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Caesar: 6.11.2-5 vocab
Latin Iv with Chavero at Boston Latin School
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Created: 2011-09-24
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Cum
conj, (with) here it introduces a cum clause
Caesar, -is (m)
C. Julius Caesar
in
(prep + accusative of direction) into
venio, venire, veni, ventum
to come
alter, altera, alterum
the other
factio, -onis (f)
(political) party, faction
princeps, -cipis (m)
general, leader, head
sum esse fui futurus
to be
Aedui, -orum (mpl)
the Aedui, a Gallic tribe
Sequani, -orum (mpl)
The Sequani, a Gallic tribe
hic, haec, hoc
demonstrative pronoun, this, these
cum...valerent
causal clause "since"
per se
on their own, by themselves
minus
(comparative adverb) less
valeo, -ere, -ui, -iturus
to be strong, have power, be powerful
quod...clintelae
two causal clauses "because" "in as much as" , explaining the previous cum clause
summus, -a, -um
greatest, highest
auctoritas, -tatis (f)
authority
antiquitus
adverb, "from ancient times"
in
(prep + abl loosely location), in the possesion of, in the hands of
magnus, -a, -um
great, numerous
-que
and
is, ea, id
demonstrative pronoun, he she it
clienta, ae (f pl)
(groups of) dependents (and thus political supporters.) In the opening paragraph of his commentaries, Caesar explained that the prestige of a Gallic chieftain -- or of a whole tribe rested on the number of those who depended on him or it.
Germani, -orum (mpl)
the Germani, a Germanic tribe living across the Rhine river from the Aedui
atque
and (as well)
Ariovistus, -i (m)
Ariovistusm, a chieftain of the Suebi, a Germanic tribe that had earlier crossed the Rhine and settled in Gaul.
sui, sibi, se se
(3rd person reflexive pronoun), here=Sequanis
adiungo, -ere, -iunxi, iunctus, -a, -um
join to, ally
eos
accusative direct object of perduxerant
ad
(prep + acc), to; ad se= "to their side" as mercenary allies in the conflict with the Aedui
iactura, -ae (f)
expense, cost
pollicitatio, -onis (f)
promise (0f future payments)
iacturis pollicitatiomibusque
(ablative of means) "by", "with"
perduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductus, -a, -um
persuade, convince
proeliis...factis...secundis...omni,,,,nobilitate...interfecta
ablative absolute; translate as temporal clauses, "when" "after"
proelium, -ii (n)
battle
vero
adv, but (as it happened)
complures, -a
several
fio, fieri, factus sum
be done, take place
secundus, -a, -um
favorable (to the Sequani, that is)
About this deck
By: Abby Schuliger
Created: 2011-09-24
Size: 41 flashcards
Views: 6
Created: 2011-09-24
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