2) confestim adv. [con-festino] , comes, ǐtis m, f [com-eo] ,
IX confǐcio, fēci, fĕctum, 3 [con-facio|
com-memŏro 1 1) , ; 2) -
commilǐto, ōnis m [com-miles] , ; 3) ,
, XIV
com-mitto, mīsi, missum, 3 1) - con-fīdo, fīsus sum, ĕre 3 ,
, ; 2) -
(proelium); 3) ; con-firmo 1 1) ;
4) (proelium) XVIII (ingenium); ; 2) - commŏdum, i n 1) ; 2) - ,
, confīsus, a, um . confido
com-mŏveo, mōvi, mōtum, 2 1) - confǐteor, fessus sum, ēri 2 [con-făteor]
; 2) , (),
com-mūnio 4 con-fūsus, a, um [fundo] , commūnis, e , XI
I com-păro 1 1) ; se . conjǐcio, jēci, jectum, 3 [con-jăcio]
; 2) , - 1) ; 2) ,
; 3) ,
II com-păro 1 [par] , - conjugium, i n [conjungo]
XXIII ,
com-pleo, ēvi, ētum, 2 con-jungo, nxi, nctum, 3 ,
com-plūres, a (gen. ium) ; , XI
com-pōno, posui, posǐtum, 3 1) - conjunx, jǔgis m, f [conjungo] ,
; 2) ,
conātus, us m [conor] conjuratio, ōnis f [con-jūro]
conor, ātus sum, āri 1 , - ; 3) impers . constat -
XX
consanguineus, a, um [con-sanguis] con-suesco, suēvi, suētum, 3 -
, ; ne- , ; perf. con-
cessarii et consanguinei suevi = soleo
consuetūdo, ǐnis f [consuesco]
conscendo, ndi, nsum, 3 , consul, ǔlis m , -
( .) ;
con-scrībo, psi, ptum, 3 ; ,
, (legiones) XIII
conscriptus, a, um [conscrlbo] - consulātus, us m [consul] ,
, ; con -
scripti, ōrum - consǔlo, lui, ltum, 3 [consul, consi-
, VI . lium] ( .)
. . I consulto adv. [consǔlo] -
- ,
; patres con- II consulto 1 [consǔlo]
scripti , ( consultum, i n [consuio] -
patres et conscripti) ,
con-sentio, sensi, sensum, 4 1) - con-sūmo, sumpsi, sumptum, 3 -
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; 2) ; ,
con-sĕro, serui, sertum, 3 , con-tendo, tendi, tentum, 3 1) - ; manus . - ; 2) , ; 3) , XVIII
con-servo 1 , contestor, ātus sum, āri 1 [con-testis] Considius, i m , (deos)
consilium, i n 1) ; 2) , continenter [contǐneo] , - , , ; . -
ĕr (inīre) ; contǐneo, tinui, tentum, 2 [con-tĕneo]
3) , - ,
V contio, ōnis f [* coventio < co(n)-vĕ-
con-sisto, stǐti, , 3 1) ; nio] ,
2) ( -); 3) - contra praep. . . , ,
, ; VIII
4) contrarius, a, um [contra] - conspectus, us m [conspǐcio] , ;
in conspectu , - con-valesco, valui, , 3 [valeo] -
conspǐcio, spexi, spĕctum, 3 [con-spĕ- con-vĕnio, vĕni, ventum, 4 1) cxo-
cio] , , ; 2) -
constantia, ae f [consto] , ; 3) im -
constǐti perf. ind. consisto consto pers. convĕnit XII
constituo, ui, ūtum, 3 [con-stătuo] conventus, us m [convĕnio] ,
1) , ; 2) -
; 3) , ; con-verto, verti, versum, 3 -
4) XVIII (), ()
con-sto, stǐti, , 1 1) , convīva, ae , f [con-vīvo] , -
; 2) , -
convivium, i n [con-vīvo] crudelǐtas, ātis f [crudēlis] -
con-vŏco 1 ,
copia, ae f , , - crudelǐter adv.
