Nero Chapter 26-33 Flashcards
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sensim
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gradually; slowly
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crepusculum
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dusk
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galero
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cap; bonnet
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pernicies
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death
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expilo, -are
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to pillage
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quintana
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market
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licitatio
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bidder; auction
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in eius modi
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in his way; in such a way
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periculum adiit
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he underwent danger
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laticlavio
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one entitled to wear the latus clavus, a senator, patrician
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adtrecto, -are
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to touch; fondle
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gestatoria
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litterbarer
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seditiones
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crimes
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signifer
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chief, utmost
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decerno, -ere
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to fight in combat
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consaucio, -ire
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to wound
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invalescens, -tis
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increasing, prevailing
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refotus
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having been refreshed; revived
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ambubaiae
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Syrian girls in Rome
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ganea,
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eating house, cook shop
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indicebat
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he was inviting
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aliquanto
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with a considerable; not little amount
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ingenuorum paedagogia
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the freedmen school boys
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concubinatus nuptarum
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the intercourse of married women
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ortus, -a, -um
having sprung forth
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flammeus
bridal veil
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excultus
having been adorned
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comitatus est
he was accompanied
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concubitum
copulation
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appetisse
to have sought
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obtrectator
neighsayer; detractor
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deterritum
having been discouraged
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macula
stain
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proditum
having been betrayed
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contectus
having been covered
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ad stipitem
to a stake
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deligatorum
(of the men and women) having been tied
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affatim
sufficiently; enough
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desaevisset
he had raged
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conficeretur
he was dispatched
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comperi
I have heard
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callide
cleverly
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optegere
to hide
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constaret
was accurately correct
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sordidos ac deparcos
stingy and niggardly
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abutor
ab+utor - to use up
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prodegisse
to have squandered, consumed
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largior, -iri
to dispense; give bountifully
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erogo, -are
to pay out
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milies
a thousand times; cf, deciens
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Cercopithecus
κερκοπίθηκος, - a monkey with a tail,
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faenerator
money-lender
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funis
rope
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carruca
a sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach (not before the empire),
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canusinatis mulionibus
with Canusinian mule-drivers
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phalerata
adorned with trappings
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transitorius
adapted for passing through
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suffecerit
it would be sufficient
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laxitas
width, roominess, extent
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miliariis
a thousand feet in length
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species, -ei
shape; form, sight
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unio, unionis
mother of pearl
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cenationes laqueatae
panel-tiled eating rooms
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fistulata
furnished with pipes
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albulus
whitish; sulfurous
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hactenus
no further than this; so far; to this extent
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gratia
for the sake of (with genitive)
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custodia, -ae
(metonymy, here) people in custody; prisoner
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praeceperat
decreed; commanded
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impendium
cost; money laid out
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fiducia, -ae
reliance; confidence; trust; assurance
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reptentinus, -, -um
sudden, hasty, unexpected
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thesauros aniquissimae gazae
a treasure of very ancient wealth
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specus, -us
caverna; antrum; spelunca; spelaeum
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eruo, eruere
to dig out
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molior, moliri
to set one’s self or one’s powers in motion, to make exertions, exert one’s self
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calumniis rapinisque
with lies and with robberies
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dextans
ten-twelfths
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fiscus, -i
basket; public chest; imperial treasury
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uncia
a twelfth
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nundinarum
of the marketplace
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ilico
repente; subito; extemplo; statim
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conflo, -are
to melt down, kindle; inflame
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posthac
after this time, hereafter, henceforth, in future ____
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insectatus est
(insequor) to follow up; address; related
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contumelia
abuse, affront, insult, reproach
injuria; offensio
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desisse (desino, -ere)
to have left off, give over, cease
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irritus, -a, -um
undecided, unfixed, of no effect
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arguo, -ere
declaring, making known, making clear
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bustum
tomb; mound
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maceria
wall of an enclosure
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suppeto, -ere
to be present; to be equal; to be sufficient; to impersonate
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coram
before the eyes of; in the presence of
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haedus
a goat, kid
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correptum
having been blamed
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comitali morbo
by falling sickness; epilepsy
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