Chapters 2-8 Flashcards

1
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inīquus, a, um

A

“uneven, unfair”; “the ungodly.”

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2
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dēnī, ae, a

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“ten each, ten at time.”

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3
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octōnī, ae, a

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“eight apiece.”

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4
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diurnus, a, um

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“of the day, daytime.”

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5
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licet

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“it is permitted,”; “although” (OLD 4).

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6
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gubernātor, ōris, m.

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“helmsman, pilot”; i.e. the captain of the ship.

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7
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temptō (1)

A

“test”

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8
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exōrō (1)

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“prevail on, persuade.”

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9
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turma, ae, f.

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“band” (of men).

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10
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misereor, miserērī, miseritus or misertus

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“take pity on” (+ gen.).

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11
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meritō, adv.

A

“deservedly.”

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12
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corōnō (1)

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“deck with garlands, crown.”

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13
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magnificō (1)

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“prize”; “praise.”

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14
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grex, gregis, m.(f.)

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“flock, herd.”

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15
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coturnix, īcis, f.

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“quail.”

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16
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mel, mellis, n.

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“honey.”

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17
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subveniō, subvenīre, subvēnī, subventum

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“come to the support of” (+ dat.)

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18
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prō + abl.

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“instead of, as a substitute for” (OLD 6).

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19
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locusta, ae, f.

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“locust.”

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20
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gustō (1)

A

“taste.”

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21
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ēsuriō, ēssurīre, ēssurītum

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“feel hunger.”

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22
Q

illaesus, a, um

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“unharmed, uninjured.”

23
Q

comminuō, comminuere, comminuī, comminutum

A

“break in pieces, shatter.”

24
Q

Helia, ae, m.

A

“Elias.”

25
Q

refulgeō, refulgēre, refulsī

A

“shine brightly.”

26
Q

cālīgō, inis, f.

A

“darkness.”

27
Q

aliēnigena, ae, m.

A

“foreigner.”

28
Q

praevideō, praevidēre, praevīdī, praevīsum

A

“see in advance; forsee”; (ML) “provide.”

29
Q

siccitās, ātis, f.

A

“dryness; dry weather.”

30
Q

requiescō, requiescere, requiēvī, requiētum

A

“rest; take a holiday.”

31
Q

vel,

A

or, (when a suggestion is being made) “possibly, perhaps” (OLD 4).

32
Q

ostendō, ostendere, ostendī, ostentum or ostensum

A

“show.”

33
Q

utīque, adv.

A

“without doubt, certainly.”

34
Q

mystērium, iī, n.

A

“secret religious rites, mysteries.”

35
Q

praedicō (1)

A

“proclaim” (CL); “preach the Gospel” (LL).

36
Q

extrēmum, ī, n.

A

“the final stage, the end”

37
Q

iuxtā adv. and prep. + acc.

A

“in conformity with, according to” (OLD 7)>

38
Q

valdē, adv.

A

“intensely, strongly.”

39
Q

Hibernicus, a, um

A

“Irish” (ML).

40
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crēber, crēbra, crēbrum

A

“closely set; frequent.”

41
Q

vīsiō, ōnis, f.

A

“the faculty of seeing; a vision, a mental image.”

42
Q

vīsitō (1)

A

“visit, visit repeatedly.”

43
Q

rēte, is, n.

A

“net.”

44
Q

piscor (1)

A

“to fish”

45
Q

comitor (1)

A

“accompany.”

46
Q

ōlim, adv.

A

“formerly.”

47
Q

utīque,adv.

A

“exactly” (OLD 7), i.e. “namely.”

48
Q

presbyter, erī, m.

A

“elder; priest.”

49
Q

etenim, conj.

A

“and the fact is that” (OLD a).

50
Q

brūmālis, e

A

“winter, wintry.”

51
Q

rigor, ōris, m.

A

“stiffniss, rigidity”; “freezing cold” (OLD 2).

52
Q

hinc, adv.

A

“from this place, hence.”

53
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fungor, fungī, functus

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“perform” (+ abl.); vitā fungī means “to die” (OL2b).