 | Term | Definition |
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compellō, -ere, compulī, compulsum |
to drive together, drive |
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parō (1) |
to prepare |
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transportō (1) |
to carry across or over |
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prohibeō (2) |
to prevent, hinder |
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progredior, -ī, progressus sum |
to go forward, advance |
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afferō, afferre, attulī, adlatum |
to bear to, bring |
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constō, constāre, constitī, constaturus |
to stand together |
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coniciō, -ere, coniēcī, coniectum |
to throw (together) |
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deponō, -ere, deposuī, depositum |
to give up, put aside |
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dēmittō, -ere, dēmisī, dēmissum |
to send down |
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cadō, -ere, cecidī, casum |
to fall |
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accidō, -ere, accidī, ---- |
to fall to or upon, befall, happen |
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consuescō, -ere, consuēvī, consuētum |
to become accustomed, (perfect) to have become accustomed, be accustomed |
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continens, continentis, (f.) |
mainland, continent |
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gēns, gentis, (f.) |
race, nation, people |
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copiae, -ārum, (f.pl.) |
troops |
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barbarus, -ī, (m.) |
barbarian |
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locus, -ī, (m.) |
place |
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tēlum, -ī, n. |
weapon |
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lapis, lapidis, (m.) |
stone |
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salus, -ūtis, (f.) |
safety, deliverance |
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imber, imbris (m.) |
rain |
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vis, vis, (f.) |
force, violence |
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Ligurēs, Ligurum, (m.pl.) |
Ligurians |
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bellicosus, -a, -um |
warlike |
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superior, superius |
higher |
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ingēns, ingentis |
huge |
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longius (adv.) |
farther |
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idem |
indeed, in fact |
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–que |
and |
