Chapters 12-15 Flashcards
iuxtā, adv. and prep. + acc.
“near by.”
incendō, in(spons), spontis, f.
“will, volition.” sponte means “deliberately” (OLD 4).
incendō, incendere, incendī, incensum
“set on fire.”
usque
“continuously” (OLD 5); “up to now” (not CL).
crux, crucis, f.
“cross.”
īlicō, adv.
“on the spot; there and then.”
rogus, ī, m.
“funeral pyre.”
intueor, intuērī, intuitus
“look at, watch”
stupefaciō, stupefacere, stupefēcī, stupefactus
“stun, stupefy.”
ferē, adv.
“approximately, roughly.”
suspirō (1)
“sigh.”
gemō, gemere, gemuī, gemitus
“groan, moan.”
prōmō, prōmere, prompsī, promptum
“bring out”; “utter” (OLD 4).
insuper, adv.
“in addition, besides.”
sēmen, inis, n.
“seed”; “offspring, race.”
sempiternus, a, um
“eternal.”
rursus or rursum, adv.
“backwards; once again.”
ēligō, ēligere, ēlēgī, ēlectum
“select, choose.”
pascha, ae, f. and atis, n.
“Passover; Easter.”
Aegyptus, ī, f.
“Egypt.”
gens, gentis, f.
“race, nation”; in plural “pagans, gentiles” (LL).
sollemnitās, ātis, f.
“ritual observance.”
hīc, adv.
“here.”
cuneus, ī, m.
“wedge.”
ulterius, adv.
“further.”
malleus, ī, m.
“hammer.”
illīdō (inlīdo), illīdere, illīsī, illīsum
“crush.”
ēlevō (1)
“lift up, raise.”
incongruē, adv.
“unsuitably” (LL).
tentōrium, iī, n.
“tent.”
contingō, contingere, contigī, contactum
“touch”; impersonal + infinitive, “it comes about that” (OLD 8c).
satrapēs, ae, m.
“satrap, provincial governor” (originally of the Persian Empire.)
incantātor, ōris, m.
“enchanger, wizard” (LL).
(h)aruspex, icis, m.
“diviner” (originally from Etruria).
consuēscō, sonusuēscere, consuēvī, consuētum
“be accustomed” (+ inf.).
cunctus, a, um
“all.”
iuxtā, adv. acendere incendī, incensum
“set on fire.”
succendō, succendere, succendī, succensum
“to light.”
benedictus, a, um
“blessed” (ML).
consuētudō, inis, f.
“habit, practice.”
supergredior (supergradior), supergredī, supergressus
“surpass.”
