aet?s, aet?tis f.
age, lifetime
caed?s, caedis f.
slaughter, bloodshed
c?vit?s, c?vit?tis f.
state, citizenry, citizenship
corpus, corp?ris n.
body
cupidit?s, cupidit?tis f.
desire (2)
cup?do, cupidinis f.
desire (1)
cursus, curs?s m.
course
f?s
right, divinely permitted, divine law
f?tum, f?t? n.
fate, destiny
fors, fortis f.
fortune, luck
furia, furiae f.
fury, madness, rage
imperium, imperi? n.
command, authority, power, control, empire, kingdom
iuvenis, iuvenis m.
young man
multit?d?, multit?dinis f.
multitude, crowd, throng
n?f?s
wrong, impious deed, crime, sin
officium, offici? n.
office, duty
ops, opis f.
power, might, strength
prex, precis f.
prayer, entreaty
principium, ? n.
beginning, origin
r?gnum, r?gn? n.
rule, royal power, kingdom, realm
sacerd?s, sacerd?tis m/f
priest(ess)
scelus, sceleris n.
crime
uxor, uxoris f.
wife
v?s, --- f.
strength, force, physical power, violence
arbitror, arbitr?r?, arbitr?tus sum
to judge, believe, think, consider
---, ---, coep?, coeptum
to begin
cond?, condere, condid?, conditum
to found, establish
fer?, ferre, tul?, l?tum
to carry, bring, endure, say, report
fore
futurus, a, um esse
leg?, legere, l?g?, lectum
to choose, gather, read
---, ---, memin?, meminisse
to remember
molli?, moll?re, moll?v?, moll?tum
to mollify, soften, soothe, calm
orior, or?r?, ortus sum
to arise, rise
potior, pot?r?, pot?tus sum
to gain possession
put?, put?re, put?v?, put?tum
to think, suppose
rapi?, rapere, rapu?, raptum
to seize, grab, snatch
?tor, ?t?, ?sus sum
to use, employ, experience, enjoy
foedus, a, um
foul, disgusting, loathsome
l?nis, e
gentle, mild, calm
maestus, a, um
sad, gloomy
tenuis, e
thin, shallow
uterque, utraque, utrumque
each of two
etiam
even, also, still
inde
then, from that place
ita
thus, so, in such a way
modo
only, just, just now, lately
nunc
now
saepe
often
tamen
however, nevertheless
ac
and (1)
atque
and (2)
enim
for
nec
and...not (1)
necque
and...not