| A | B |
|---|
| comparo, -are, comparaui, comparatum | to prepare, acquire, raise (an army) |
| immineo, -ere, imminui (+ dat.) | to overhang, threaten |
| cogo, -ere, coegi, coactum | to compel |
| praecido, -ere, praecidi, praecisum | to cut off |
| corripio, -ere, corripui, correptum | to seize, steal |
| praeficio, -ere, praefeci, praefectum (+ acc. and dat.) | to put X in command of Y |
| praesum, praeesse, praefui (+ dat.) | to be in command of |
| denique | finally |
| interea | meanwhile |
| copiae, -arum (f. pl.) | forces |
| inimicus, -i (m) | enemy |
| legatus, -i (m) | envoy, deputy, commander |
| nuntius, -i (m) | message, messanger |
| bona, -orum (n. pl.) | goods, property |
| ferrum, -i (n) | iron, steel, sword |
| foedus, foederis (n) | treaty |
| dux, ducis (m/f) | leader |
| atque | and |
| ac | and |
| coniungo, -ere, coniunxi, coniunctum | to join |
| expello, -ere, expuli, expulsum | to drive out |
| opprimo, -ere, oppressi, oppressum | to oppress, overpower |
| annus, -i (m) | year |
| exemplum, -i (n) | example |
| officium, -i (n) | duty |
| caedes, caedis (f) | slaughter, murder |
| commoueo, -ere, commoui, commotus | to move deeply |
| obeo, obire, obii, obitum | to go to meet |
| aduersus, -a, -um | adverse, contrary |
| patria, -ae (f) | fatherland |
| penitus | deeply |
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