LIVY 1.13 Flashcards

1
Q

crinibus passis

A

with loose hair [abl. p. m.]

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2
Q

victo muliebri pavore

A

(because) womanish fear was conquered [abl. s. m.] {AB ABSOLUTE}

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3
Q

ausae se inferre

A

(they) dared to throw themselves

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4
Q

inter tela volantia

A

amongst the flying spears

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5
Q

ex transverso

A

from the flank

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6
Q

dirimere

A

to break up {ACC+INF after orantes}

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7
Q

orantes

A

begging (for them to break up) {introduces negative purpose}

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8
Q

soceri generique

A

the fathers- and sons-in-law [nom. p. m.]

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9
Q

ne se respergerent

A

so that (they) did not splatter (themselves) [imp. act. sub. negative purpose]

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10
Q

macularent

A

stain

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11
Q

partus suos

A

their offspring [acc. p. m.]

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12
Q

nepotum…progeniem

A

their children and grandchildren

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13
Q

si adfinitates…si conubii

A

these family ties or arriage bonds [gen.s. f/n. piget]

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14
Q

piget

A

if (it[gen.]) disgusts

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15
Q

nos

A

nom. or acc. p.

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16
Q

viduae aut orbae

A

as widows or orphans

17
Q

melius peribimus…vivemus

A

rather die than live [fut. act. ind.]

18
Q

repentina quies

A

sudden hush [nom. s. f.]

19
Q

foedus faciendum

A

to make a treaty [gerund + acc.noun OR gerundive agreeing w/ acc.noun]]

20
Q

consociant

A

they shared [pres. act. ind.]

21
Q

omne conferunt

A

they each assigned

22
Q

geminata urbe

A

with the city having been doubled

23
Q

appellati

A

they were called

24
Q

emersus

A

raised up (not passive meaning)

25
Q

repente

A

sudden [adv. used as adj. abl. s.]

26
Q

curias

A

30 wards / curiae

27
Q

id non traditur

A

it is not told (tradition is silent)

28
Q

quae darent

A

those who gave [imp. act. sub. subordinate relative clause]

29
Q

lectae sint

A

(whether they) were chosen [perf. act. sub. indirect question]

30
Q

dignitatibus

A

high standing [abl. p. f.]

31
Q

suis virorumve

A

be it their own or their husbands’

32
Q

centuriae tres equitum

A

3 centuries of knights

33
Q

commune…concors

A

shared…harmonious