at
but, meanwhile, but meanwhile
quo
so that, in order to
incipio, -ere
begin
consilium, -ii n
plan
celerius
more quickly
postquam
when, after
attingo, -ere, attigi
reach
Syria, -ae f
Syria
ac, atque
and
legio, -ionis f
legion
Cn. Piso, -onis m
Gnaeus Piso
iuvo, -are
help
infimus, -a, -um
lowest
miles, militis m
soldier
largitio, -onis f
generosity
ambitus, -us m
bribery
cum + subjunctive
when
demoveo, -ere, -movi
get rid of, remove
vetus, veteris
senior, old
centurio, -onis m
centurion
severus, -a, -um
strict
trbunus, -i, m
tribune
-que
and
attribuo, -ere, -ui
assign
locus, -i (plural loca)
position, place
eorum (gen. plural of is )
their
cliens, -entis m
client
suus, sua, suum
his, her, its, their (own)
sino, -ere
allow
desidia, -ae f
idleness
in + ablative
in, on
castra, -orum n pl.
camp
licentia, -ae f
hooliganism
urbs, urbis f
city
lascivio, -ire
run riot
per + accusative
through
ager, agri m
field
nec, neque
nor, and not, neither
Plancina, -ae f
Plancina
uxor, uxoris f
wife
gero, -ere
behave, conduct
se
herself, himself
ut + indicative
as, when
decet, -ere + accusative
is fitting/proper for
femina, -ae f
woman
sed
but
intersum, -esse + dative
attend
exercitium, -ii n
exercise
eques, -itis m
cavalrymen, knight
et
and, also, even
iacio, -ere
hurl, throw
contumelia, -ae f
insult
in + accusative
at
Agrippina, -ae f
Agrippina
Germanicus, -i m
Germanicus
hic, haec, hoc
this
notus, -a, -um
known
sum, esse, fui
I am
instantior, -ius
more pressing
cura, -ae f
concern, worry
praevertor, -i (deponent)
attend (to) first
ad + acccusatiive
to
Armenii, -orum m
Armenians
persuasio, -onis f
belief
venenum, -i n
poison
accipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
receive
a + ablative
from
augeo, -ere
increase
saevus, -a, -um
virulent, savage
vis (accusative vim)
force
morbus, -i m
disease
solum, -i n
floor
paries, -etis m
wall
reperio, -ire
discover, find
eruo, -ere, -rui, -rutum
exhume, dig up
reliquiae, -arum f pl
remains
humanus, -a, -um
human
corpus, -oris n
body
carmen, -inis n
spell
devotio, -onis f
curse
nomen, -inis n
name
insculptus, -a, -um
engraved
plumbeus, -a, -um
lead, leaden
tabula, -ae
tablet
cinis, -eris m
ash
semustus, -a, �um
half burnt
oblitus, -a, -um
smeared
tabum, -i n
rotten flesh
alius, -a, -ud
other
maleficum, -i n
evil charm
qui, quae, quod
which, who
credo, -ere
believe
anima, -ae f
soul
sacro, -are
dedicate
numen, -inis n
god, divine power
infernus, -a, -um
of the underworld
simul
at the same time
mitto, -ere, misi, missum
send
incuso, -are
accuse
quod
because
exspecto, -are
look out for
signum, -i n
sign
adversus, -a, -um
bad
valetudo, -inis f
health
haud
no, not
minus
less
ira,-ae f
anger
quam
than
metus, -us m
fear
compono, -ere
compose
epistula, -ae f
letter
renuntio, -are
break off
amicitia, -ae f
friendship
is, ea, id
he, she, it, this
paulisper
for a short time
convalesco, -ere
get better
deinde
then
fio, fieri
become
fessus, -a, -um
tired
ubi
when
finis, -is m
end
adsum, adesse
be near
adloquor, -i (dept.)
address
amicus, -i m
friend
adsto, -are
stand near
ita
as follows
occasio, -onis f
opportunity
queror, -i
complain
apud + accusative
before, in
senatus, -us m
senate
invoco, -are
invoke
lex, legis f
law
non
not
prosequor, -i (dept.)
escort (at a funeral)
defunctus, -a, -um
dead person
ignavus, -a, -um
idle, futile
questus, -us m
complaint
memini, meminisse
remember
volo, velle, volui
want, wish
exsequor, -i (dept.)
carry out
mando, -are
order
vindico, -are
avenge
si
if
diligo, -ere
love
potius
rather
quam
than
meus, -a, -um
my
fortuna, -ae f
status
amplector, -i (dept.)
embrace
dextra, -ae f
right hand
morior, -i (dept.)
