Oxford Latin Course, Part 3 - Vocabulary with Sentences

	A	B	C	D
1	VOCABULARY	DEFINITION	SENTENCE	CAP

2	dubitō, dubitāre	I doubt, hesitate	Quīntus, ubi Athēnās rediit, nōn diūtius dubitāvit	34
3	occidō, occidere, occidī, occāsum	I fall, die, I set (of sun)	Sōl occiderat cum Delphōs advēnērunt	34
4	dēspiciō, dēspicere, dēspexī, dēspectum	I look down on	A sinistrā ad campum dēspexērunt procul iacentem, ā dexterā montēs abruptī ad caelum surgēbant	34
5	prōspiciō, prōspicere, prōspexī, prōspectum	I look out at	Subitō Delphōs prōspexērunt, in latere montis sitōs inter duās rūpēs ingentēs	34
6	sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītum	I know	Eō ipsō tempore hoc scīvit: poēta futūrus erat vātēsque Apollinis	34
7	age, agite	come on!	Quīntus 'age, Pompeī,' inquit, 'festīnemus ne sērō adveniāmus	34
8	ōrāculum, -ī, n	oracle (n)	Multī supplices pro templo expectābant ut deī ōrācula acciperent	34
9	latus, lateris. n	side (n)	Subitō Delphōs prōspexērunt, in latere montis sitōs	34
10	sacerdōs, sacerdōtis, m.	priest (m)	Sacerdōs ōrāculum in tabulā scriptum supplicī trādidit	34
11	necesse est (+ inf)	it is necessary	Necesse est nōbīs in Graeciam contendere ut eīs occurrāmus	34
12	quot? (indeclinable)	how many?	Quot iuvenēs iam ad bellum discessērunt!	34
13	situs, a, um	placed, sited	Subitō Delphōs prōspexērunt, in latere montis sitōs inter duās rūpēs ingentēs	34
14	anteā	before	Brūtus trīstior vīsus est quam anteā sed Quīntum cōmiter salūtāvit	34
15	antequam	before	Sed antequam Athēnīs discessit, Delphōs vīsere cōnstituit	34
16	nē (+ subjunctive)	lest, in order, not to	Festīnēmus, nē nox nōbīs incidat antequam advēnerimus.'	34
17	ut (+ subjunctive)	in order to, to	Quintus Pompeiusque Delphos vīserunt ut Apollinis fānum vidērent	34
18	cessō, cessāre	I idle, linger	Nōlī morāri. nōn possum tōtum diem cessāre	35
19	postulō, postulāre	I demand	Nam cum vītem in tergō mīlitis frēgerat, alteram postulābat et rūrsus	35
20	vetō, vetāre, vetuī, vetitum	I forbid, order not to	Pater tamen filiam non vetuit secum venire	35
21	pūniō, pūnīre, pūnīvī, pūnītum	I punish	Magister puerōs pūniet	35
22	disciplīna, ae. f.	learning, discipline, training	Imperā eī ut aliquid disciplīnae eōs doceat	35
23	lēgātus legiōnis	legionary commander	Cum Lūcīlius eōs ad lēgātum dūxisset, ille eōs trīstis īnspexit	35
24	tribūnus mīlitum	tribune of the soldiers	cōnstituī igitur tē tribūnum mīlitum facere	35
25	tēlum, -ī, n.	missile, javelin	tēla iacere didicērunt, gladiō ferīre	35
26	tergum, -ī. n.	back	Illī circumdedit surrounded territī tergum vertērunt	35
27	scūtum, -ī, n.	shield	scūtō abiectō, ā campō fūgit.	35
28	opus, operis, n.	work; military work, fortification	milites iubent castra ponere. illi ad opera festinant,	35
29	perītus, a, um (+ gen)	skilled in	Antōnius enim mīlitiae perītissimus est cōpiāsque meliōrēs habet	35
30	saevus, a, um	savage	mīlitēs pigrōs saevē puniēbat	35
31	secundus, a, um	second, following; favourable	ventus secundus erat, et sub noctem Dēlum advēnērunt	35
32	mīlitāris, -e	of soldiers, military	aliquid disciplīnae mīlitāris didicistis	35
