Highlights 1.10-1.13 Flashcards
admolior, -iri, admolitum
raise, gather, round up
antevorto, -ere, -vorti, -vorsum
anticipate, prevent
biduum, -i
a period of two days
coetus, -us (m.)
assembly
devotio, -onis (f.)
solemn vow
discedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
leave, go away
evello, -ere, -volsi, -volsum
tear out, root out, remove
exasperatus-a-um
quite rugged
impetro (1)
get, acquire, obtain
indutiae, -arum
truce
perfringo, -ere, -fregi, -fractum
break open, undo
procuro (1)
take care of, see to
propitiatus-a-um
appeased, reconciled
publicitus
(adv.) in public
salutaris-is-e
saving, rescuing
quoad
until (+subj.); to the point where (+indic.)
scrobis, -is (m.)
ditch
subinde
repeatedly
temulentus-a-um
a little tipsy, a bit drunk
adduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum
draw, lead, bring, induce, pull shut
adgestus-a-um
brought up, pushed up
alioquin
in general, basically
aliquantisper
for a little while
antelucium, -i
pre-dawn
breviculus-a-um
rather short
cardo, -inis (m.)
hinge, socket
coniveo, -ere, conivi
close one’s eyes
cooperio, -ire, -cooperui, coopertum
cover over