V1 (Res Gestae) Flashcards by Harper Egginton

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cado, cadere, cecidi, casum (3)

A

fall, die

Example sentence: Caesar in proelio cecidit (Caesar fell in battle)

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capio, capere, cepi, captum

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take, capture

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comparo (1) [-are,-avi,-atum]

A

provide, put together

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consilium -ii (n)

A

plan/decision, council

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constituo-ere, -ui -utum (3)

A

set up, decide

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consul -is (m)

A

consul

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expello -ere -puli -pulsum (3)

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expel, drive out

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facinus, facinoris (n)

A

deed

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facio, facere, feci, factum

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do, make

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imperium -ii (n)

A

power, command, empire, rule

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iubeo -ere iussi iussum (2)

A

order, bid

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ius iuris (n)

A

law, right

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lex legis (f)

A

law

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liber -era -erum

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free

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nascor -i, natus sum (3)

A

be born (from + abl)

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nomen -inis (n)

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name

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opprendo -ere -pressi -um (3)

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oppress

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res rei (f)

A

thing, estate, lawsuit

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scelus -eris (n)

A

crime

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senatus -us (m)

A

senate

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sententia -ae (f)

A

opinion

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uterque utraque utrumque

A

each (of two)

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valeo (2)

A

be well, strong

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vinco -ere vici victum (3)

A

conquer, win

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statuo -ere -ui -utus

A

set up, decide

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pello

A

drive, beat

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perficio

A

complete, perfect

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reficio

A

restore

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conficio,

A

complete, wear out

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imperator -oris (m),

A

general, emperor

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iudex iudicis (m),

A

judge

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iudicium -ii (n)

A

judgment

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iniuria -ae (f)

A

injustice

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legitimus -a -um

A

Lawful

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libertas -atis (f)

A

freedom

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prendo/prehendo

A

grasp

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comprehendo

A

grasp, comprehend

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res publica, rei publicae (f)

A

State

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valetudo -inis (f)

A

Health

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deficio,

A

fail, give way