Provoco, ārě, āvī, ātům. To chal- Regulŭs, ī, m. Regulus, a Roman Pulcher, pulchră, pulchrům. Beauti- | Rēs pūblică. Republic. To renew. Puěr, puĕrī, m. Boy. Pugnă, ae, f. Battle. Pugno, ārě, āvī, ātům. To fight. ful. Pūnĭcŭs, ă, ům. Punic. Rěvoco, ārě, āvī, ātům. To recall. Carthaginian, Rex, rēgis, m. King. Pyrrhus, i, m. Pyrrhus, a king of Rōmă, ae, f. Rome. Epirus. Q. Quăm, conj. Than. Romānus, ă, ŭm. Roman. Quartus, ă, um. Fourth. Quattuor. Four. See 175, 2. Qui, quae, quòd, rel. pronoun. Who, which, what. See 187. S. Sāguntùm, ī, n. Saguntum, a town in Spain. Sălūs, sălūtis, f. Safety. advantageous. Sălūto, ārě, āvī, ātům. To salute. Scholă, ae, f. School. Scientiă, ae, f. Knowledge. To stimu- Scipio, Scipionis, m. Scipio, a dis- Stimulo, ārě, āvī, ātăm. late. Scribo, scriběrě, scripsī, scriptum. Stultitiă, ae, f. Folly. To write. Scythae, ārum, m. plur. The Scythi- ans. Sui, sibi. Himself, herself, itself. See 184. Săm, essě, fu. To be. See 204. Secundus, ă, ům. Second, favor- Supĕro, ārě, āvī, ātům. To conquer. Sermo, sermōnĭs, m. Discourse, con- Tăceo, tăcērě, tăcuī, tăcĭtům. To Thēbānus, i, m. A Theban. Věrecundiă, ae, f. Modesty. Themistocles, is, m. Themistocles, a Vērītās, vērĭtātis, f. Truth, verity. celebrated Athenian. liberator of Athens. Vērus, ǎ, ům. True, real. Ticinus, i, m. Ticinus, a river of VestiŎ, īrě, īvi, ītăm. To clothe. Tres, tria. Three. See 176. Trōjă, ae, f. Troy, ancient city in Viă, ae, f. Way, road. Victor, victoris, m. Victor, con- queror. Victoria, ae, f. Victory. Victoria, Queen of Victōriă, ae, f. England. Vigilõ, ārě, āvī, ātŭm. To watch, be awake. Vindex, vindicis, m. and f. Vindi- cator, avenger. Višlo, ārě, āvi, ātŭm. To violate. Vir, viri, m. Man, hero, soldier. Turris, turris, f. Tower. Tuŭs, ǎ, ăm. Your, yours, thy, thine. Virgo, virginís, f. Acceptable. Grātus, ă, um. monui, admonílům. Adorned. Ornātus, ă, ŭm. Birth-day. Nātālis diēs, m. Before. Ante, prep. with acc. Admonish. Admõneõ, admõnērě, ad- Bird. Avis, ŭvis, f. Advise. Mõneo, mõnērě, mõnui, moně- Book. Liběr, libri, m. tům. After. Post, prep, with acc. Always. Semper, adv. Announce. Nuntio, ārě, avi, ātŭm. B. Battle. Proeliŭm, ii, n. Citizen. Civis, civis, m. and f. City. Urbs, urbis, f. Cloud. Nubes, nūbis, f. Exercise. Exerced, exercērě, exercui, exercitum. Exile. Exsul, exsulís, m. and f. Commander. Imperator, impera- Expect. Exspecto, ārē, āvī, ātēm. tōris, m. Concerning. Dē, prep. with abl. F. Father. Păter, pătris, m. Contra, prep. with Father-in-law. Socer, socĕri, m. Fertile. Fertilis, ĕ. Contrary to. acc. Conversation. Sermo, sermōnis, m. Fidelity. Fidēs, fidei, f. Corinth. Corinthus, i, f. Field. Ager, ǎgrī, m. Corinthian. Corinthius, ă, ŭm. Corinthian, a Corinthian. Corinthi- us, i, m. Fight. Pugno, āre, āvī, ātăm. Cornelius. Cornēliŭs, îì, m. Finish. Finio, īrē, īvi, īlŭm. Could, could have. See might, might Five. Quinque. See 175, 2. have. Flee. Fugio, fugĕrě, fugi, fugitům. Flower. Flōs, flōris, m. Fly. Volo, are, āvī, ātăm. Fond of. Amans, ămantis. sense of because of, it is denoted Declare. Indică, indicere, indixi, Fortify. Mūniō, irě, ivi, itŭm. |