Livy XXII.25 Flashcards by Tom van den Hurk

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frequently

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persaepe

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assembly

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contio, contionis f.

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stand in the way of

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obsto, obstare, obstiti

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certainly, in fact; because, since

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quippe

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rub, grind; waste [time]

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tero, terere, trivi, tritum

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send out of the way

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ablego, ablegare, ablegavi, ablegatum

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By Hercules! indeed

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hercule

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devastate

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pervasto, pervastare, pervastavi, pervastatum

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devastate

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pervasto, pervastare, pervastavi, pervastatum

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guard, watch

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tutor, tutari, tutatus sum

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captured, stolen

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ademptus, adempta, ademptum

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annul

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abrogo, abrogare

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make public, publish

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promulgo, promulgare

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supply, appoint (in place of another), dye

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sufficiō, sufficere, suffēcī, suffectum

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refrain

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se abstinēre

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action, doing; official duties, negotiations

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actio, actionis f.

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shortly, before long

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propediem

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dishonour, disgrace

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ignominia, ignominiae f.

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fight, battle, attack

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dīmicō, dīmicāre, dīmicāvī, dīmicātum

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on the day before

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pridie

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keep turning, wind, twist

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verso, versare

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the mass of the people, the public

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vulgus, vulgi n.(!)

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come out, come forward

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prodeo, prodire, prodii, proditum

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adviser; advocate

A

suasor, suasoris m.

dirty, shabby; mean

sordidus, a, um cf. squalidus

butcher

lanius, lanii m.

pedlar

institor, institoris m.

merchandise, goods

merx, mercis f.

of slaves, slave--

servilis, servilis, servile

industrious, zealous

sedulus, a, um

withdraw; yield, submit

concedo, concedere

prisoner, captive

captivus, captivi m.

because of these things, in light of these things

ob res, ob has res

popular

popularis, popularis, populare

council, meeting

concilium

low, lowly

humilis, humilis, humile

employment

ministerium, ministerii n.

to give an account of

rationem reddere

prevent sth. from being accomplished

frustra habēre