attineo, tinui, tentum, 2
attingo, attĭgi, attactum, 3 (cum Acc.) 1) , ; 2)
attollo, , , 3
attribuo, ui, ūtum, 3 , ;
attŭli perf. ind. act. affero
auctor, ōris , ,
auctorĭtas, ātis f , ;
audacia, ae f 1) , ; 2) ,
audax, ācis 1) , ; 2) ,
audeo, ausus sum, ēre, 2 ,
audīo 4 ,
aufěro, abstŭli, ablatum, auferre 1) : 2)
aufugio, fugi, , 3 ;
augeo, xi, ctum, 2 ,
Augustus, i (cognōmen , )
Aulus Sejus
aureus, , um
auricŭla, f ,
auris, is f ;
aurōra, ae f
Aurōra, ae f
aurum, i n
aut
autem , ,
autumnus, i
auxilium, i n ,
avaritia, f ,
avārus, a, um , ,
avē ;
averto, verti, versum, 3 ;
avis, is f
avŏlo 1
avus, i m
B
Babylōn, ōnis f
Babylōnius (Babylōnius), , um
Bacchus, i m . ( )
bacŭlum, i ,
balneum, i
barba, f
barbărus, i m . ;
basilĭca, ae f ,
basium, i
beātus, , um
Belgae, ārum pl. (, )
belle , ;
bellicōsus, , um
bellum, i n
bellus, a, um , ;
bene
beneficium, i n , ,
benevŏle ,
benigne ,
benignus, a, um , ,
bestia, ae f
Bias, antis . ( )
bibo, bibi, , 3
bis
blandior, ītus sum, īri 4
bonum, i n 1) , ; 2) l.
bonus, a, um 1) , ; 2) ,
bona fides pl. ,
bos, bovis m, f ,
bracchium, i n
brevi ,
brevĭs, e ,
brevĭter ,
Britannia, ae f
Britannus, i ,
C
. = Gajus (praenōmen)
cachinnus, i , ;
cădo, cecĭdi, cāsum, 3 1) ; 2)
caecus, a, um
caedes, is f ,
caedo, cecĭdi, caesum, 3 1) : 2) , ; 3) , ( )
caelestis, e
caelo 1 ,
caelum, i n 1) ; 2) ;
Caesar, ăris m
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caesus, , um part. perf. caedo
calamĭtas, ātis f 1) , ; 2)
calămus, i m
calcar, āris n
Calchas, antis m . ( )
Caligŭla, ae m ( )
Calypso, ūs (onis) f .
campus, i m ,
candĭdus, , um 1) ; 2) ; 3)
canis, is m, f
canities, ēi f
Cannae, ārum f pl. (tantum) ( 216 . .)
cano, cecĭni, cantum, 3
cantilēna, ae f
canto 1
căpio, cēpi, cāptum, 3 1) ; 2) ; 3) ( ); 4) ; 5) , (cum Acc.)
. amicitiam ()
. arma
. consilium
capitālis, e ,
Capitolīnus, , um
Capitolium, i n ( , )
captivĭtas, ātis f
captīvus, i m
capto 1 ,
caput, ĭtis n 1) ; 2) ; 3)
carcer, ĕris m
careo, ui, , 2 (um Abl.) , (-.)
carĭtas, ātis f 1) ; 2)
carmen, ĭnis n ,
carnĭfex, ĭcis
carpo, psi, ptum, 3 1) ; 2) (diem)
carrus, i m ,
Carthaginiensis, is m
Carthāgo, ĭnis f
carus, a, um ,
casa, ae f
caseus, i m
castellum, i n ,
castīgo 1 ,
castra, ōrum n pl. (tantum)
castus, , um ,
casus, ūs m 1) ; 2) ; ; 3) ; 4) ( )
catēna, f ; l.
Catilīna,
Lucius Sergius . ( )
Cato, ōnis
Marcus Porcius . . ( , )
Catullus, i
Gaius Valerius . . ( )
causā (cum Gen.) , , , -
causa, ae f 1) ; 2) ()
cautio, ōnis f 1) ; 2) ,
cavea, f
căveo, cāvi, cautum, 2 1) , ; ; 2)
cavo 1
cedo, cessi, cessum, 3 1) , ; 2)
celěbro 1 1) , ; 2) ,
celer, ĕris, ĕre
celerĭtas, ātis f ,
celerĭter ,
celo 1 ,
cena, ae f
ceno 1
censeo, sui, sum, 2 , ;
censor, ōris m ( )
centum
centuria, f ( , )
centurio, ōnis m ,
Ceres, ěris f ( )
cerno, crēvi, crētum, 3 ; ;
certe , ,
certo l ,
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certus, a, um 1) , ; 2) , ; 3)
cerva, f
cervix, icis f ,
cervus, i
cessio, ōnis f ,
cetĕri, ae, a pl. (tantum)
et cetĕra (etc.) ,
cetěrum
cetĕrus, a, um ,
charta, ae f .
