Annus Novus
IVLIANVS II: Imperium, caput II · 671 words
- IVerba
- IILege
- IIIPēnsum
- IVGrammatica
Verba
The new words of this chapter, as the book glosses them. Keep them, and they come back for review just before you would forget them.
- prōmissum solvōquod prōmīsī, faciō
- ex quōex eō tempore quō
- contexō -ere, -textusin ūnum nectō
- illūstris -eclārus, īnsignis
- hībernō -ārehiemem agō
- sequestrō -āresēpōnō, in dēpositum dō
- administrō -ārecūrō, gerō
- sarcina -ae (f)onus quod portātur
- praegravō -ārenimis premō
- patrimōnium -ī (n)bona ā patre relicta
- dēviō -āredē viā discēdō
- iūrgium -ī (n)līs, contrōversia
- dirimō -eredīiūdicō, fīniō
- indēclīnābilis -equī flectī nōn potest
- distinctor -ōris (m)quī inter rēs distinguit
- susurrus -ī (m)vōx quiētissima
- licet (+ subi.)quamquam
- fūrtum -ī (n)crīmen fūris
- accūsātor -ōris (m)quī crīmen obicit
- īnfitiātiō -ōnis (f)omnium negātiō
- convincō -eredocumentīs vincō
- inopia -ae (f)nūlla cōpia, egestās
- extemporālis -esine praeparātiōne factus
- reus -ī (m)quī accūsātur
- damnō -ārenocentem prōnūntiō
- absolvō -ere, -solūtusinnocentem prōnūntiō
- speculum -ī (n)in quō imāginem vidēs
- regula -ae (f)norma, lēx generālis
- operōsus -a -umplēnus labōris
- ōtium -ī (n)tempus sine labōre
- prōvideō -ēreante videō, praeparō
- tener -era -erummollis, nōndum firmus
- paciscor -ī, pactusfoedus faciō
- quantī sintquam multum valeant
Lege
Read the chapter. The glosses stand in the margin; point at any other word for its meaning.
Pēnsum
Grammatica
Ablative absolute
sequestrātīs sollicitūdinibus
A noun and a participle both in the ablative, standing apart from the main clause, express the circumstances of the action: here 'with worries set aside'. The text also uses it in admissīs volentibus ('with those willing being admitted').
Allen & Greenough § 419 →