Suetonius 46-57 Flashcards
extortum
ex-torquĕo, si, tum, 2, v. a.,
to twist out, wrench out, wrest away
artissimas tenebras
the thickest darkness
cieo, ciere, civi, citus (ciens)
to put in motion; to call by name
apparatus, -i
planning, preparing
scalptura
carving, graving, sculpture
nuncupatio, nuncupationis
public pronouncing of vows
concerpo, -ere
to pluck, pull, tear out,
illido, -ere, illisi, illisus
to strike/ to dash against the ground/ dash
caelatura, -ae
the art of engraving or carving bass-reliefs in metals and ivory, engraving, celature
tempto, -are
(hic) to urge on, excite, tamper with, disturb, agitate
atratus, -a, -um
dressed in black for the purpose of mourning
praeteritus, -a, -um
the things from the past
ni
if not (si + ne)
discerpo, -ere
to pluck, to tear into pieces, to disperse, to destroy
fere
almost, barely, nearly, just about
quia
because, that
hospitium, -ii
(diversiorum,) lodging, inn
stragulum, -i
blanket, covering, rug, carpet
quilibet
anyone, anybody whatsoever
percussor, -oris
striker, murderer, assassin, bandit
latebra, -ae
hiding place, retreat, hidey hole
superinduo. -ere
to put on over other clothes (super + induo)