acc?s?,
acc?s?re, acc?s?v?, acc?s?tus - to accuse
aufer?,
auferre, abstul?, abl?tus - to take away, to steal
bellum,
bell?, n. - war
cohors,
cohortis, f. - cohort
collig?,
colligere, coll?g?, coll?ctus - to gather, to collect
comm?ve?,
commov?re, comm?v?, comm?tus - to excite, to upset, to move
doce?,
doc?re, docu?, doctus - to teach
facinus,
facinoris, n. - crime
falsus,
falsa, falsum - false, dishonest
fid?s,
fide?, f. - loyalty, trustworthiness
?ns?nus,
?ns?na, ?ns?num - crazy, insane
instru?,
instruere, ?nstr?x?, ?nstr?ctus - to draw up
l?g?tus,
l?g?t?, m. - commander
num
- whether
occup?,
occup?re, occup?v?, occup?tus - to seize
oportet,
oport?re, oportuit - it is right
perfidia,
perfidiae, f. - treachery
praebe?,
praeb?re, praebu?, praebitus - to provide
pr?ncipia,
pr?ncipi?rum, n. pl. - headquarters
pr?vincia,
pr?vinciae, f. - province
quot?
- how many?
refer?,
referre, rettul?, rel?tus - to bring back, to deliver
r?gnum,
r?gn?, n. - kingdom
saevus,
saeva, saevum - savage, cruel
s?n?
- obviously
s?
- if
trib?nus,
trib?n?, m. - tribune
ultimus,
ultima, ultimum - furthest