40 terms

Latin	English
interea	meanwhile
gerit	wears
iubet	orders
alius	another, other
cista	trunk, chest
ponere	to put, place
in itinere	on a journey
liberi	children
gerere solent	are accustomed to wear(ing), usually wear
ipse	himself
stat	stands
via	road
baculum	stick
habet	holds
scelestus	wicked
cras	tomorrow
incitat	spurs on, urges on
raeda	carriage
servus quidam	a certain slave
iacit	throws
paratus	ready
raedarius	coachman
equus	horse
eo ipso tempore	at that very moment
Via Appia	The Appian Way
vilicus	overseer, farm manager
dominus	master
absum, abesse	(irregular verb) to be away, be absent
area	open-space, threshing-floor
plenus	full
quamquam	although (sorry, no pic)
musso, mussare	to mutter
verbero, verberare	to beat
id quod	that which, what (sorry, no pic)
ira	anger
illa nocte	that night
effugio, effugere	to flee, run away, escape
impedio, impedire	to hinder
se celare	to hide (himself)
porta	gate

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