acie's, acie'i', F (5th declension)

battle-line

aequus, a, um

equal

agmen, agminis, N

army

augeo', e're, auxi', auctum

"to increase"

brevis, breve

"brief"

castra', castro'rum, N, pl

"camp"

cogo', ere, coe'gi', coactum

"to collect"

cohors, cohortis, F

"cohort, or one tenth of a legion"

consilium

concilium, concilii', N

"assembly, meeting, council"

confirmo' (reg 1)

to strengthen

convenio', i're, conve'ni', conventum

"to assemble"

creber, crebra, crebrum

"frequent, numerous"

eques

eques, equitis, M

horseman (pl = cavalry)

equita'tus, equita'tu's, M

cavalry

exercitus

exercitus, exercitu's, M

army

existimo' (reg 1)

to think

finitiumus, a, um

neighboring

hiems, hiemis, F

winter

iniquus, a, um

unfavorable

initium, initii', N

beginning

adverb

"meanwhile"

legatio'

legatio', legatio'nis, F

embassy

legio'

legio', legio'nis, F

legion

nondum (adverb)

not yet

obses, obsidis, M or F

hostage

palu's, palu'dis, F

marsh, swamp

paulum (adverb)

a little

pecus

pecus, pecoris, N

flock, herd, cattle

pedita'tus, pedita'tu's, M

infantry

pons, pontis, M

bridge

postea' (adv)

afterwards

praeda, praedae, F

plunder, spoil

praesertim (adv)

"especially"

praesisium, praesidii', N

protection, help, guard

praesto', sta're, stiti', stitum

"to show"

praeter (prep + acc)

except

proelium, proelii', N

battle

propinquita's, propinquita'tis, F

neighborhood, proximity

propinquus, a, um

near

quoque (conj)

also, too

rursus (adv)

again

silva, ae, F

wood, forest

sollicito' (reg 1)

to incite, stir up

subito' (adv)

suddenly

tollo', tollere, sustuli', subla'tum

to raise, take away, remove