accuso
-are, -avi, -atus to accuse
auferro
auferre, abstuli, ablatus to take away, steal
bellum
-i, n. war
bellum gerere
to wage war
cohors
cohortis, f. cohort
colligo
-ere, collegi, collectus to gather, collect
commotus
-a, -um moved, excited, upset
doceo
-ēre, -ui, doctus to teach
facinus
-oris, n. crime, misdeed
falsus
-a, -um false, dishonest
fides
-ei, f. faith, loyalty, trustworthiness
insanus
-a, -um insane
instruo
-ere, instruxi, instructus to draw up, set in order
legatus
-i, m. legate, commander
ne
lest, so that...not
num (in ind. quest.)
whether
occupo
-are, -avi, -atus to seize, take over
oportet
it is right, it is proper
me oportet
I must
perfidia
-ae, f. treachery
praebeo
-ēre, -ui, -itus to provide, offer, grant
principia
-orum, n. pl. headquarters, main office
provincia
-ae, f. province
quot?
how many?
refero
referre, rettuli, relatus to bring back, deliver
regnum
-i, n. kingdom
saevus
-a, -um cruel
sane
obviously, clearly
si
if
tribunus
-i, m. tribune, commander
ultimus
-a, -um furthest
ut
in order that, so that