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ripa, -ae
riverbank
TERM 2
gaudium, -i
DEFINITION 2
joy
TERM 3
legatus, -i
DEFINITION 3
envoy, delegate
TERM 4
legionarius, -i
DEFINITION 4
legionary
TERM 5
proelium, -i
DEFINITION 5
battle
stipendium, -i
salary
TERM 7
studium, -i
DEFINITION 7
interest, study
TERM 8
aetas, aetatis (f.)
DEFINITION 8
age
TERM 9
agmen, agminis (n.)
DEFINITION 9
army on the march, file
TERM 10
amnis, amnis (m.)
DEFINITION 10
river
pax, pacis (f.)
peace
TERM 17
ratis, ratis (f.)
DEFINITION 17
raft
TERM 18
valetudo, valetudinis
(f.)
DEFINITION 18
health
TERM 19
virtus, virtutis (f.)
DEFINITION 19
virtue
TERM 20
vulnus, vulneris (n.)
DEFINITION 20
wound
acies, -ei
line of battle
TERM 22
caedes, -ei
DEFINITION 22
slaughter
TERM 23
circumdo, circumdare, circumdedisse,
circumdatum
DEFINITION 23
surround
TERM 24
commemoro, commemorare,
commemoravisse, commematum
DEFINITION 24
mention
TERM 25
convoco, convocare, convocavisse,
convocatum
DEFINITION 25
call together
propero, properare, properavisse, properatum
hasten, hurry
TERM 32
vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravisse, vulneratum
DEFINITION 32
wound
TERM 33
studeo, studere, studuisse
DEFINITION 33
devote oneself to (+ dat.)
TERM 34
aduingo, adiungere, adiunxisse,
adiunctum
DEFINITION 34
add to, join
TERM 35
caedo, caedere, cecidisse,
caesum
DEFINITION 35
beat, fell, kill
cogo, cogere, coegisse, coactum
compel, force
TERM 37
effundo, effundere, effudisse, effusum
DEFINITION 37
pour out
TERM 38
erumpo, erumpere, erupisse, eruptum
DEFINITION 38
break out
TERM 39
excurro, excucurrisse or excurrisse,
excursum
DEFINITION 39
run out, rush out
TERM 40
instruo, insturere, instruxisse, instructum
DEFINITION 40
draw up, arrange
transeo, transire, transivisse
cross, pass
TERM 47
arduus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 47
steep
TERM 48
deni, -ae, -a
DEFINITION 48
ten at a time
TERM 49
dirus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 49
dreadful
TERM 50
horrendus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 50
dreadful
idoneus, -a, -um
suitable
TERM 52
otiosus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 52
leisured, idle
TERM 53
posterus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 53
next, following
TERM 54
privatus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 54
private
TERM 55
publicus, -a, -um
DEFINITION 55
public
uni, -ae, -a
one at a time
TERM 62
citerior, citerius
DEFINITION 62
nearer
TERM 63
incolumis, -e
DEFINITION 63
unharmed, safe
TERM 64
militaris, -e
DEFINITION 64
military
TERM 65
ulterior, ulterius
DEFINITION 65
farther, more distant
plerique, pleraeque, pleraque
most
TERM 67
diutius
DEFINITION 67
longer (comp. of diu)
TERM 68
etenim
DEFINITION 68
and indeed, for
TERM 69
fere
DEFINITION 69
about, almost
TERM 70
praecipue
DEFINITION 70
especially
ultra (+ acc.)
on that (the far) side