Chloe, es f . ( )
Christiānus, a, um
Christiānus, i m
Chrīstus, i m . (. )
cibus, i m ,
Cicerō, ōnis m
Marcus Tullius . . ( , , )
Cineas, ae ( )
cingo, cinxi, cinctum 3 ; ,
circĭter ,
circŭlus, i m ,
circum (cum Acc.) ,
circumsědeo, sēdi, sessum, 2 ;
circumsisto, stěti, , 3
circumsŏno, sonui, sonātum, 1
circumsto, stěti, , 1 ;
circumvĕnio, vēni, ventum, 4
cithāra, f . ( )
citharista, . ,
cito ,
civīlis, e
civis, is m,f ,
civĭtas, ātis f 1) , , ; 2)
clam ,
clamo 1 ,
clamor, ōris m
clarus, a, um 1) , ; 2) ,
classis, is f 1) , ; 2)
Claudius, i m
claudo, si, sum, 3 ,
claudus, , um
clavus, i m ;
clemens, ntis ,
clementia, f ,
Cleomenes, is
cliens, ntis m , .. , ()
Clodius, i
Clusium, i n ( )
Clytaemnestra, f . ( )
n. = Gnaeus (praenōmen)
coāctus, , um part. perf. cogo
Cocles, itis . Horatius
Codrus, i m . .
coēgi perf. ind. act. cogo
coepi, coeptum, coepisse
coērceo, cui, cĭtum, 2 ,
cogĭto 1 ,
cognitio, ōnis f ;
cognōmen, ĭnis n 1) , (nomen); 2)
cognosco, nōvi, nĭtum, 3 1) , ; 2)
c. causam
cogo, coēgi, coāctum 3 1) , ; 2) , ; 3) ,
jus cogens
cohors, rtis f
cohortor, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
collēga, ae m
collegium, i n , ,
collĭgo, 1 ,
collĭgo, lēgi, lectum, 3 ;
collis, is ,
collŏco 1 1) , ; 2) , ; 3) (statuam)
colloquium, i n ;
collŏquor, locūtus sum, lŏqui 3 ,
colo, colui, cultum, 3 1) , ; ; 2)
colonia, f ,
color, ōris , ;
colorem muto ;
coma, f . ,
combūro, ussi, ustum, 3 ;
comes, ĭtis m, f ,
comitia, ōrum n pl (tantum) ,
comitium, i n ( , )
commemŏro 1
commendo 1
commilĭto, ōnis m ,
committo, mīsi, missum, 3 1) ( ); 2) ; 3) , ; 4)
commŏdum, i n ; ; ,
commŏdus, , um ,
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commŏveo, mōvi, mōtum, 2 1) ; 2) ,
communĭco, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
communio 4
commūnis, e ,
compăro, 1 I 1) , ; 2) ; 3)
c. se
compăro, 1 II ,
compello, pŭli, pulsum, 3 , ,
compleo, ēvi, ētum, 2
completio, ōnis f ,
complūres, a (Gen. ium) pl.
compōno, posui, posĭtum, 3 1) , ; 2) ,
comprehendo, hendi, hensum, 3 ,
comprŏbo, 1 ,
conātus, ūs m
concēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 ; (vitam)
concĭto 1
c. equum
concordia, ae f
concrētus, a, um ,
concurro, curri, cursum, 3 ,
concursus, ūs m 1) ; 2) ,
condemno l 1) ; 2)
condicio, ōnis f 1) , ; 2)
condictio, ōnis f
condo, dĭdi, dĭtum, 3 1) , ; 2)
conductio, ōnis f ,
confĕro, contŭli, collātum, conferre , ,
confessio, ōnis f ,
confestim ,
confĭcio, fēci, fěctum, 3 1) , ; 2) , ; 3) ,
confīdo, fīsus sum, ěre 3 ,
confirmo l 1) ; 2) (ingenium); 3) ,
confĭteor, fessus sum, ēri 2 ()
confŭgio, fūgi, , 3 ; ,
confūsus, a, um ,
congěro, gessi, gestum, 3 ,
conjĭcio, jēci, jěctum, 3 1) , ; 2) ()
c. in vinculā
conjugatio, ōnis f 1) , ; 2) ( )
conjugium, i n ,
conjunctio, ōnis f ,
conjungo, nxi, nctum, 3 , ;
conjunx, jŭgis m, f ,
conjuratio, ōnis f
conjurātor, ōris m
conjūro 1
connumĕro, 1
conor, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
consanguineus, i m
conscendo, ndi, nsum, 3 , (cum Acc.)
