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Fabulae Romanae Chapter 20 Vocabulary
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| diripio, diripere, diripui, direptum | to tear apart, pillage, ravage |
| tectum, -I (n.) | roof, house |
| obsidio, obsidionis (f.) | siege, blockade |
| frumentum, -I (n.) | grain |
| fortuna, -ae (f.) | fate, luck |
| Camillus, -I (m.) | Marcus Furius Camillus |
| imperator, imperatoris (m.) | general, commander |
| Ardeates, Ardeatum (m. pl.) | inhabitants of Ardea |
| solutos somno | "released by sleep" (sleeping deeply) |
| trucido (1.) | to slay, slaughter, massacre |
| voluntarii, -orum (m.pl) | volunteers |
| Latium, -I (n.) | Latium (district in west-central Italy, in which Rome was situated) |
| Omnibus placuit | "It seemed good to all |
| sublevo (1) | to lift up, support |
| cortex, corticis (m) | bark of a tree, bar of the cork tree, a piece of cork used as a float |
| secundo | "favorable" or "second" |
| fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum | to trick, deceive, escape the notice |
| egregius, -a, -um | distinguished, exceptional |
| praemitto, -ere, -issi, isum | to send out in advance, send out ahead |
| in summum montem | on top of the mountain |
| anser, anseris | goose |
| clangor, clangoris | clang, din, noise |
| crepitus,-us | noise, clatter, rustle |
| saxum | rock |
| propello, -ere, propuli, propulsum | to drive away, repel |
| praeceps, praecipitis | headfirst, downhill |
| paciscor, pacisci (3), pactus sum | to make an arrangement, arrange |
| pondus, ponderis (n.) | burden, weight |
| iniquus, a,um | unfair, unfavorable, too grear |
| vae | (interjection), woe, woe to (+dat.) |
| perficio, perficere (3), perfeci, perfectum | to finish, complete |
| summoveo, summovere (2), summovi, summotum | to remove, expel, baqnish |
| pactio, pactionis f. | pact, agreement |
| denutio (1) | to declare, order, warn someone (dat.) to so something (ut + subjunctive) |
| ius gentium | international law, the law of the nations |
| nego(1) | to refuse, deny, say |
| perfugio, -ere, perfugi, perfugitum | to flee to |
| arcem | the Citadel |
| conferro, -ere, contuli, collatum | to bring together, collect |
| se conferre | to bring oneself, go |
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