die
iuro, -are
swear
amitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
lose, give up
vita, -ae f
life
ante quam
before
ultio, -onis f
revenge
multus, -a, -um (DOG P3)
long
post
afterwards
ingens, ingentis
huge
luctus, -us m
grief
provincia, -ae f
province
circumiaceo, -ere
surround
populus, -i m
people
exterus, -a, -um
foreign
natio, -ionis f
nation
rex, regis m
king
indolesco, -ere, -ui
mourn
tantus, -a, -um
so great
ille, illa, illud
that, he, she, it
comitas, -tatis f
friendliness
socius, -i m
ally
mansuetudo, -inis f
mercy
hostis, -is m
enemy
propter + accusative
because of
vultus, -us m
looks, countenance
eloquentia, -ae f
eloquence
adipiscor, -i, adeptus sum
obtain
veneratio, -ionis
respect
omnis, -e
all
sunt qui
some
adaequo, -are
equal
Alexander, -ri m
Alexander
magnus, -a, -um
great, big
ob + accusative
on account of
forma, -ae f
handsomeness
aetas, -tatis f
age
genus, -eris n
nobility, family
mors, mortis f
death
nam
for
affirmo, -are
declare
uterque, utraque, utrumque
both
praeditus, -a, -um
endowed
decorus, -a, -um
handsome
ortus, -a, -um
descended
insignis, -e
noble
pereo, -ire, perii
die, perish
vix
scarcely
natus, -a, -um
born
triginta
thirty
annus, -i m
year
quamquam
although
defessus, -a, -um
tired
aeger, aegra, aegrum
sick
tamen
however
impatiens
impatient
moror, -ari (dept.)
delay
ascendo, -ere
board
navis, -is f
ship
cum + ablative
with
liberi, -orum m pl.
children
miseror, -ari (dept.)
pity
summus, -a, -um
highest
nobilitas, -tatis f
nobility
pulcher, -ra, -rum (Mourning P1)
fine
matrimonium, -ii n
marriage
mereo, -ere
deserve
fero, ferre
carry
tunc
then
feralis, -e
of a dead person
sinus, -us m
bosom, chest
incertus, -a, -um
uncertain
interim
meanwhile
nuntius, -ii m
news
adsequor, -i
reach
insula, -ae f. (Mourning Part 1)
island
Cous, -i f
Cos
gaudeo, -eri, gavisus sum (dept.)
rejoice
caedo, -ere
kill, slay
victima, -ae
sacrificial beast
adeo, -ire
visit
templum, -i n
temple
modo (Mourning P1)
only
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
himself
immoderatus, -a, -um
unrestrained
gaudium, -ii n
joy
insolesco, -ere
be arrogant
etiam
even, also
magis
more
tum
then
primum (Mourning Part 1)
for the first time
muto, -are, -avi
change
luctus, -us m (Mourning P1)
mourning apparel
mortuus, -a, -um
dead
soror, -oris f
sister
laetus, -a, -um (Mourning Part 1)
cheerful, joyful
cultus, -us m
clothing
Roma, -ae f
Rome
fama, -ae f
report
percrebresco, -ere, -crebui
spread
cunctus, -a, -um
all, every
e, ex + ablative
from
longinquum, -i n
distance
adfero, -ferre
report
augeo, -ere, -auxi, auctus (Mourning Part 2)
exaggerate
deterior, -ius
worse
dolor, -oris m
grief
erumpo, -ere
break out
nimirum (Mourning Part 2)
without doubt, of course
ideo
for this reason
relego, -are, -avi, -atum
banish
extremus, -a, -um
furthest
terra, -ae (Mourning Part 2)
land
permitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
entrust
nuntio, -are, -avi, -atum
announce
incendo, -ere, incendi (Mourning Part 2)
inflame
sermo, -onis f
remark
vulgus, -i m
(common) people
adeo (Mourning Part 2)
to such an extent
ut + subjunctive (Mourning Part 2)
(so) that
ante + subjunctive
before
edictum, -i n
edict
magistratus, -us m
magistrate
consultum, -i n
decree
iustitium, -ii n
legal business
sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptum
suspend
forum, -i n
law court, forum
desero, -ere
desert, abandon
domus, us f
home
claudo, -ere
shut, close
ubique
everywhere
silentium, -ii n
silence
gemitus, -us m (Mourning Part 2)
sorrow
abstineo, -ere
refrain from
insigne, -is n
(outward) sign
lugeo, -ere
mourn
animus, -i n (Mourning Part 2)
heart
maereo, -ere
grieve
altus, -a, -um (Mourning Part 2)
deep
nequaquam
not at all
intermitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
interrupt
navigatio, -ionis f
journey
hibernus, -a, -um
wintry
mare, maris n
sea
Brundisium, -ii n
Brundisium
appropinquo, -are
approach
adventus, -us m
arrival
audio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
