Chapters 9-11 Flashcards

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cantō (1)

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“sing.”

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convenienter, adv.

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“suitably.”

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3
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anfractus, ūs, m.

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“bend”; “detour” (OLD 3c).

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dēsidia, ae, f.

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“idleness”

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flātus, ūs, m.

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“blowing, blast” (of the wind).

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contendō, contendere, contendī, contentum

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“go quickly, hasten” (OLD 5)

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praedīcō, praedīcere, praedixī, praedictum

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“say something before something else; fortell, prophesy”; the perfect passive participle often means “the above-mentioned, aforesaid” (OLD 1b).

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orīgō, orīginis, f.

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“origin, starting point.”

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9
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stirps, stirpis, f.

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“stem; family, race.”

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scius, a, um

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“knowledgeable, expert.”

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11
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magus, ī, m.

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“magician, sorcerer.”

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haruspex (aruspex), icis, m.

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“diviner.”

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crēbrē, adv.

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“densely; frequently.”

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prophētō, āre, āvī

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“prophesy.”

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longinquō, adv.

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“a long way off.”

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dictō (1)

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“dictate”; “prescribe.”

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destruō, destruere, destruxī, destructum

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“destroy.”

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saeculum, ī, n.

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“generation”; in pl. “a long or indefinite period.”

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suādeō, suādēre, suāsī, suāsum

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“recommend”

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signō (1)

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“indicate” (OLD 3).

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21
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versiculus, ī, m.

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“a line of poetry.”

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crēbrō, adv.

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“densely; frequently.”

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idiōma, atos, n.

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“a peculiarity of language” (LL).

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lignum, ī, n.

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“wood”; “piece of wood, shaft.”

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incantō (1)
“enchant” (CL); “chant, intone.”
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anterior, ius
“earlier, previous” (CL but rare); “in the front.”
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familia, ae, f.
“household.”
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exprimō, exprimere, expressī, expressum
“translate” (OLD 7) or “express, describe” (OLD 8).
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ēvertō, ēvertere, ēvertī, ēversum
“overturn.”
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īdōlum (īdōlon), ī, n.
“apparition, image”; (LL) “idol.”
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cultūra, ae, f.
“cultivation”; “worship, veneration” (see OLD 5).
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catholicus, a, um
“universal” (LL).
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prōpositum, ī, n.
“subject, theme” (OLD 3).
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consumō (1)
“add up; complete; bring about.”
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onerō (1)
“load.”
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thēsaurus, ī, m.
“treasury”; in pl. often “treasures” (OLD 2).
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prīmitus, adv.
“at first, to begin with.”
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redimō, redimere, redēmī, redemptum
“make good, pay the cost of” (OLD 3).
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fīnis, is, m.
“boundary”; in pl. often “territory” (OLD 2).
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geminus, a, um
“twin”; “double” (OLD 6).
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prōra, ae, f.
“the prow” (of a ship).
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laevus, a, um
“left-hand, left.” in laevum (manum) means “to the left” (OLD 2).
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fretum, ī, m.
“sound, channel.”
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ostium, iī, n.
“door; (of a river) mouth.”
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abscondō, abscondere, abscondī, absconditum
“hide.”
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aliquantulum, adv.
“a little.”
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porcīnārius, iī, m.
“pork-butcher”; (ML) “swineherd”
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licet
“it is permitted,”; also a conjunction, “although” (OLD 4).
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horreum, ī, n.
“barn.”
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fūr, fūris, m.
“thief.”
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latrō, ōnis, m.
“brigand, bandit.”
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vel
“or”; “possibly, perhaps” (OLD 4).
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dīrigō, dīrigere, dīrexī, directum
“direct” (one’s course, path, etc. OLD 3).
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petra, ae, f.
“rock, boulder, crag.”
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expedītus, a, um
“moving quickly” (OLD 2).
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conspectus, ūs, m.
“sight, view.”
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diabolus, ī, m.
“devil.”