5B (i) Vocab Flashcards by Claire Duncan

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adduco 3 adduxi adductus

A

I lead to, draw to

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Allobroges Allobrog-um 3m. Pl.

A

Allobroges [Gallic Tribe]

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ampl-us a um

A

Large, great

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aperio 4

A

I reveal

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arcesso 3

A

I summon

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auariti-a ae 1f.

A

Avarice, greed

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auctoritas auctoritat-is 3f.

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Weight, authority

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bellicos-us a um

A

Warlike

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cas-us us 4m.

A

Fortune

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conspicio 3/4 conspexi

A

I catch sight of

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dimitto 3

A

I send away

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existimo 1

A

I think, consider

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fore ut (+ subj.)

A

‘That it would happen that….’

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Gabini-us i 2m P.

A

Gabinius Capito

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Galli-a ae 1f.

A

Gaul

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Gallic-us a um

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Gallic

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gens gent-is 3f.

A

Race

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idone-us a um

A

Qualified (for), suitable (for) [+ dat.]

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impello 3

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I urge, persuade

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innoxi-us a um

A

Innocent

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Lentul-us i 2m. P.

A

Cornelius Lentulus Sura

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misereor 2 dep.

A

I take pity on (+ gen)

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nosco 3 noui notus

A

I get to know (noui = I know)

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not-us a um

A

Known (to x: dat.)

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nouae res nouarum rerum (1/2 adj. + 5f. Noun)

A

Revolution (lit. ‘New things’)

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P. = Publio: Publi-us i 2m.

A

Publius

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pauc-i ae a

A

A few

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perduco 3

A

I bring to

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plerique pleraeque pleraque

A

The majority of

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praecipio 3/4 praecepi

A

I instruct, order

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praesens praesent-is

A

Present

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priuatim

A

Individually

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propinqu-us a um

A

Near (to x: dat.)

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publice

A

Publicly, as a state

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queror 3 dep.

A

I complain

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quicumque quaecumque quodcumque

A

Whoever, whatever (declines like qui, quae, quod)

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quo + comparative + subjunctive

A

‘In order that…more’

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remedi-um i 2n.

A

Cure

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requiro 3

A

I seek out

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sicuti (+ indicative)

A

Just as

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societas societat-is 3f.

A

Alliance, partnership (+ gen. Expressing sphere of alliance; tr. ‘in x’)

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sollicito 1

A

I rouse up, incite to revolt

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spes spe-i 5f.

A

Hope

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stat-us us 4m.

A

State

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ubi primum

A

As soon as

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Vmbren-us i 2m.

A

Publius Umbrenus