; pi. III crux, crucis f , cor, cordis n XIV ; in crucem tollere -
Corinthius, i m [Corinthus] - ,
culpa, ae f ,
Corinthus, i f , - cultūra, ae f [colo] ,
; Corinthi ; agri. -
Cornelius, i m , . - , XXV
men; Lucius . Sulla . Sulla I cultus, a, um . colo
cornu, us n 1) ; 2) . , II cultus, us m [colo] 1) -
XVI , ; , ;
corōna, ae f . 2) ; . atque humanǐ-
corōno 1 [corona] , tas
XVI
corpus, ŏris n , X I cum praep. . bl. , III
corpuscǔlum, i n [corpus] ; - II cum conj. 1) ;
; ;
corvus, i , ; ; cum primurn
cotidiānus, a, um [cotidie] - ; 2) ,
; 3) , ,
cotidie adv. [quot-|-dies] ; 4) cum..., turn -
cras adv. ..., ;
Crassus, i , . cognomen;..., XXV
Marcus Licinius . - cunctor, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
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- cupǐde adv. [cupǐdus]
cupidǐtas, ātis f [cup ǐ dus] - crastǐnus, a, um [eras] , ,
credo, dǐdi, dǐtum, 3 1) ; cupīdo, ǐnis f [cupio] , -
2) , III
cremo 1 cupǐdus, a, um [cupio] ,
creo 1 1) , ; 2) - ( gen.)
( ) XXV cupio, īvi, ītum, 3 ,
cresco, crēvi, crētum, 3 , - , X
; XV cur adv. relat. interr. ,
Creta, ae f . ur, f 1) , ;
cribrum, i n , 2) , XXII
crimen, ǐnis n 1) ; 2) , curia, ae f ,
,
Crixus, i m curo 1 ; VIII
Croesus, i , - curro, cucurri, cursum, 3 ;
(. , ( ) XII
560 546 . .) cursus, us m [curro] ; ()
crucio 1 [crux] ; custos, ōdis m ,
, Cyrus, i m ,
crudēlis, e , (559 529 . 9.)
D defendo, ndi, nsum, 3 1) ;
2) , IV
damno 1 , - defǐcio, fēci, tĕctum, 3 [de-făcio]
; capǐtis d. ,
(, de-fīnio 4
, de-gusto 1 [de-gustus] ,
)
Damŏcles, is . deinde ado. [de-inde] 1) ; 2) no- Damon, ōnis m . (IV . ,
. .), dejǐcio, jēci, jĕctum, 3 [de-jacio}
Danai, ōrum m , 1) ; 2) (
, . bl.)
; delecto 1 ,
Darēus, i m , delectus, a, um
; . III, - deleo, ēvi, ētum, 2 , -
, XIII
336330 . . delibĕro 1 ;
de praep. . bl. 1) , ; 2) , ; delictum, i n
3) , VI delǐgo 1 ,
dea, ae f [deus] ( )
debeo, ui, ǐtum, 2 [de-hăbeo] Delphǐcus, a, um
, ; pass. delphīnus, i m .
II demerge, mersi, rnersum, 3
de-cēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 , de-rnitto, mīsi, missum, 3 ,
; vita d.
, XXIII Democrǐtus, i m (. 460
decem XXI 370 . .), -
de-cerno, crēvi, crētum, 3 ,
de-monstro 1 ;
de-certo 1 , Demosthĕnes, is m (3S4
decet, uit, , 2 impers. - 322 . .),
, (c.)
