Sections 40-42 Flashcards

1
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intermissus, -a, -um

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(adj.) being allowed to intervene

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2
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se ejicere

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(3rd c.) to throw oneself out; to rush forth

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3
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autem

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(conj.) but, moreover

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4
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imprudens, -ntis

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(adj.) unwary, heedless

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5
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occupatus, -a, -um

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(adj.) engaged in

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perrumpo, -ere, perrupi, perruptus

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(3rd.) to break through

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7
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incolumis, -e

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(adj.) in safety, safe

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8
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procul

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(adv.) far off, at a distance

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9
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consisto, consistere, constiti, constitus

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(3rd.) to take a stand, to halt; VS. consido, considere, consedi, consessus - to encamp, to take one’s station

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10
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ostendo, -ere, ostendi, ostensus/-tus

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(3rd.) to show

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11
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lenius

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(comparative adj.) more slowly, with less spirit

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12
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pridie

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(adv.) on the day before

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13
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lacesso, -ere, -ivi/-ii, lecessitus

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(3rd.) to provoke, to attack

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14
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pabulor, pabulari, pabulatus sum

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(1st c. dep.) to forage

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15
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repente

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(adv.) suddenly

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16
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pabulator, -oris

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(m.) forager

17
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advolo, -are, -avi, -atus

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(1st c.) to fly to, to hasten

18
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sic

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(adv.) so, thus

19
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absisto, -ere, abstiti, abstitus

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(3rd c.) to stand apart from

20
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quoad

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(adv.) until

21
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confido, -ere, confisus sum

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(3rd c. semidep.) to rely upon; to be confident, to be persuaded

22
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praeceps, praecipitis

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(adj.) headlong, in headlong flight

23
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colligo, -ere, -legi, -lectus

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(3rd c.) to collect, to gather together

24
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protinus

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(adv.) immediately

25
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umquam

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(adv.) ever

26
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contendo, -ere, -i, -tentus

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(3rd c.) to contend, strive; to hasten, proceed eagerly

27
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aegre

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(adv.) with difficulty, scarcely

28
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eo

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(adv.) thither, there, for this reason

29
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ripa, -ae

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(f.) riverbank

30
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instruo, -ere, instruxi, instructus

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(3rd c.) to draw up [troops]; to build

31
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acutus, -a, -um

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(adj.) sharp, pointed

32
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sudes, -is

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(f.) a stake

33
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defigo, -ere, defixi, defixus

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(3rd c.) to fix down, to drive down

34
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tego, -ere, texi, tectus

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(3rd c.) to cover

35
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exsto, exstare, —–, —–

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(1st c. defective) to stand out of

36
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sustineo, -ere, -ui, -tentus

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(2nd c.) to check, keep back, withstand

37
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dimitto, -ere, -misi, -missus

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(3rd c.) to quit; to dismiss

38
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mando, -are, -avi, -atus

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(1st c.) to command, to commit