33	forte	by chance	ambulabam fortè per Viam Sacram,	35
34	omnīnō	altogether, completely	iuvenēs,' inquit, 'nōn omnīnō inūtilēs estis	35
35	rūrsus	again	alteram postulābat et rūrsus aliam	35
36	sub (+ acc)	up to; (of time) towards	sine morā iter iniērunt et sub vesperem ad castra advēnērunt	35
37	dōnec	until	magistrumque rogāvit nē nāvem solveret dōnec rediisset	35
38	cēlō, cēlāre	I hide	Quīntus comitēsque cubuērunt. in silvīs cēlātī	36
39	prohibeō, prohibēre, prohibuī, prohibitum	I prevent	nōn possumus eum prohibēre lībertātem populī Rōmānī contrā tyrannōs dēfendere	36
40	coniungō, coniungere, coniūnxī, coniūnctum	I join	ego ipse Brundisium iam profectūrus sum ut Antōniī exercituī mē coniungam	36
41	dēsinō, dēsinere, dēsiī, dēsitum	I cease	illa tamen flēre nōn dēsiit	36
42	mala, -ōrum, n. pl	evils, troubles	quot mala patiēmur!' inquit; 'cīvēs cum cīvibus, patrēs cum fīliīs	36
43	terror, terrōris. m.	terror	terrōre commōta ululāvit	36
44	opus est (+ dat of person, abl of thing needed)	I need help	nunc reīpīiblicae opus est virō fortī quī pācem cīvibus reddet	36
45	pēs, pedis. m.	foot	nunc est bibendum, nunc pede libero pulsanda tellus	36
46	pius, a, um	pious, good	Tum pius Aeneas stricto sic ense precatur	36
47	impius, a, um	impious, wicked	saeviet Mars impius tōtum per orbem terrārum	36
48	cōnor, cōnārī, cōnātus sum (1st)	I try	Flaccus uxorem cōnsōlārī conābātur	36.2
49	cōnsōlor, cōnōlārī, cōnsōlātus sum (1st)	I comfort	Flaccus uxorem cōnsōlārī conābātur	36.2
50	moror, morārī, morātus sum (1st)	I delay	Scintilla non morāta est sed epistolam statim perlēgit	36.2
51	vereor, verērī, veritus sum (2nd)	I fear	Cleopatra, verita ne Octaviano proderetur, turrem relinquere noluit.	36.2
52	videor, vidērī, vīsus sum (2nd)	I seem	iuvenēs prūdentēs' inquit 'vidēminī et strēnuī.	36.2
53	lābor, lābī, lāpsus sum (3rd)	I slip, fall	rēspūblica in bellum cīvīle lābēbātur, sīcut Flaccus praedīxerat	36.2
54	loquor, loquī, locūtus sum (3rd)	I speak, say	haec locūta ad terram cecidit, exanimāta	36.2
55	proficīscor, proficīscī, profectus sum (3rd)	I set out	Flaccus iam ad agrum profectus erat sed cum clāmōres uxōris	36.2
56	sequor, sequī, secūtus sum (3rd)	I follow	Quīntus Brūtum in Asiam secūtus est	36.2
57	morior, morī, mortuus sum (4th/mixed)	I die	inter quōs lēgātus ipse decimae legiōnis mortuus erat fortissimē	36.2
58	orior, orīrī, ortus sum (4th/mixed)	I arise	magni pueri, magnis e centurionibus orti	36.2
59	patior, patī, passus sum (4th/mixed)	I suffer	quid passa es. Cārissima?	36.2
60	ēgredior, ēgredī, ēgressus sum (4th/mixed)	I go out	nōnne audīvistī quantam clādem colōnia nostra passa sit egressi?	36.2
61	ingredior, ingredī, ingressus sum (4th/mixed)	I go into	sōle occidente urbem ingressus, ad aedēs Theomnēstī festīnāvit iānuamque pulsāvit	36.2
62	prōgredior, prōgredī, prōgressus sum (4th/mixed)	I advance	ecce, hostēs in nōs prōgrediuntur. nōnne eōs vidētis	36.2
63	regredior, regredī, regressus sum (4th/mixed)	I go back	cum Flaccus uxorem cōnsōlārī conābātur. dē Quīntī clāmōrēs uxōris audīvisset, celeriter regressus est	36.2
64	gradior, gradī, gressus sum (4th/mixed)	I step	forti animo gradietur ad mortem	36.2
