dēvertere,

dēvertī, dēversus

to turn aside

favēre,

fāvī, fautūrus +dat.

to give favor (to),

support

vincere,

vīcī, victus

to conquer, win

f. company

(of charioteers)

his own, her own,

its own

their own

prep. along with,

together

(or simply to emphasize)

prep. down,

down from

prep. apart,

in different directions

prep. out,

out of

prep. through

(or simply to emphasize)

prep. in front,

ahead

m. consul

(one of the 2 chief annual magistrates

of the Roman state)

of Alexandria

(a city in Egypt)

adj. arrogant,

haughty

vestis, vestis

(i-stem)

m. lictor

(official attendant)

f. honor, status,

dignity

f. influence, prestige,

authority

obsidēre,

obsēdi, obsessus

to besiege

augēre,

auxī, auctus

to increase

(irrg) offerre,

obtulī, oblātus

to provide

dūcere,

dūxī, ductus

to lead, to take,

to bring

(irrg) ferre,

tulī, lātus

to bring,

to carry, to bear

claudere,

clausī, clausus

to shut