# Oxford Latin Course, Part 2 - Chapter 27
# by Maurice Balme and James Morwood, ISBN 978-0-19-521551-9
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
vexō, vexāre, vexāvī : I worry, annoy
augeō, augēre, auxī : I increase
accendō, accendere, accendī : I set fire to
colligō, colligere, collēgī : I collect, gather
ruō, ruere, ruī : I rush
benignus, -a, -um : kind
plēnus, -a, -um : full (of)
scelestus, -a, -um : wicked, criminal
ūllus, -a, -um : any
cīvīlis, cīvīle : of citizens, civil
prūdēns, prūdentis : prudent, sensible, wise
philosophia, -ae, f. : philosophy
exitium, -ī, n. : destruction
imperium Rōmānum, n. : the Roman empire
ōtium, -ī, n. : leisure
orbis, orbis, m. : circle, globe
orbis terrārum : the globe, the world
potestās, potestātis, f. : power
portus, portūs, m. : port
crās : tomorrow
ergō : and so
māne : early (in the morning)
dēmīsit : lowered
operuit : covered
furunt : are running mad
clausa : shut
pulsāvit : knocked on
fenestram : window
redintegrāta : renewed
doctus : learned
scholās habet : gives lectures
ērudītiōne : learning
Ostia : Ostia, the port of Rome
sēra hōra : late
caupōnā : inn
horrea : granaries
catēnīs vīnctī : bound with chains
secundum : along
idōneam : suitable
nāvigātūra : about to sail
viātiucm modicum : a modest fare
turbulentam : wild
ter : three times
trucīdant : they are murdering
prōdigia : portents
magnī fēcī : I have valued much
laeina : a lioness
ut : as, so
peperit : has given birth
sanguine : with blood
praedīcunt : foretell
vītāre : to avoid
dēcernunt : decree
attinent : concern, point to
praedīcit : foretells
exerdēscēns : flaming
ōmina : omens
nihilī faciō : I count for nothing
tē aegrum esse : that you are sick
supplicō : I beg
temporī : in good time
sōlī : alone
fīdus : faithful
propter somnium dīrum : because of a terrible dream
vāna : empty
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