boudica 1 Flashcards by City girl

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rex, regis (m)

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king

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Iceni, - orum (m pl)

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The Iceni (a tribe in East Anglia)

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divitiae, - arum (f pl)

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riches

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clarus, -a, -um (+ abl)

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famous, distinguished (for …)

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Caesar, Caesaris (m)

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Caesar (i.e. the emperor Nero)

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heres, heredis (m)

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heir

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scripserat (scribo)

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He had named

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talis, talis, tale

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such

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Obsequium

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submissiveness

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ratus (from rear, reri, ratus sum)

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thinking

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regnum, -i (n)

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kingdom

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procul (+abl)

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far from, safe from

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iniuria, -ae (f)

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injustice; injury, harm

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futurus (future participle of esse)

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going to be, would be

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quod = future of qui, quae, quod

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which (thing)

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contra (adv)

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‘just the opposite’

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verto (3)

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(here =) I turn out

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adeo ut (+ subjunctive)

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to such an extent that

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velut

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just as if

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vasto (1) vastavi

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I plunder

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iam primum

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‘to begin with…’

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verbero (1)

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I beat, flog

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stuprum, -i (n)

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(act of) rape

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violo

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I violate

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princeps, principis (m)

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chief

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quasi (here + pluperfect subjective)

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as if

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regio, regionis (f)

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region

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minus, - eris (n)

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gift (in the dative =’as a gift’)

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accipio (3), accepi

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I receive, accept

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avitus, -a, -um

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ancestral, inherited

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bona, -orum (n pl)

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estates, possessions (lit. goods)

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exuo, exuere (+abl)

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I deprive of

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propinquus, propinqui (m)

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relative

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inter (+acc)

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(here=) as, like

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habeo (2)

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(here =) I treat, regard

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contumelia, -ae (f)

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humiliation

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metus, -us (f)

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fear

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gravis, gravis, grave

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heavy, serious

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permoveo (2), permovi, permotus

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I move, alarm

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forma, -ae (f)

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appearance, status

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cedo (3), cessi

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I am reduced (lit. ‘I give in’, ‘ I give way’

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rapio (3)

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I seize, grab, snatch

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commoveo (2), commovi, commotus

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I move, arouse, provoke, stir