Cicero: Pro Archia Poeta Oration ch. 1
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- ingenium, ~u
- n., natural ability, talent.
- iudex, iudicis
- m., one appointed to decide a case, a juror.
- sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus
- to realize, to percieve.
- exiguus, ~a, ~um
- small, scanty, slight, insignificant.
- exercitatio, exercitationis
- f., practice, experience.
- infitior, infitiari, infitiatus
- to deny.
- mediocriter
- (adv.) somewhat, to a moderate extent, moderately.
- verso, ~are, ~avi, ~atus
- to turn (pass.: to be engaged in).
- ratio, rationis
- f., (w. gen.) a methodology, strategy, or system; a professional ethic directing one's actions; course, curriculum (of study).
- ars, artis
- f., art, skill; (pl.) cultural pursuits, liberal studies.
- studium, ~i
- n., (w. gen.) study (of something); intellectual pursuit.
- disciplina, ~ae
- f., formal instruction, training.
- proficiscor, proficisci, profectus
- to set forth, derive (from a source, etc.).
- confiteor, confiteri, confessus
- to confess, admit.
- aetas, aetatis
- f., the span of one's life; a lifetime.
- abhorreo, abhorrere, abhorrui
- to be adverse to (w. a + abl.).
- fructus, ~us
- m., profit, benefit, reward.
- repeto, repetere, repetivi (~ii), repetitus
- to seek in return; to trace, search for.
- prope
- (adv.) almost, nearly, all but.
- ius, iuris
- n., (w. poss. adj.) one's right, what one is entitled to.
- debeo, debere, debui, debitus
- (w. inf.) to be under obligation (to do something).
- quoad
- (interrog. and rel. adv) as far as.
- mens, mentis
- f., the mind.
- respicio, respicere, respexi, respectus
- to look back on.
- spatium, ~i
- n., a period, interval.
- praeteritus, ~a, ~um
- past, bygone, former.
- puerita, ~ae
- f., childhood.
- recordor, recordari, recordatus
- to call to mind, recall.
- princeps, principis
- first in time, earliest; most important.
- suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus
- to undertake.
- ingredior, ingredi, ingressus
- to begin, embark.
- exsto, exstare, exstiti
- to emerge, stand out, exisist (in a given manner or capacity).
- hortatus, ~us
- m., encouragement.
- praeceptum, ~i
- n., instruction, precept.
- conformo, ~are, ~avi, ~atus
- to train, shape, mold.
- aliquando
- (adv.) occasionally, at some time; from time to time.
- salus, salutis
- f., a means of deliverance (usu. judicial); security.
- accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus
- to take, recieve.
- opitulor, opitulari, opitulatus
- (w. dat.) to give help (to).
- servo, ~are, ~avi, ~atus
- to defend (esp. in court).
- profecto
- (adv.) surely, certainly.
- quantum
- (interrog. and rel. adv) to what extent, to the extent to which.
- situs, ~a, ~um
- placed or lying in one's control or power.
- ops, opis
- f., aid, assistance.
- fero, ferre, tuli, latus
- to convey, bestow; to bear, endure.
- vel
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(adv.) or.
(conj.) even. - aliqius, aliquid
- (indef. pron., adj.) someone, anyone; some, any.
- tempus, temporis
- n., time, a moment or period, etc.
- omnis, ~e
- (sing.) each, every; (pl.) all.
- primus, ~a, ~um
- superl. adj.) first, the first part (of gen.); in primis: especially; first and foremost.
- nam
- (explanatory participle) for.
- longissime
- (superl. adv.) very long, far, etc.
- memoria, ~ae
- f., memory.
- ultimus, ~a, ~um
- remotest in time, earliest.
- inde
- (adv.) from that time or place, thence; then, next.
- usque
- (adv.) as far as; ever; continually.
- vox, vocis
- f., voice.
- ceterus, ~a, ~um
- other, the rest or remaining.
- alius, ~a, ~ud
- another, other, else.
- ipse, ~a, ~um
- himself/herself, itself; (pl.) themselves.