Book 5 chapters 27-28 Flashcards
colloquor, -loqui, -locutus
to walk together, converse
familiaris, -e
of or beloning to a house, household, or family
missus
sending, dispatch
ventito
to come often, keep coming, resort
consuesco
to become accustomed
stipendium
tribute
libero, -are
to free, liberate
finitimus
neighboring
quisque, quaeque, quodque
each one
remitto
to send back, let go back, drive back
obses, obsidis
hostage
servitus
slavery, servitude, service
catena
shackle, chain
oppugnatio
assault, attack
voluntas
will, wish, inclination
porro
further
repentinus
sudden, hasty, unexpected
coniuratio
swearing together, oath, conspiracy
resisto
maintain one’s position, hold one’s ground, resist
humilitas
lowness, baseness
imperitus
inexperienced
confido
rely, trust
hibernus
winter quarters
oppugno, -are
to attack, fight against
subsidium
troops stationed in reserve
praesertim
especially, particularly
recupero
regain, recover
libertas
liberty, freedom
ineo
to go into, enter
satisfacio
to make reparation
hospitium
hospitality, guest-friendship
consulo
deliberate
conduco
to draw or bring together
biduum
two days
educo
to lead out
deduco
to lead or bring down
quiquaginta
fifty
polliceor
to hold forth, offer, promise
confirmo
to establish, strengthen
levo
free, relieve
discedo
to part, to go away
perturbo
throw into confusion, become disconcerted
etsi
though, although
neglego
ignore, neglect
premoveo
to move or stir up thoroughly
ignobilis
unknown
humilis
inferior
sponte
freely, willingly
exsisto
to step or come forth
controversia
dispute, quarrel
complures
more than one
centurio
centurion
temery
rashly
iniussu
without orders
quantusvis
of whatever size, extent
munio
fortify
testimonium
witness, evidence
postremo
finally