conscrībo, psi, ptum, 3 ; , (legiones)
conscriptus, , um ,
consensus, us m ,
consentio, sensi, sensum, 4
consěro, serui, sertum, 3 ,
c. manus
conservo 1 ,
consessus, ūs m
consilium, i n 1) ; 2) , , , ; 3) ,
c. ăio (inīre)
consisto, stĭti, , 3 1) ; 2) ( -); 3) : 4)
conspectus, ūs m ,
in conspectū
conspĭcio, spexi, spectum, 3 ,
constans, ntis ,
constantia, ae f
constituo, ui, ūtum, 3 1) , ; 2) ; 3) , ; 4)
constitutio, ōnis f , (),
consto, stĭti, , 1 1) , ; 2) ( -. cum Abl.)
constat (.)
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constringo, strinxi, strictum, 3 ,
consuesco, suēvi, suētum, 3 ,
consuetūdo, ĭnis f ,
consul, ŭlis m
consulāris, is m ,
consulātus, ūs m ,
consŭlo, sului, sultum, 3 ( -. cum Acc.)
consulto I 1
consulto II ,
consultum, i n ,
consūmo, sumpsi, sumptum, 3 1) ; 2) ,
consurgo, surrexi, surrectum, 3 ,
contendo, tendi, tentum, 3 1) ; 2) , ; 3) , ; 4)
contestor, ātus sum, āri 1
continenter
contĭneo, tinui, tentum, 2 1) , ( ); 2)
contĭngo, tĭgi, tactum, 3 ; (-. cum Acc.)
continuo ,
contio, ōnis f ,
contra I 1) , ; 2)
contra II (cum Ac.) , ,
contractus, us m
contradīco, dixi, dictum, 3 ,
contrăho, traxi, tractum, ĕre 3 ,
contrarius, a, um ,
actio contraria
contubernium, i n
contumacia, ae f , ,
conturbo 1
convalesco, valui, , 3 1) ; 2)
convĕnio, vēni, ventum, 4 1) , ; ; 2) , ,
convenit , (.)
conventio, ōnis f ,
conventus, ūs m ,
converto, verti, versum, 3 ; (),
convĭnco, vīci, victum, 3 ,
convīva, e , f ,
convivium, i n
convŏco 1 ,
copia, ae f , ; ; l.
cor, cordis n
Corinthus, i f ( )
Cornelia, ae f ( )
cornu, ūs n 1) ; 2) . ,
corōna, e f .
corōno 1
corpus, ŏris n 1), ; 2)
c. juris
corpuscŭlum, i n
cortex, icis m ,
corvus, i m ,
cotidiānus, , um
cotidie
cras
Crassus, i m Kpacc
Marcus Licinius . . ( )
crastĭnus, , um
credo, dĭdi, dĭtum, 3 1) , ; ; 2) ,
credŭlus, , um
cremo 1
creo 1 1) , ; 2)
cresco, crēti, crētum, 3 , ;
Crēta, f . ( )
cribrum, i ,
crimen, ĭnis 1) ; 2) , ,
criminālis, e
Croesus, i ( , )
crucio 1 ; ,
crudēlis, e ,
crudelĭtas, ātis f
crudelĭter ,
cruentus, a, um
crux, crucis f ( )
crystallĭnum, i .
cubicŭlum, i n
culpa, ae f ,
cultūra, f ,
agri c. ,
cultus, ūs m 1) , ; ; 2)
cultus, , um part. perf. colo
cum I (cum Abl.) ,
cum II 1) , ; ; ; 2) ; ; 3) ; ,
cum primum
cum... tum ..., ; ..., ; ...,
cumŭlo, 1 ,
cunctor, ātus sum, āri 1 , ,
cupĭde ;
cupidĭtas, ātis f , , ;
cupīdo, ĭnis f ,
Cupīdo, ĭnis m ( ; mr, . )
cupĭdus, , um , (-. cum Gen.)
cupio, īvi, ītum, 3 , ,
cur ,
cura, ae f 1) , ; 2) ,
curia, f ( )
