Chapter 10 Flashcards
ratiocinor, -ari
reckon, compute, calculate
intellectus, -us, M.
intelligence, sense, meaning, insight, understanding, intellect, the capacity of intuitive knowledge
scientia, -ae, F.
knowledge, science, skill
intellegibilis, intellegibilis, -is, -e
intelligible, intellectual
mediate (adv.)
indirectly, by steps
immediate (adv.)
directly, immediately
decursus, -us, M.
downward path, descent
quocirca (conj.)
on that account, therefore
intercedo, -ere, intercessi, intercessum
to go between, to be between, to intercede, intervene
sortior, -iri, -itus
cast lots, decide by lot, choose, distribute, select, obtain, get
habitus, -us, M.
habit, condition, disposition, clothing, religious garb
ad + gerundive
A common way of expressing purpose. A gerundive is a verbal adjective and thus agrees in case and gender with the noun it modifies. In English, we typically use the infinitive to express purpose.
qua?
by what road? how? where?
quacumque (adv.)
wherever; howsoever
qualis, -e
of such a kind
qualiscumque, qualecumque
of whatever kind
quam (adv.)
how, how much; than (w/ comparative); as (w/ superlative)
quamdiu (interrog. & conj.)
how long?; as long as
quam ob rem (quamobrem) (adv.)
for what reason, why
quamquam (conj.)
although
quamvis (adv.)
however; no matter how;