to undertake, begin(line 3); to fall on, attack, assault(line 79)

{adgressu}.

to cut down, to kill, to slay

{occidit, occiduntur, occisa, occisi, occisis, occisus}

to bring back

{relatum retulit}

Fiscus, Fiscui

m.

State treasury

{fiscum}

transeo, transire, transii, transitum

[trans+eo]

to go over, to go across,cross, to cross over

{transierant, transierunt, transiit}

adv.

back;agian

adv.

before, sooner, previously

{prior}

Proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum

[pro+mitto]

to set out, proceed

{profectus}

egregius, egregia, egregium

[e+grex]

adjective

select,distinguished, eminent

{egregias}

to obey, to serve, be subject to

{paruerant}

adj.

famous,celebrated, glorious

{inclitas}

Conpono, conponere,conposui, conpositum

[con+pono]

to place, to lay, to set

[conpositas]

adv.

vigorously

[strenuus]

m.

[evenio]

outcome,result

{eventu}

turbo, turbare, turbavi, turbatum,a,us

[turba]

to distrub, to confus

{turbata}

adv.

meanwhile

to strive for, to seek; to beg, ask, request

{petiit, petiverunt}

adficio, adiciere, adfeci, adfectum

[ad+facio]

to do something to one, to inflict upon, afflict

{adficiuntur}

patefacio, patefacere, patefeci, patefactum, us, a

[pateo+facio]

to lay open

{patefecit}

fugo, fugare, fugavi, fugatum

[fugio]

to put to flight, to rout

{fugat, fugatis}

saucio, sauciare, sauciavi, sauciatum:

to wound

appello, appellare, appellavi, appellatum

to address; to call by name, to name

{enim}

conj.

postpositive