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Cicero de officiis lines 213 - 360
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| verecundia-ae | respect, reverence, modesty, propriety |
| ornatus | embellishment |
| temperantia-ae | self-control, restraint, avoidance of excess |
| sedatio-ionis | an allaying, a soothing |
| decorum | propriety, decorum; that which is fitting |
| vis | force, essence |
| modus-i | moderation, way, manner, rule, method |
| queo-ire | be able |
| dissero-ere | discuss |
| turpia-ae | ugly, shameful, base, foul |
| deliro (1) | be mad, rave |
| indecorus-a-um | improper |
| viriliter | manfully, couragously |
| huc et illuc | here and there, in one direction and another |
| temeritas-tatis | rashness, recklessness |
| obtempero (1) | obey, submit (to) |
| probabilis-e | commendable, acceptable |
| descriptio-ionis | definition |
| oboedio-ire | listen to, obey |
| fere | generally, nearly |
| pigritia-ae | laziness, indolence |
| ignavia-ae | listlessness |
| luceo (2) | be light, shine; be clear |
| appetitus-us | appetite, desire |
| evagor (1) | wander, spread |
| gestio-ire | exult, be excited |
| careo (2) | be free from |
| libido-inis | desire, lust |
| propter prep. | on account of |
| status-us | state (of mind), attitude |
| forma-ae | outline, description |
| contraho-ere | contract, control |
| temere adv. | rashly |
| fortuito adv. | by chance |
| postulo (1) | demqand, require, request |
| liberalis-e | gentlemanly; befitting a free man, generous |
| species-ei | appearance |
| decus | propriety |
| praestans-ntis | excellent, important |
| accomodatus-a-um | adapted, fit, suitable |
| frango-ere, fregi, fractus | break |
| angustus-a-um | narrow |
| praesto-are-stiti-stitum | show |
| conferro-ferre-tuli-latum | devote |
| magnificus-a-um | great, fine, ,splendid; sumptuous |
| aegritudo-tudinis f. | sickness |
| quaecumque, quicumque | whoever, whatever |
| tutela-ae | protections, guardianship |
| commodum-i | convenience, advantage |
| procuratio-ionis | administration |
| perniciosus-a-um | destructive, dangerous |
| pestifer-is | destructive, injurious |
| principatus-us | rule, leadership |
| consector (1) | pursue, strive after |
| consulo (1) | deliberate, consult; look out for the interest of |
| adhaereo (2) | stick to, cling to |
| offendo-ere-di-sus | offend, suffer grief |
| oppeto-ere-ivi-itum | encounter |
| prosperus-a-um | prosperous, fortunate |
| superbia-ae | pride, insolence |
| fastidium-i | haughtiness, disdain |
| levitas-tatis | (a sign of) weakness |
| secundus-a-um | favorable, second, following |
| aequabilitas-tatis | equability, serenity |
| magnopere adv. | greatly, earnestly |
| utilitas-tatis | advantage, expediency |
| opinio-ionis | thought, expectation |
| proficio-ere-feci-fectus | gain, accomplish |
| incontinenter | immoderately, intemperately |
| libidinose | lustfully; willfully, arbitrarily |
| discedo-ere-cessi-cessus | go apart; open up |
| imber-bris | violent rain, storm |
| hiatus-us | opening, cleft |
| aeneus-a-um | bronze |
| latus-eris | side |
| foris (fores) | door (folding doors) |
| invisitatus-a-um | not seen, unusual |
| induo-ere-dui-dutum | put on |
| se...recepit | took himself, he went |
| pala-ae | mounted gem |
| rursus | again |
| stuprum intulit (+dat) | seduce |
| adiutrix-cis | assistant, accomplice |
| interimo-ere-emi-emptum | take away, destroy; kill |
| exorior-iri, exortus | arise, rise; emerge as |
| praefero-ferre-tuli-latus | make known |
| fingo-ere-finxi-fictus | mold, fashion, imagine |
| commenticius-a-um | invented, fictitious |
| quisnam, quidnam | interog. pron. who/what in the world |
| adhibeo (2) | hold to, apply, employ, show |
| expedio-ire | let loose, set free, be profitable |
| incido-ere-cidi-cisus | happen, occur |
| cognatio-ionis | family, kindred |
| omitto-ere-misi-missus | let go, pass over, omit |
| adsequor-i-secutus | overtake, reach, gain, attain |
| pietas-tatis | loyalty, devotion |
| humanitas-tatis | kindness, courtesy, refinement, culture |
| idoneus-a-um | suitable, fit, proper |
| sane adv. | obviously |
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