65	cōgitō, cōgitāre	I think, reflect	dē Brūtī verbīs sōlus diū cōgitābat	37
66	praebeō, praebēre, praebuī, praebitum	I offer, I provide	fortem sē praebuit et strēnuum	37
67	mē praebeō	I show myself	fortem sē praebuit et strēnuum	37
68	proelium comittō	I join battle	tū prīmus' inquit 'aliquid spēī mihi praebuistī committo.	37
69	interficiō, interficere, interfēcī, interfectum	I kill	in sinistrō Cassius victus est et sē interfēcit	37
70	clādēs, clādis. f.	Disaster	clādem colōnia nostra passa sit?' inquit 'quid acciderit?	37
71	cornū, ūs, n.	Horn, wing of an army	proeliō commissō, in dextrō cornū Brūtus Octāviānum vīcit	37
72	plērīque, plēraeque, plēraque	Several	Quīntus plērīsque proeliīs aderat quae in Asiā gessērunt	37
73	abiciō, abicere, abiēcī, abiectum	to throw away	scūtō abiectō	38
74	agnōscō, agnōscere, agnōvī, agnitum	to recognize	Theomnēstus iānuā apertā Quīntum vix agnōvit	38
75	aliquandō	sometimes	aliquandō rūsticīs occurrēbat	38
76	complector, complectī, complexus sum	to embrace	Theomnēstus eum complexus saccum argentī trādidit	38
77	cubō, cubāre, cubuī, cubitum	to lie down	Quīntus comitēsque cubuērunt. in silvīs cēlātī	38
78	difficultās, difficultātis, f.	difficulty	cum difficultate	38
79	dīrus, a, um	terrible, dire	in castrīs dīram fāmam audīvērunt	38
80	futūra, ōrum, n. pl.	the future	Brūtus enim dē futūris dēspērāns in gladium suum incurrerat	38
81	immemor, immemoris + gen.	forgetful of	virtūtis immemorēs	38
82	intueor, intuērī, intuitus sum	to gaze at; to keep safe	ille vultum eius diū intuitus tandem 'dī immortālēs,' inquit	38
83	memor, memoris + gen.	rembering, mindful of	virtūtis memor	38
84	noctu	by night	noctū prōcēdēbat per viās dēsertās	38
85	paulum	a little	paulum dubitāvit	38
86	prōdō, prōdere, prōdidī, prōditum	to betray	sē suōsque vehementer reprehendit, quod imperātōrem prōdidissent	38
87	quam prīmum	as soon as possible	Quīntus statim profectus est ut domum quam prīmum advenīret	38
88	rūre	in the country	mus qui rure habitabat	38
89	rūs, rūris, n.	the country	vita ruris	38
90	rūsticus, a, um	rustic, of the country; a countryman	aliquandō rūsticīs occurrēba	38
91	vāllum, ī, n.	rampart	hostēs vāllum ascēnsūri erant	38
92	adimō, adimere, adēmī, adēmptum	to take away	cōnstituit igitur agrōs adimere eīs cīvitātibus quae suās partēs nōn adiūverant	39
93	forsitan (+ subjunctive)	perhaps	itaque sī Capuam festīnāveris, forsitan eōs ibi inveniās	39
94	interdum	from time to time	interdum Venusīnīs in viā occurrit quōs ānxiē rogābat num parentēs suōs vīdissen	39
95	nesciō, nescīre, nescīvī, nescītum	to not know	nesciō ubi parentēs tuī iam sint.	39
96	num	whether (introducing questions)	interdum Venusīnīs in viā occurrit quōs ānxiē rogābat num parentēs suōs vīdissent	39
97	paupertās, paupertātis, f.	poverty	aliī hīc mānsērunt, agrīs privātī, vītam miseram in paupertāte	39
98	queror, querī, questus sum	to complain	cīvēs nostrī vehementer querēbantur	39
99	veterānus, ī, m.	veteran	veterānī nōlunt agrōs colere sed dīvitiās ōtiōsī dissipant	39
100	aerārium, ī, n.	treasury	nūper quaestor aerāriī factus sum.	40