agmen, -minis
marching column, army
audeo (2)
dare
cado (3)
fall, fall in battle, die, be killed
cedo (3)
go, go away, give way, yield, retreat
circumvenio (4)
surround
condicio, -ionis
condition, state, agreement, stipulation, terms
disputatio, -ionis
argument, discussion
doceo (2)
show, teach, instruct, inform
eiusmodi
of this kind
fames, -is
starvation, hunger
impetro (1)
obtain by request, accomplish
incommodum, -?
inconvenience, disadvantage, trouble
instituo (3)
set up, put in order, draw up, train
intereo, inter?re
die
negotium, -?
concern, business, undertaking, trouble
nocturnus -a -um
during the night, at night
obsidio, -ionis
siege, investment, blockage, peril, oppression
occasio, -ionis
occasion, opportunity
orbis, -is
orb, ring, circle
par (paris)
equal
parco (3)
spare
postremo
finally, at last
praesentia, -ae
presence
praeterea
in addition, moreover, besides
procul
far off, in the distance
pronuntio (1)
announce, give out publicly, tell, relate
redigo (3)
drive back, bring back, bring under, render
relinquo (3)
leave, leave behind, abandon
sententia, -ae
way of thinking, opinion, sentiment, purpose
sermo, -onis
conversation, interview, speech
sic
so, thus, in this manner
sponte
willingly, of one's own accord, voluntarily
subvenio (4)
come or go to help, aid, succor
tragula, -ae
javelin, spear, dart
traicio (3)
hurl across, pierce, transfix
tribunus, -?
tribune
turpis -is -e
unseemly, shameful, disgraceful, dishonorable, ugly
vigilia, -ae
wakefulness, watching, a watch in the army
vulgus, -?s
crowd
vulnus, -eris
wound