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In Catilinam I vocab
Just some words that I had to look up while reading In Catinlinam I
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05/23/2008

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Term
Dudum 
Definition
A little while ago, formerly
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sin
Definition
(conj.) however, but if
Term
lenis, e
Definition
adj.  smooth, soft, mild, gentle, easy, calm
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proprius
Definition

adj.

one's own, special, personal, peculiar, proper

Term
comitia, orum
Definition
(n. pl) elections
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quamquam
Definition
although
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obsto, obstiti (1)
Definition

v. + dat.

stand in the way of, block the path of, withstand, hinder 

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    quotienscumque
Definition
as often as
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insidior
Definition
lie in ambush (plot)
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sentina, ae (f)
Definition

bilge-water,

scum or dregs of society 

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exhaurior, hausi, haustum (4)
Definition

drain, empty, drink up, exhaust,

see through to the end 

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periclitor (1, dep)
Definition
risk, try, test, be in danger
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totiens
Definition

so often,

so many times 

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infestus, a, um
Definition
hostile, dangerous, disturbed
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taeter, taetra, taetrum
Definition
foul, monstrous, vile, horrible
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desidero (1)
Definition

wish for, desire, need,

want, require, miss 

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pateo (2)
Definition

be open, be accessible, be visible,

be exposed to, stretch out,

extend, be evident,

be available 

Term
aliquando
Definition

sometimes, at length,

formerly, hereafter 

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pergo, perrexi, perrectum (3)
Definition
advance, continue, proceed, go on
Term
inustus, a, um
Definition
branded into
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praedico, ixi, ictum (3)
Definition

say or mention beforehand,

foretell, forewarn, recommend 

Term
comperio, comperi, compertum
Definition
find out, learn, know for certain
Term
vixdum
Definition
scarcely yet, only just
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dedecus, oris
Definition

disgrace, infamy,

shame, dishonor 

Term
lectus, i
Definition
couch, (bridal) bed
Term
reperio, repperi, repertum (4)
Definition
find, find out, discover, invent
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discribo, discripsi, discriptum (3)
Definition
divide, assign, distribute
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statuo, statui, statutum (3)
Definition

place, put up, set up, appoint,

determine, resolve (to),

decide, judge 

Term
vulnero (1)
Definition
wound, hurt, distress
Term
flagitium (i)i
Definition

shameful or base action, crime

scandal, disgrace 

Term
trucido (1)
Definition
slaughter, butcher, massacre
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interitus, us (m)
Definition

violent or untimely death,

extinction, dissolution 

Term
ubinam
Definition
where in the world
Term
inlecebra (illecebra) ae
Definition
enticement, allurement
Term
falcarius
Definition
scythe-maker
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plane
Definition
plainly, clearly, utterly, quite
Term
circumcludo, udi, usum (3)
Definition
enclose on all sides. 
Term
irretio (inretio)
Definition
entangle, catch in a net
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infitior (1)
Definition
deny, disown
Term
reprimo, essi, essum (3)
Definition

hold in check, check,

restrain, repress 

Term
obliviscor, oblitus sum
Definition
(often w. gen) forget
Term
exspecto (1)
Definition

await, expect, anticipate,

hope for 

Term
paries, parietis (m)
Definition
wall (of a house)
Term
fax, facis (f)
Definition
torch, firebrand, loveflame, fire, torment
Term
coetus, us, (m)
Definition
meeting, assembly, company
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obsideo, obsedi, obsessum (2)
Definition

besiege, blockade, frequent,

surround, occupy, throng 

Term
serius (adv)
Definition
later, too late
Term
comprehendo, dere, di, sus
Definition

seize or grasp, attack, describe

include, arrest,

understand 

Term
molior (4 dep)
Definition

labor to bring about, labor at,

strive, perform with effort,

set in motion, build,

propel 

Term
fauces, faucium (fpl)
Definition

throat, narrow entrance, defile,

gulf, abyss 

Term

nequitia, nequitiae

(ies, iei) (f)

Definition

(moral) badness, vice, villainy

naughtiness 

Term
hebesco
Definition
grow blunt or feeble
Term
remoror (1)
Definition
wait, linger, delay, hold up, check
Term
propter
Definition

near, hard by, at hand

because of, on account of 

Term
coerceo, ere, ui, itus
Definition

enclose, limit, correct

keep in order,  punish, restrain

Term
supplicium, i
Definition

act done to propitiate a deity,

punishment 

Term
praetereo, ire, ivi/ii, itum
Definition

go by/past, pass by, escape the notice of,

neglect, surpass 

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perfero, ferre, tuli, latus
Definition

bear or carry through, convey,

report, tell, endure, undergo 

Term
labefacio, (labefacto)
Definition

shake, cause to waver,

loosen, undermine 

Term
machinor, ari, atus sum
Definition
devise, plot
Term
pestis, is, (f.)
Definition

pestilence, plague, destruction,

ruin, death 

Term
pridem
Definition
some time ago, previously
Term
opportet
Definition

it is necessary or proper

it is inevitable that 

 

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