LIVY 1.10 Flashcards by Louis Hilton

Q

admodum

A

greatly [adv.]

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mitigati erant

A

had been appeased [nom. m. p. per. pass. ppl.]

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sordida veste

A

in mourning garb [abl. s. f. accompaniment]

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concitabant

A

they were rousing

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indignationes

A

angry feelings [nom. p. f.]

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undique

A

from all sides

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erant pars

A

were the region

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ne…quidem

A

not…even

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satis impigre

A

actively enough

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nomen Caenium

A

the men of Caenina

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per se ipsum

A

on their own account

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effuse

A

far and wide[adv.]

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vastantibus

A

those who were pillaging [dat. disadvantage]

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obvius fit

A

came upon (those) [pres act. ind. of fio, fieri]

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levique certamine

A

with an easy battle

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fundit fugatque

A

routed the army and put them to a hasty flight

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obtruncat

A

he killed [pres. act. ind.]

Q

spoliat

A

despoiled

Q

primo impetu

A

on the first attack

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cum…tum

A

not only…but also

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factis

A

because of his deeds

Q

ostentator haud minor

A

no less eagerfor it to be shown [fut. pass. imp.]

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escendit

A

he went up [pres/perf. act. ind]

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ad id apte

A

suitable for that purpose

fabricato ferculo

a constructed frame

gerens

carrying with him

spolia suspensa

the spoils (of the slaughtered leader of the enemy) hanging [acc.p. n.]

ad quercum

on an oak tree

animo metatus sum

I have measured out in my mind

posteri

our descendants

me auctorem sequentes

following my example

ferent

will bring here [fut. act. ind. fero]

primum omnium

before all others

dis visum (est)

pleased the gods intro ACC+INF

nec inritam

not without significance

qua nuncupavit

in declaring that

laturos posteros

descendants should bring

vulgari

are (not) made common [pres. pass. inf.]

compotum

of those who share it [gen. p.]

parta

have (the spolia opima) been acquired

decoris

of glory