Cicero vocab Flashcards
1
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egredior
A
I go out
2
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Centuripina quadriremi
A
Centuripan quadriremi
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Segestanus
A
of Segesta
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Tyndaritanus
A
of Tyndaris
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Herbitensis
A
from Herbita
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Heracliensis
A
from Heraclia
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Apolloniensis
A
from Apollonia
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Haluntinus
A
from Haluntium
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praeclarus
A
fine, noble
10
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classis, -is (f)
A
fleet
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in speciem
A
in appearance
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inops
A
poor, needy
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infirmus
A
weak
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dimissio, -onis (f)
A
dismissal, discharge
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propugnator, -oris (m)
A
fighting man, defender
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remex, -igis (m)
A
rower
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iste
A
that
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praetor, -oris (m)
A
governor
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diligens
A
careful, hardworking
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quam diu
A
as long as
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convivium (n)
A
banquet, feast
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flagitiosus
A
disgraceful, infamous
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praetervehor
A
I sail past, pass by
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se… dedit
A
he showed himself
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conspectus, -us (m)
sight
26
paulisper
for a short time
27
soleatus
wearing slippers
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pallium (n)
cloak
29
talaris
reaching down to the ankles
30
muliercula (f)
prostitute
31
nitor, nixus sum
I lean on
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litus, -oris (n)
shore
33
vestitutis (m)
clothing, garb
34
Siculi
Sicilians
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permulti
very many
36
proveho
I carry forward
37
Pachynus
Pachynus
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apello
I drive towards
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fames, -is (f)
hunger
40
radix, -icis (f)
root
41
palmarum agrestrium
of wild palms
42
sicuti
as
43
colligo
I collect, gather
44
perditus
desperate
45
alo, alere
I nourish
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cum... tum...
not only... but also...
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luxurie ac nequitia
excess and vice
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puto, putare
I think, imagine
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similiter
in similar fashion
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tabernaculum (n)
tent
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perpoto
I drink heavily
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repente
suddenly
53
ebrius
drunk
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esurio
I am hungry
55
terreste praesidium
land garrison
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non re sed nomine
not in reality but in name only
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deduco
I lead out
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expleo
I make up the numbers
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reperio
I find
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avarus
stingy, greedy
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ratio, -onis (f)
reasoning, method
62
in praesidiis
with the land-based troops
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perpauci
very few
64
reliquus
remaining
65
dimitto
I send away, dismiss
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praetorium (n)
governor's headquarters
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inflammo
I inflame, rile up
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scelus, -eris (n)
crime, wickedness
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furor, -oris (m)
madness
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crudelitas, -atis (f)
cruelty
71
nauarchus (m)
ship's captain
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metuo
I fear
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suspicor
I suspect
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accurro
I run up
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inicio
I throw on, put on
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catena (f)
chain
77
implore
I invoke, call upon
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quare
why
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hoc causae dicit
'he says this is the reason'
80
praedo, -onis (m)
pirate
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prodo
betray, hand over
82
fit
'there arose'
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admiratio, -onis (f)
wonder, amazement
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impudentia (f)
shamelessness, nerve
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audacia (f)
boldness, audacity
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ut aliis... attribueret
'that he should attribute to others'
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calamitas, -atis (f)
calamity, disaster
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avaritia (f)
greed
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socius (m)
ally
90
arbitror
I think
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prodito, -onis (f)
betrayal, treason
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crimen, -inis (n)
charge
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quinto decimo die
on the fifteenth day
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esse natum
originated
95
amitto
I lose
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includo
I shut in
97
carcer, -eris (m)
prison
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supplicium (n)
punishment, penalty
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constituitur
is settled upon
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sumitur
is extracted from
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limen, -inis (n)
threshold
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pernocto
I spend the night
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ostium (n)
entrance
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extremus
final
105
exclude
I shut out from
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postremum spiritum
dying breath
107
excipio
I receive
108
licet
it is allowed, permitted
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ianitor, -oris (m)
doorkeeper
110
carnifex, -icis (m)
executioner, torturer
111
lictor, -oris (m)
lictor (magistrate's attendant)
112
gemitus (m)
groan, misery
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merces, -edis (f)
pay, reward
114
comparo
I gain
115
tantum
so much
116
intro
inside
117
recuso
I refuse
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ictus, -us (m)
blow
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securis, -is (f)
axe
120
crucio
I torture
121
ferio
I strike, hit
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sensus, -us (m)
feeling
123
spiritus, -us (m)
breath, spirit
124
aufero
I carry away
125
intolerandus
intolerable
126
acerbus
bitter
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celeritas, -atis (f)
speed
128
pretium (n)
price
129
redimo
I buy
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plaga (f)
blow
131
levo
I relieve, lessen
132
levandi... causa
for the sake of relieving
133
cruciatus, -us (m)
torture
134
propinqui
relatives
135
ultra
beyond
136
percutio
I strike
137
fera (f)
wild beast
138
obicio
I throw
139
luctuosus
grievous
140
sepelio
I bury
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potestas, -atis (f)
power, right
142
ferreus
iron-hearted
143
inhumanus
inhuman
144
praeter + acc.
except for
145
aetas, -atis (f)
youth, age
146
miseria (f)
wretchedness
147
commoveo
I move
148
ecquis fuit quin...
'was there any man who did not...'
149
alienus
of another
150
communis
common, shared
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ferio
I strike
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securis, -is (f)
I strike
153
laetor
I am happy
154
triumpho
I triumph, rejoice
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testis, -is (f)
witness
156
gaudeo
I rejoice
157
tollo
I eliminate
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erro
I make a mistake
159
vehementer
to a great extent
160
macula (f)
stain
161
furtum (n)
theft
162
flagitum (n)
crime
163
eluo
I wash out