hear
stipendia facere
serve
sub + ablative
under
ruo, -ere, rui
rush
solum (Mourning Part 3)
only
portus, -us m
port
simulac
as soon as
video, -ere, vidi, visum
see
moenia, -ium n pl
walls, fortifications
tectum, -i n
roof, house
compleo, -ere
fill
turba, -ae
crowd
rogo, -are
ask
inter + accusative
among, between
-ne (Mourning Part 3)
whether
egredior, -i, egressus sum (Mourning Part 3)
disembark, leave
an
or
aliqui, aliqua, aliquod (Mourning Part 3)
some
vox, vocis f
utterance, voice
lente
slowly
celeriter
quickly
soleo, -ere
be accustomed
ad (Mourning Part 2)
with a view to
tristitia, -ae f
sadness
defigo, -ere, -fixi
lower
oculus, -i m
eye
duobus, abl. of duo
two
teneo, -ere
hold
urna, -ae f
urn
idem, eadem, idem
the same, identical
gemitus, -us m (Mourning Part 3)
groaning
dies, diei m/f
day
senatus, -us m (Revenge Part 1)
senatorial hearing
Tiberius, -ii m
Tiberius
habeo, -ere, habui (Revenge Part 1)
make
moderatus, -a, -um
moderate
oratio, -ionis f
speech
inquit
he said
legatus, -i m
representative
pater, patris m
father
ego, mei m/f
I
adiutor, -oris m
assistant
auctoritas, -tatis f
authority
administro, -are
administer
res, rei f (Revenge Part 1)
affair, event
Oriens, Orientis m
the East
diiudico, -are
judge
integer, -gra, -grum
impartial
animus, -i m (Revenge Part 1)
mind
utrum
whether
vexo, -are
harass
iuvenis, -is m
young man
contumacia, -ae f
arrogance
certamen, -inis n
rivalry
laetor, -ari, -atus sum (dept.)
rejoice
exitus, -us m
death
exstinguo, -ere, -stinxi
destroy
scelus, -eris n
crime
reputo, -are
consider
incito, -are
stir up
seditio, -ionis f
rebellion
biduum, -i n
period of two days
statuo, -ere
allocate
obicio, -ere, -ieci (Revenge Part 2: Line 79)
present, charge
crimen, -inis n (Revenge Part 2)
charge
post + accusative
after
intervallum, -i n
interval
sex
six
reus, -i, m
accused, defendant
defendo, -ere
defend
triduum, -i n
period of three days
tres, tria
three
consimilis, -e
similar
studium, -ii n
zeal, eagerness
odium, -ii n
hatred
res novae, rerum novarum f pl
revolution
corrumpo, -ere, -rupi
corrupt
iniuria, -ae f
maltreatment
postremo
finally
occido, -ere, occidi
kill
et ... et
both ... and
peto, -ere, petivi (Revenge Part 2)
attack
res publica, rei publicae f
state
arma, -orum n pl.
arms, weapons
facio, -ere, feci
do, make
sacrum, -i n
sacred rite
nefandus, -a, -um
unspeakable
immolatio, -ionis f
sacrifice
defensio, -ionis f
defence
trepido, -are
falter
neque ... neque
neither ... nor
ambitio, -ionis f
bribery
ne ... quidam (Revenge Part 3)
not even
adversum + accusative
against
imperator, -oris m (Revenge Part 3)
commander
possum, posse, potui
can, be able
nego, -are
deny
diluo, -ere
refute
vox, vocis (Revenge Part 3)
cry
curia, -ae f
senate house
tempero, -are, -avi, -atum
refrain
manus, -us f (Revenge Part 3)
violence, hand
evado, -ere, evasi
escape
sententia, -ae f
vote
pater, patris m (Revenge Part 3)
senator
invidia, -ae
resentment
dum (Revenge Part 4)
as long as
spes, spei f
hope
absolutio, -ionis f
acquittal
promitto, -ere
promise
quicumque, quaecumque
whatever
fortuna, -ae f. (Revenge Part 4)
fortune
necesse (indeclinable)
necessary
comes, comitis m/f
companion
exitium, -ii n
destruction
paulatim
gradually
coepi, -isse
begin
segrego, -are
separate, distance
maritus, -i m
husband
intellego, -ere, -iexi (Revenge Part 4)
realise
exitiabilis, -e
fatal
dubito, -are
hesitate
an (Revenge Part 4)
whether
dico, -ere (Revenge Part 4)
plead
causa, -ae f
cause, case
amplius
any longer
itaque
therefore
tamquam
as if
meditor, -ari
comsider
posterus, -a, -um
following
scribo, -ere
write
pauci, -ae, -a
few
obsigno, -are
seal
trado, -ere
hand over
libertus, -i m
freedman
exsequor, -i (dept.)
attend to
solita, -orum n
the usual things
curo, -are
look after
nox, noctis f
night
cubiculum, -i n
bedroom
iubeo, -ere, iussi
order
ianua, -ae f
door
prima luce
at dawn
iugulum, -i n
throat
perfodio, -ere, -fodi, -fossum
cut, pierce
gladius, -ii m
sword
iaceo, -ere
lie
humi
on the ground