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    CAPITVLVM TRICESIMVM TERTIVM

    Vocābula Disposita/Ōrdināta
    Nōmina properāre hasten, hurry
    Dēclīnātiō I (f.) vulnerāre wound
    rīpa, ‑ae riverbank Coniugātio in –ē (ēre, -ī/-uī, -um/-itum)
    Dēclīnātiō II studēre, studuī (+ dat.) devote oneself to
    gaudium, ‑ī joy Coniugātio in consonans
    lēgātus, ‑ī envoy, delegate ad-iungere, adiūnxī, adiūnctum add to, join
    legiōnārius, ‑ī legionary caedere, cecīdī, caesum beat, fell, kill
    proelium, ‑ī battle cōgere, coēgī, coāctum compel, force
    stipendium, ‑ī salary ef-fundere, -fūdī, fūsum pour out
    studium, ‑ī interest, study ē-rumpere, -rūpī, -ruptum break out
    Dēclīnātiō III ex-currere, -cucurrī o -currī, -cursum run out,
    aetās, aetātis ( f.) age rush out
    agmen, agminis (n.) army on the march, file īn-struere, -strūxī, -strūctum draw up, arrange
    amnis, amnis (m.) river prō-currere, -cucurrī o -currī, -cursum run
    caedēs, caedis ( f.) slaughter forward, charge
    cohors, cohortis ( f.) cohort prō-gredī, -gressum go forward, advance
    ēnsis, ēnsis (m.) sword Coniugātio in –ī (-īre, -īvi (ii), -ītum)
    imperātor, imperātōris (m.) general, emperor mūnīre, mūnīvī, mūnītum fortify
    legiō, ‑ōnis ( f.) legion Verba anōmala
    ōrdō, ōrdinis ( f.) order fore = futurum esse
    pāx, pācis ( f.) peace trānsferre, -tulī, -lātum transfer, transport
    ratis, ratis ( f.) raft (trānseō) trānsīre, trānsīvī cross, pass
    valētūdō, valētūdinis ( f.) health Adiectīva II, I, II
    virtūs, virtūtis ( f.) virtue arduus, ‑a, ‑um steep
    vulnus, vulneris (n.) wound dēnī, ‑ae, ‑a ten at a time
    Dēclīnātiō V dīrus, ‑a, ‑um dreadful
    aciēs, ‑ēī line of battle horrendus, ‑a, ‑um dreadful
    Verba idōneus, ‑a, ‑um suitable
    Coniugātio in –ā (-āre, -āvi, -ātum) ōtiōsus, ‑a, ‑um leisured, idle
    circum-dare, -dedī, -datum surround posterus, ‑a, ‑um next, following
    commemorāre, mention prīvātus, ‑a, ‑um private
    convocāre call together pūblicus, ‑a, ‑um public
    cōpulāre join, connect quaternī, ‑ae, ‑a four at a time
    dēsīderāre long for, miss quīnī, ‑ae, ‑a five at a time
    fatīgāre tire out, weary rīdiculus, ‑a, ‑um laughable, funny
    hortārī, hortātum encourage, urge sēnī, ‑ae, ‑a six at a time
    praestāre, -stitī furnish, fulfill trīnī, ‑ae, ‑a three at a time
    ūnī, ‑ae, ‑a one at a time
    Adiectīva III
    citerior, citerius nearer
    incolumis, ‑e unharmed, safe
    mīlitāris, ‑e military
    ulterior, ulterius farther, more distant
    Adverbia
    diūtius longer (comp. of diū)
    etenim and indeed, for
    ferē about, almost
    praecipuē especially
    prīdiē the day before
    quamdiū how long, as long as
    tamdiū so long, as long
    Praepositiōnēs
    citrā (prp. + acc.) on this side
    secundum (prp. + acc.) along
    ultrā (prp. + acc.) on that (the far) side
    Prōnōmina
    plērīque, plēraeque, plēraque most

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