Chapter 1 Flashcards

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utīque, adv.

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“especially, particularly” (OLD 6).

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secundum, prep. + acc.

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“in accordance with” (OLD 5).

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minister, trī, m.

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“servant”; “assistant, helper” (see OLD 3)

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trāmes, itis, m.

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“path, track.”

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iuxtā adv. and prep. + acc.

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“in conformity with, according to” (OLD 7)>

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amphitheātrum, ī, n.

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“amphitheater” (an oval or circular arena used for gladiatorial combat).

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pelagus, ī, n.

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“the sea.”

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turgeō, turgēre, tursi

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“swell.”

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protervē, adv.

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“boldly, without constraint.”

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gurges, itis, m.

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“whirlpool, eddy”; “the waters of the sea.”

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agger, eris, m.

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“mound, earthwork, rampart” (used of the ocean waves, OLD 6b).

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linter, lintris, f.

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“boat.”

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rēmus, ī, m.

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“oar.”

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cumba (cymba), ae, f.

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“small boat, skiff.”

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vīlis, e

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“cheap; worthless; of inferior rank.”

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carptim, adv.

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“in separate parts, selectively.”

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gravātim, adv.

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“grudgingly, reluctantly.”

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gens, gentis, f.

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“race, nation”; “pagans, gentiles” (LL).

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dēsertus, a, um

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“wilderness.”

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dīvīnitus, adv.

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“by divine agency or inspiration.”

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sēnī, ae, a

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“six apiece, six at time.”

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deciēs (deciēns), adv.

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“ten times.”

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adhūc, adv.

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“up to this point”

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epīscopus, ī, m.

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“overseer” (CL); “bishop” (LL).

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daemonium, iī, n.
“demon, evil spirit”; (ML) “the devil”
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haereō, harēre, haesī, haesitum
“adhere, stick”; “be stuck in difficulties.”
27
Pascha, ae, f. and atis, n.
“Passover; Easter” (LL).
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oblatiō, ōnis, f.
“offering.”
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gressus, ūs, m.
“step, the action of walking”; here “arrival.”
30
plaga, ae, f.
“blow.”
31
cōram, adv. and prep. + abl.
“face to face (with), before.”
32
magus, ī, m.
“magus; sorcerer.”
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praeceptum, ī, n.
“teaching, precept.”
34
salsūgō, inis, f.
“salt water” (CL); here “salt-marsh.”
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vīcus, ī m.
“village.”
36
immītis, e
“harsh, merciless.”
37
psalmista, ae, m.
“psalmist, composer of psalms” (LL)
38
orātiō, ōnis, f.
“speech” (CL); “prayer” (LL).
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centiēs (centiēns), adv.
“a hundred times.”
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reddō, reddere, reddidī, reditum
“give back”; “pay, render” (OLD 9).
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usque, adv.
“all the way”; with ad + acc. “up (to)” (OLD 6).
42
ferveō, fervēre, ferbuī
“boil”; “be roused, be fired” (OLD 5).
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sitis, is, f.
“thirst” (the acc. sing. sitim).
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pascō, pascere, pāvī,
pāstum “feed, pasture.”
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frequentia, ae, f.
“dense mass, large crowd”; “constant attendance (on someone) (OLD 5).
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iēiūnō (1)
“fast.”
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mille passus (pl. milia pasuum)
“a thousand paces, a mile.”