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ventum est

A

“it was come”–they came

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diēbus circiter quīnque, quibus

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“within about fifteen days, during which”

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repentīnus, -a, -um

A

sudden, unexpected, hasty

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tumultus, tumultūs (m.)

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uproar, confusion, tumult, uprising, insurrection

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orior, orīrī, ortus sum

A

to arise, spring forth

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praestō

A

at hand, ready (praesto sum–to meet)

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concitō (1)

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to stir up, rouse, incite

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lignātor, lignātōris (m.)

A

wood gatherer

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vāllum, vāllī (n.)

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wall, entrenchment, earthworks

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conclāmō (1)

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to shout out, yell

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Hispānīs equitibus ēmissīs

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“after the Spanish cavalry were sent out?

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suōs (in context)

A

their men

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minuō, minuere, minuī, minūtum

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to lessen, impair, diminish, settle

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mōs, mōris (m.)

A

manner, custom, practice

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colloquium, colloquiī (n.)

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conference

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familiaris, -e–as noun

A

friend

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missū Caesaris

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“sent by Caesar”

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apud quōs

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“in the presence of these men”

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ad hunc modum

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“in this way”

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ventitō (1)–frequentative verb

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to come and go (frequently)

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stīpendium, -ī (n.)

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tax, tribute

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prō Caesaris in sē beneficiīs

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“in respect of the benefits bestowed by Caesar on himself (i.e., Ambiorix)

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obses, obsidis (m. or f.)

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hostage, pledge, security

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catēna, -ae (f.)

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chain

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coāctus, coāctūs (m.)

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compulsion

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sua. . . imperia

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“his commands”

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eiusmodī

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of this kind

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minus. . . iūris

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“less (of) authority” [partitive gentitive

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porrō

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furthermore, farther on

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adeō

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to such an extent, so much, so very; in fact

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probō (1)

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approve, demonstrate

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imperītus, -a, -um

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inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant

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quā (in context)

A

“any”

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praesertim

A

especially, particularly

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inīre cōnsilium

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“to form a plan”

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quoniam

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since, inasmuch as, because, whereas

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pietās, pietātis (f.)

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loyalty, devotion

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“conductam”

A

“hired”

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hospitium, -ī (n.)

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the reciprocal relationship that exists between a host and a guest, friendship, hospitality

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biduum, -ī (n.)

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period of two days

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ipsōrum [Rōmānōrum] esse cōnsilium

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“the most advisable plan is up to them”

“the most advisable plan is theirs to decide”

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priusquam

A

sooner than, before, until

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dēdūcō

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to lead down, bring, conduct

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ēdūcō

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to lead out, to lead forth; to draw (a sword)

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adsum, adesse, adfuī, –

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to be near, to be present, to be at hand

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quīnquāgintā

A

50

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absum, abesse, āfuī, –

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to be away, to be distant, to be lacking

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paulō

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a little, somewhat, slightly

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amplius (adv.)

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more, farther

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tūtus, -a, -um

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safe, protected, secure

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polliceor, pollicērī, pollicitus sum

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to promise, to offer

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iūs iūrandum (n.)

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oath

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cōnfirmō (1)

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to establish, to strengthen, to encourage, to console, to declare

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cōnsulō, -sulere, suluī, sultum

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to take counsel, consult, consider

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cōnsulō + dative

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to take counsel for, to consider the interests of, to take care for

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grātiās agere

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to thank

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grātiam referre

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to return a favor

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meritum, -ī (n.)

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service, merit, favor, kindness, benefit

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levō (1)

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to lighten, ease, relieve

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sentiō, sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsum

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to perceive, to be aware of, to notice, to experience, to undergo, to realize, to know, to decide, to judge, to sanction, to adhere to