Sections 4-6 Flashcards

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obses, obsīdis

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(comm) hostage

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Veneticum bellum

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(n.) the war against the Veneti, a sea-faring tribe

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polliceor
pollicērī
pollicitus sum

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(2nd conj, deponent)

to promise

pollicitus = having promised

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ēgredior
ēgredī
ēgressus sum

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(3rd conj i-stem, deponent)

to go put, come out

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opportūnus, -una, -unum

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convenient, suitable, opportune

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interim

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(adv.) in the meantime

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renuntiō
renuntiāre
renuntiāvī
renuntiātus

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to report, to bring back work

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regiō, regiōnis

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(f) territory, region

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imperium, imperiī

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(n.) authority, dominion, empire, command

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perferō
perferre
pertulī
perlatus

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(3rd conj, irregular)

to bear, to carry

to report

to suffer, endure

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olim

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(adv) at some time, formerly

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barbarus, barbarī

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(m) barbarian

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excusō
excusāre
excusāvī
excusātūs

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to excuse

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superior, superius

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(comparative adj)

higher, upper, former, superior

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parō
parāre
parāvī
parātus

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to prepare, get, obtain

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auctoritās, auctoritātis

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(f.) influence, authority

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cīvitās, cīvitātis

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(f.) state, citizenry, citizenship

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undīque

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(adv.) from all parts

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classis, classis

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(f.) a fleet

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committō
committere
commīsī
commissus

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(3rd conj.)

to entrust (+ dative); to engage in

21
Q

conveniō
convenīre
convenī
conventus

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(4th conj)

to come together, to assemble

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fidēlis, fidēle

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(adj) faithful

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efficiō
efficere
effēcī
effectus

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(3rd conj)

to make, to carry out, to bring to pass

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tergum, tergī

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(n.) the back

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constituō constituere constituī constitūtus
(3rd conj) to put, station, appoint, draw up, determine
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probō probāre probāvī probātus
to approve, to think highly of
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liberaliter
(adv.) courteously, liberally
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hūc
(adv.) to here, hither
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facultās, facultātis
(f.) power, opportunity
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obtemperō obtemperāre obtemperāvī obtemperātus
to submit to, to obey (+ dative)
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unā
(adv) at one and the same time, together
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cōnsilium, cōnsiliī
(n.) a plan, a purpose, intention, counsel, judgement