Sulla Part 1 and 2 Flashcards
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quaestor quaestoris m.
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quaestor
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usque ad
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up to, until
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quaestura -ae f.
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office of quaestor, quaestorship
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vita -ae f.
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life
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luxuriosus -a -um
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luxurious, extravagant
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vitam agere
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to spend life
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moleste ferre
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to be annoyed
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trado tradere tradidi traditum
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to hand down, report, say
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voluptas voluptatis f.
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pleasure
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deditus -a -um
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dedicated, devoted to
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sors sortis f.
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lot, allotment
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obvenio obvenire obveni obventum
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to fall to (the lot of), be assigned to
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idem eadem idem
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the same
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virtus virtutis f.
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manliness, excellence, courage
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tamen
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however, nevertheless
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postquam
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after
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eniteo enitere enitui
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to shine out, be conspicious
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legatus -i m.
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legate (a high-ranking officer)
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opera -ae f.
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work, effort
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edo edere edidi editum
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to put forth, show, display
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deinde
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then, next
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pello pellere pepuli pulsum
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to drive, drive out
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exilium -i n.
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exile
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adversus (+ acc.)
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against
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proficiscor proficisci profectus sum
to set out, depart
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enim
for, in fact
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acer acris acre
keen, fierce
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egregius -a -um
outstanding
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odium -i n.
hatred
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inferior inferius
inferior, lesser
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efficio efficere effeci effectum
to bring it about, accomplish
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igitur
therefore
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ac
and
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primo
first
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praefectus -i m.
commanders, officers
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supero (1)
to overcome, defeat
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fundo fundere fudi fusum
to rout
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opprimo opprimere oppressi oppressum
to overwhelm, crush
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quoque
also
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nisi
if not
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civilis -e
civil
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factio factionis f.
faction
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popularis -e
popular, of the (common) people
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redeo redire redii reditum
to go back, return
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propero (1)
to hurry, hasten
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qualiscumque qualecumque
whatever kind, any kind of
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pax paci f.
peace
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malo malle malui
to prefer
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multo (1)
to punish, fine
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alius -a -ud
other
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occupo (1)
to occupy, seize
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decedo decedere decessi decessum
to withdraw
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paternus -a -um
paternal, of his father
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fines finium m.
borders, territory
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contentus -a -um
content, satisfied
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cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum
to force, compel
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propter (+acc)
on account of, because of
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motus, us m.
disturbance, uprising
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urbanus, -a, -um
urban
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victor, victoris
victorious
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faveo favere favi fautum (+ dat.)
to favor, support
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faveo favere favi fautum (+ dat.)
to favor, support
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ninil
nothing
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victoria -ae f.
victory
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crudelis -e
cruel
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ingredior ingredi ingressus sum
to go into, enter
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dictator dictatoris m.
dictator
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creo (1)
to create, elect
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vel
even
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sponte
voluntarily, willingly
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dedo dedere dedidi deditum
to surrender
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animadverto animadvertere animadverti animadversum
to turn one's attention to, attend to (= a euphemism for 'to put to death')
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inermis, -e
unarmed, defenseless
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circus -i m.
stadium
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enumero (1)
to count
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passim
everywhere, all over
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denique
finally, at last
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admoneo admonere admonui admonitum
to advise, remind
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quidam quaedam quodam
a certain
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vivo vivere vixi victum
to live, be alive
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aliquis aliquid
someone, something
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impero (1) (+dat.)
to order, command
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inauditus -a -um
unheard of
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exemplum -i n.
example, precedent
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tabula -ae f.
tablet, board, list
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proscriptio proscriptionis f.
public notice, list of condemned, "proscription"
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propono proponere proposui propositum
to put forth, display
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contineo continere continui contentum
to contain
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orior oriri ortus sum
to arise
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indignatio indignationis f.
indignation, displeasure
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postridie
the next day
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plus pluris
more
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etiam
even
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adicio adicere adieci adiectum
to add
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ingens ingentis
huge
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multitudo multitudinis f.
crowd, multitude, (large) number
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nec
and not
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solum
only
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saevio saevire saevii seavitum
to be savage, brutal
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dimico (1)
to fight, struggle
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quietus -a -um
quiet, peaceful, uninvolved
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quietus -a -um
quiet, peaceful, uninvolved
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propter (+ acc.)
on accoutn of
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magnitudo magnitudinis f.
size, greatness, magnitude
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proscriptus -i m.
a proscribed person
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innoxius -a -um
harmless, innocent
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fundus -i m.
farm, estate
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ager agri m.
land, territory
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lego legere legi lectum
to read
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adscribo adscribere adscripsi adscriptum
to add to something written
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persequor persequi persecutus sum
to puruse, chase, hunt down
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neque
and not
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longe
far
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progredior progredi progressus sum
to go forward, proceed
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agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus
to recognize
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opprimo opprimere oppressi oppressum
to suppress, crush
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inimicus -i m.
enemy
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felix felicis
happy, lucky
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edictum -i n.
edict, proclamation
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appello (1)
to call, name
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reliquus -a -um
remaining, rest of
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ibi
there
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morbus -i m.
sickness, disease
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corripio corripere corripui correptum
to seize
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morior mori mortuus sum
to die
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cupidus -a -um
desirous of, eager for
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gloria -ae f.
glory, fame
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ante (+ acc.)
before
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sequor sequi secutus sum
to follow
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numquam
never
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satis
enough, sufficiently
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reprehendo reprehendere reprehendi reprehensum
to blame, criticize
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sanguis sanguinis m.
blood
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inundo (1)
to flood, inundate
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vivus -a -um
living, alive
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ne ... quidem
not even
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parco parcere peperci (+ dat.)
to spare
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nam
for, in fact
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eruo eruere erui erutum
to uproot, tear out, rip out
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cineres -um m.
ashes (of the dead)
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proicio proicere proieci proiectum
to throw out
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crudelitas crudelitatis f.
cruelty
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factum -i n.
deed
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corrumpo corrumpere corrupi corruptum
to corrupt, spoil, destroy