decīdo, cīdi, cīsum, 3 [de-caedo] o- denǐque
, dens, dentis m [edo] XII
decǐmus, a, um [decem] de-pello, pǔli, pulsum, 3 , -
declāro 1 [de-clarus] ; -
de-popǔlor, ātus sum, āri 1 -
declinatio, ōnis f [declino] -
; , deprecātor, ōris m ,
declīno 1 . , - de-prehendo, ndi, nsum, 3 ,
decōrus, , um , - deprǐmo, pressi, pressum, 3 [de-rĕmo]
1) ; 2), (naves)
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decrēvi . decerno descendo, ndi, nsum, 3 ,
dedĕcus, ŏris n ,
de-dūco, xi, ctum, 3 , - de-scrībo, psi, ptum, 3
desidĕro 1 1) ; 2) ;
defatǐgo 1 3) ( ) XXIV
desǐlio, silui, sultum, 4 , di-lābor, lapsus sum, lābi 3 1) paca-
, ; 2)
desisto, stǐti, stǐtum, 3 1) - diligenter adv. [dilǐgo] , -
, ; 2) - ,
( abl.) diligentia, ae f [dilǐgo] ,
de-spēro 1 (
de+abl.) dilǐgo, lexi, lectum, 3 [dis-lĕgo] -
destǐti . desisto ,
de-sum, fui, , esse , - dimǐco 1 ,
XXIV di-mitto, mīsi, missum, 3 1) -
detrimentum, i n , ; ; 2)
d. ĕ Diogenes, is m (. 404323
deus, i m (pi.: . dei di, gen. . .),
deōrum deum, dat., abl. deis Dionysius, i m . ,
dis) , XIV
de-vǐnco, vīci, victum, 3 - (IV . . .)
, dirǐgo, rexi, rectum, 3 [dis-rĕgo] -
di . deus
diabŏlus, i m . . dirǐpio, ripui, reptum, 3 [dis-răpio]
diadēma, ătis n . , ,
diruo, rui, rǔtum, 3 , -
Diagŏras, ae m (V . . .), XII
dis-cēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 1) -
Diāna, ae f . . , - ; 2) ,
, - discessus, us m [discēdo] , -
( .
) discipllna, ae f [disco] 1) ;
dico, xi, ctum, 3 1) ; 2) - 2) , XV
; 3) III discipǔlus, i m [disco] IV
dictātor, ōris m [dico] , disco, didǐci, , 3 ;
, - XXII
discordia, ae f [dis-cor] ,
dictum, i n [dico] , ippe- ; Discordia, ae f -
,
didǐci . disco dis-pōno, posui, posǐtum, 3 -
dies, ēi m, f (pi. ) , ,
XVI dis-pǔto 1 , ,
differo, distǔli, dilātum, differre [dis-
fĕro] 1) ; 2) , dis-tribuo, ui, ūtum, 3 ,
; 3) ( perf. sup.)
XI diu adv. ;
diflicǐlis, e [dis-facilis] XI diutius (compar. diu)
difficultas, ātis f [difficǐlis] - diuturnǐtas, ātis f [diu] -
, ,
dignus, a, um , - diversus, a, um [dis-verto]
( abl.) dives, ǐtis XI
digredior, gressus sum, grĕdi 3 [dis- Divǐco, ōnis m ,
grădior] ,
divǐdo, vīsi, vīsum, 3 ; - dulcis, e , , ,
; XIV XI
divinǐtus adv. dulcitūdo, ǐnis f [dulcis] ,
divitiae, ārum f pi. t. [dives] -
dum conj. 1) , ,
do, dĕdi, dătum, dăre 1 1) ; ; 2) ,
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litteras d. ; 2) -
III Dumnŏrix, ǐgis m , -
doceo, docui, docturn, 2 [disco]
1) , ; 2) , duo, duae, duo , XXI
; 3) II duodĕcim [duo-decĕm]
doctrīna, ae f [doceo] , duo-de-triginta
doctus, a, um 1) part. perf. doceo; duplex, ǐcis
2) adj. , durus, a, um ; , -
doleo, ui, , 2 1) , ;
2) , dux, ducis m [duco] ,
dolor, ōris m [doleo] 1) , - ; IX
; 2) , X
