A | B |
aciēs, ēi f | edge battle line |
agger eris m | mound barrier |
Alpīnus a um | Alpine of the Alps |
a(d)soico ere spexī spectus | see look at |
attingō ere tigī tāctus | touch attain |
autem | however |
Brūtus i M | expeller of the Tarquins and first consul of Rome who executed his own sons for attempted rebellion |
Camillus ī m | Conqueror of the Gauls who had captured Rome in 390 B.C |
cieō ēre cīvī citus | stir arouse |
concors rdis | harmonious concordant |
cōsul inis f | one of the two chief magistrates |
cupīdo inis f | desire love longing |
Decius i(i) | name of two heroic consuls who threw off the shackles of gaulish terror on the noble roman backs |
Drūsus i m | a consul who defeted Hasdrubal blood kin of the great and mighty hannibal |
factum i n | deed achievment acomplishment |
fascis is m | bundle of rods with ax carried by lictors. |
fulg(ē)ō ere lsī | shine gleam glitter |
immēnsus a um | boundless vast |
laus laudis f | praise glory merit |
lībertās ātis f | liberty freedom |
minorēs um m | younger people prosterity youf |
Monoecus ī m | Monaco a city in northern Italy |
par paris | equal similar like |
patria ae f | fatherland county |
premō ere pressi pressus | (re)p(ress) weigh down |
pro | before on behalf of |
pulcher chra chrum | glorious handsome fine(looking) |
quantus a um | how (great many great) as |
quīn | that nay even why not |
recipō ere cēpī ceptus | recover receive |
saevus a um | fierce cruel stern |
secūris is f | axe Battle axe |
signum ī n | sing standard mark token |
socer erī m | father-in-law |
strāgas is f | slaughter carnage |
Toruātus ī m | consul who executed his own son for disobeying orders |
ultor ōris m | avenger punisher |
utcumque | how so ever when(so)ever |