at), assent (to), laugh (at)
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demum
at last, finally
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pecuniā allatā
when the money had been brought
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litus desertum
a deserted beach
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expono, -ere, -posui, -positus
to expose; explain
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statim
immediately
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pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectus
to go on, continue, proceed, journey, go
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Miletus
Malta, an island
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classe deductā
with a fleet (of ships) launched
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subsequor, -i, subsecutus sum
to follow after
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adficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectus
to affect, afflict, subject to
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quasi per iocum
as if jokingly
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minor, -ari, -atus sum
to threaten
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quam vellem
how I would like
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navigo, 1.
to sail
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abscido, -ere, abscidi, abscissus
to cut off
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maior natu
older
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escendo, -ere, escendi, escensus
to climb, climb into, mount
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noli te iactare
don't put on airs, don't boast
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altercor, -ari, altercatus sum
to quarrel, wrangle
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indecorus a um
unbecoming
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tales dissentiones
such arguments
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existimo, 1.
to value, estimate, reckon
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to advance, proceed, go forward, go on, set out, travel
progredior, progredi, progressus sum
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quickly
celeriter
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now, already, soon
iam
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deck, poop deck, stern
puppis, -is, f.
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lightly, slowly
leniter
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to see, sight, watch, view
conspicio, -ere, -spexi, spectus
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finally, at last
postremo
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to make a journey
iter facio, -ere, feci, factus
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with (+ abl.); when, since, although
cum
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how, how greatly; than
quam
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finally, at length
denique
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it is allowed, it is permitted, it is possible; (licet) to be sure, very well; although
licet, licēre, licuit (impers.)
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to return
revertor, -i, reversus sum
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finally
tandem
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to visit, see
viso, -ere, visi, visus
123
to linger, tarry, delay, visit, live
moror, -ari, moratus sum
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while
dum
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here, in this place
hic
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it grieves
paenitet, paenitēre, paenituit (impers.)
127
to handle; pass (time)
transigo, -igere, -egi, -actus
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five year period
quinquennium, -ii, n.
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at home
domi
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to be eager, desire, want
cupio, -ire, cupivi, cupitus
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known
notus, -a, -um
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most willingly, most gratefully
libentissime
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see, view, catch sight of, notice, look at
aspicio, -ere, aspexi, aspectus
134
to recall, remember
reminiscor, -i
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so; such
tam
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to this place
huc
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to set out, start, go, journey
proficiscor, -i, profectus sum
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suddenly
subito
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lap, bosom, embrace
gremium, -i, n.
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cloak
sagum, -i, n.
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to cover, conceal, screen
contego, -ere, -texi, contectus
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when she had said these things
quae cum dixisset
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never
numquam
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closely
arte
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to urge, advise
suadeo, -ēre, suasi, suasus
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room, cabin
camera, -ae, f.
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to freshen, to increase in degree or intensity
increbresco, -ere, -crebui
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a little longer (in time)
paulo diutius
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to betake oneself
se recipere
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to pace
ultro citroque ambulare
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once, formerly
quondam
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sudden
subitus, -a, -um
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for many years
per multos annos
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the situation was thus
res ita se habebat
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to make an attack
impetum facere
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to vanish, disappear, come to nothing, perish, die
pereo, perire, peri(v)i, peritus
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to light, set fire to, inflame; inspire
incendo, -ere, incendi, incensus
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to sink something, to drown something
submergeo, -ēre, -mersi, -mersus
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indeed, as a matter of fact
quin etiam
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lack of punishment
impunitas, -tatis, f.
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daring, bold, brave
audax (gen. audacis)
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to attack; approach
adorior, -oriri, adortus sum
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to draw, carry, transport, bring; (pass.) to travel, sail, proceed, journey
veho, -ere, vexi, vectus
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an official, a magistrate
magistratus, -us, m.
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to fear, dread, respect; love
vereor, vereri, veritus sum
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to rout, put to flight, defeat
fugo, 1.
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a male rascal, villain
scelestus, -i, m.
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to try, tempt
tempto, 1.
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as in the old saying
ut in vetere proverbio
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it is much easier to begin than to accomplish
incipere multo est quam impetrare facilius
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to pursue, follow
consector, -ari, consectatus sum
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to carry off booty, to drive spoils
praedas agere
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keenly, fiercely
acriter
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to harass, attack
lacesso, -ere, -ivi, itus
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in sixty days
sexaginta diebus
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for the sake of seeking peace
pacis petendae causa
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to compel, force
cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
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to fall into the power of someone
pervenire in potestatem alicuius
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to ask, seek, search
quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitus
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still a young man
adhuc iuvenis
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meanwhile
interim
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they were dispatched to seek money
dimissi sunt pecuniam quaesitum
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to buy back, ransom
redimo, -imere, -emi, -emptus
184
having been abandoned, left behind
relictus
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affably, kindly
comiter
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having joked
iocatus
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to affirm, declare, say
adfirmo, 1.
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to exact capital punishment from someone
sumere summum supplicium de aliquo
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of course, indeed
scilicet
190
to smile (at), assent (to), laugh (at)
adrideo, -ēre, adrīsi, arrisus
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at last, finally
demum
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when the money had been brought
pecuniā allatā
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a deserted beach
litus desertum
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to expose; explain
expono, -ere, -posui, -positus
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immediately
statim
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to go on, continue, proceed, journey, go
pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectus
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Malta, an island
Miletus
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with a fleet (of ships) launched
classe deductā
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to follow after
subsequor, -i, subsecutus sum
200
to affect, afflict, subject to
adficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectus
201
as if jokingly
quasi per iocum
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to threaten
minor, -ari, -atus sum
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how I would like
quam vellem
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to sail
navigo, 1.
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to cut off
abscido, -ere, abscidi, abscissus
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older
maior natu
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to climb, climb into, mount
escendo, -ere, escendi, escensus
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don't put on airs, don't boast
noli te iactare
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to quarrel, wrangle
altercor, -ari, altercatus sum
210
unbecoming
indecorus a um
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such arguments
tales dissentiones
212
to value, estimate, reckon
existimo, 1.
