boudica 3 Flashcards by City girl

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Suetonius, -il (m)

A

Suetonius Paulinus (Roman Govenor)

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quartus decimus, -a, -um

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fourteenth

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vexilarii, -orum, (m pl)

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detachment

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vicensimus, -a, um

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twentieth

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proximum, -i (n)

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neighbouring area

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auxiliares, -um (m pl)

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auxiliaries

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ferme

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about, approximately

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armature, -i (m)

A

armed man

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contendo (3)

A

I hurry

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acid (abl) congredior, congredi

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I join battle (lit, ‘come together in battle line’)

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eligo (3)

A

I choose

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angustus -a, - um

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narrow

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fauces, -um, (f pl)

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defile, entrance, (lit ‘jaws’)

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a tergo

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from behind

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claudo (3), clausi, clausus

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I shut, close, block

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nihil hostium

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‘no enemies’ (lit nothing of enemies)

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frons, frontis (f)

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front

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apertus, -a, -um

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open

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planities, planitiei (f)

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plain (i.e. level ground)

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metus, - us (m)

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fear

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insidiae, arum, (f pl)

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ambush

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legionarius, - il (m)

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legionary soldier

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instruo (3) instruxi, instructus

A

i draw up

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frequens, frequentis

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crowded

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ordo, ordinis (f)

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row

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levis, levis, leve

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lightly-armed

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armatura, -ae (f)

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troops

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circumsto (1)

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i am stationed around (lit. ‘I stand around’)

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conglobatus, -a, -um

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massed together

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pro cornibus

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on the wings (of the army)

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adsto (1), adstiti

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I stand by

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copiae, -arum (f pl)

A

troops

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passim

A

everywhere

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per catervas

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in groups (of infantry)

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turma, -ae (f)

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troops of cavalry

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exulto (1)

A

I rush about wildly

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tanta … quanta…

A

as great … as…

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non alias

A

at no other time

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tanta multitudo quanta non alias

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(i.e.) an incredible, unprecedented number

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animus, - i (m)

A

spirit

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ferox, ferocis

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fierce, ferocious

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coniunx, coniugis (f)

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wife

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testis, testis (m)

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witness

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secum

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‘with them’

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plaustrum -i (n)

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wagon, cart

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ad (+a acc)

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(here =) at

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extremus, -a, -um

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‘the edge of’