perhaps

adsit: adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus (irreg)

to be present

ignarus-a-um

having no knowledge, unacquainted with, inexperienced with. 

lex, legis  3f

legal system, law 

iudicium, iudici

trial, court of law, judgement 

consuetudo, consuetudinis f

custom, habit, way of life, practices 

miror 1

admire, revere, marvel at, be astonished by 

adv

indeed, surely, i am quite sure that 

sum, esse, fui, futurus (irreg)

to be

present subjunctive in indirect discourse 

tantus-a-um adj

such a, so great a, so much 

atrocitas, atrocitatis f

dreadfulness, cruelty, wicked crime, savagery 

ludud, ludi m

public game, sport 

publicus-a-um

of or pertaining to the people, public, state

res publica = the republic 

forensibus

forensis-is-e  adj

of or pertaining to the business of the forum or market 

negotium, negoti n

business 

intermitto, intermittere, intermisi, intermissum

to separate, discontinue, interrupt

exerceo, exercere, exercui, exercitum 2

to practice, train, keep at work, perform, court: be in session 

dubito 1

doubt, be uncertain, hesitate, waver 

conj (follows verbs of doubtfulness)

that, but that, that...not 

facinus, faconoris n

deed, action, crime 

reus, rei m

a party in a lawsuit: accused, defendant 

arguo, argui, argutum

shed light on, show, assert, declare, accuse, charge 

conj

that 

is, ea, id demonstrative adj + prn

this, that, the, he, she, it, they 

neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectum

to be indifferent to, to overlook, disregard 

civitas, civitatis f

state, commonwealth, community

idem, eadem, idem (ident. dem. adj + prn)

the same, the very same 

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subj 

of, concerning, about, in the matter of

seditiosus-a-um adj

(sedition) quarrelsome, subversive