| A | B |
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| egredior. egredi, egressus sum | come forth, depart; march out, exit |
| essedarius | soldier who fought from a two-wheeled chariot |
| altus,-a,-um | high, deep |
| aridus,-a,-um | dry (n.=dry land) |
| telum,-i | weapon, dart, javelin |
| desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum | jump from, dismount |
| expeditus,-a,-um | unimpeded, without baggage, light-armed |
| fluctus,-ūs | flood, wave |
| ignotus,-a,-um | unknown |
| incito (1) | set in motion; excite, urge on; exasperate |
| insuefactus,-a,-um | accustomed, trained |
| membrum,-i | limb (as in arm or leg) |
| onus,oneris | burden; weight |
| progredior, progredi, progressus sum | go forward, advance |
| alacritas,-tatis | enthusiasm, eagerness, excitement |
| imperitus,-a,-um | inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant |
| omnino | altogether, at all |
| imperitus,-a,-um | unskilled, inexperienced, ignorant |
| pedester,-ris,-re | on foot |
| audacter | fearlessly, daringly, rashly |
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