Chapter 1 Flashcards
utīque, adv.
“especially, particularly” (OLD 6).
secundum, prep. + acc.
“in accordance with” (OLD 5).
minister, trī, m.
“servant”; “assistant, helper” (see OLD 3)
trāmes, itis, m.
“path, track.”
iuxtā adv. and prep. + acc.
“in conformity with, according to” (OLD 7)>
amphitheātrum, ī, n.
“amphitheater” (an oval or circular arena used for gladiatorial combat).
pelagus, ī, n.
“the sea.”
turgeō, turgēre, tursi
“swell.”
protervē, adv.
“boldly, without constraint.”
gurges, itis, m.
“whirlpool, eddy”; “the waters of the sea.”
agger, eris, m.
“mound, earthwork, rampart” (used of the ocean waves, OLD 6b).
linter, lintris, f.
“boat.”
rēmus, ī, m.
“oar.”
cumba (cymba), ae, f.
“small boat, skiff.”
vīlis, e
“cheap; worthless; of inferior rank.”
carptim, adv.
“in separate parts, selectively.”
gravātim, adv.
“grudgingly, reluctantly.”
gens, gentis, f.
“race, nation”; “pagans, gentiles” (LL).
dēsertus, a, um
“wilderness.”
dīvīnitus, adv.
“by divine agency or inspiration.”
sēnī, ae, a
“six apiece, six at time.”
deciēs (deciēns), adv.
“ten times.”
adhūc, adv.
“up to this point”
epīscopus, ī, m.
“overseer” (CL); “bishop” (LL).
daemonium, iī, n.
“demon, evil spirit”; (ML) “the devil”
haereō, harēre, haesī, haesitum
“adhere, stick”; “be stuck in difficulties.”
Pascha, ae, f. and atis, n.
“Passover; Easter” (LL).
oblatiō, ōnis, f.
“offering.”
gressus, ūs, m.
“step, the action of walking”; here “arrival.”
plaga, ae, f.
“blow.”
cōram, adv. and prep. + abl.
“face to face (with), before.”
magus, ī, m.
“magus; sorcerer.”
praeceptum, ī, n.
“teaching, precept.”
salsūgō, inis, f.
“salt water” (CL); here “salt-marsh.”
vīcus, ī m.
“village.”
immītis, e
“harsh, merciless.”
psalmista, ae, m.
“psalmist, composer of psalms” (LL)
orātiō, ōnis, f.
“speech” (CL); “prayer” (LL).
centiēs (centiēns), adv.
“a hundred times.”
reddō, reddere, reddidī, reditum
“give back”; “pay, render” (OLD 9).
usque, adv.
“all the way”; with ad + acc. “up (to)” (OLD 6).
ferveō, fervēre, ferbuī
“boil”; “be roused, be fired” (OLD 5).
sitis, is, f.
“thirst” (the acc. sing. sitim).
pascō, pascere, pāvī,
pāstum “feed, pasture.”
frequentia, ae, f.
“dense mass, large crowd”; “constant attendance (on someone) (OLD 5).
iēiūnō (1)
“fast.”
mille passus (pl. milia pasuum)
“a thousand paces, a mile.”
