Chapter 11 Flashcards by A.M. Ruppel

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arbitror

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(1-tr.)

to judge, to consider, to think

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audācia, audaciae

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(f.)

boldness; recklessness, audacity

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brevis, breve

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short, brief

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campus, campī

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(m.)

(flat) plain

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castra, castrōrum

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(n.)

pl. (military) camp

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crēdō

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crèdere, crèdidī, crēditus

to trust, to believe (+ dat.)

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diū

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for a long time

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humilis, humile

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humble

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iaciō

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iacere, iēcī, iactus

to throw; to utter; to lay, to establish

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ēiciō

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èicere, èiēcī, èiectus

throw out, expel

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igitur (postpositive)

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therefore

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ignis, ignis, -ium

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(m.)

fire

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imperātor, imperātōris

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(m.)

commander, general

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inveniō

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invenire, invenī, inventus

to find, to discover

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legiō, legiōnis

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(f.)

legion

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longe

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a long way, far; by far

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loquor

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loquī, locūtus sum

to speak

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lūx, lūcis

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(f.)

light, daylight

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maiōrēs, maiōrum

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(m.)

pl. ancestors

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mūrus, mūrī

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(m.)

wall

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nesciō

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nescīre, nescīvī or nesciī, nescītus

to not know

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parum

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(n.)

too little, not enough

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parum

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inadequately

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paulum, *paulī

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(n.)

small amount, a little

pereō

perīre, periī, peritūrus to pass away, to be destroyed; to perish, to die

prīmā lūce (idiom)

at daybreak

prīmum

first; for the first time

quam prīmum

as soon as possible

putō

(1-tr.) to think, to suppose

quam

as, how

quam

than (§111)

sapiēns, sapientis

wise

sciō

scīre, scīvī or sciī, scītus to know

sēnsus, sēnsūs

(m.) perception, feeling; sense

signum, signī

(n.) sign, signal; standard

dissimilis, dissimile

dissimilar, unlike, different (+ gen. or dat.)

similis, simile

similar (+ gen. or dat.)

soleō

solēre, solitus sum be accustomed

fore

future infinitive of sum (§104)

summus, -a, -um

highest; top (of); last, final

tēlum, tēlī

(n.) spear; weapon