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Caesar Phrases 1

Beginning Latin

QuestionAnswer
Sibi quemque each one for himself
Omnino Altogether, entirely
Vix barely, scarcely, with difficulty
Perpauci very few
Nuper recently
Veri simile probable, like the truth
Pro viso as seen, for that which was seen
Id si fieret if this should be done
Repentino suddenly
Ad eas res conficiendas to accomplish this
Cum ea ita sint although this was the case
In praesentia for the present
Animum advertere observe, notice
Demum at last, at length
Quin etiam moreover
Suo sumptu at his own expense
Illa esse vera that those things were true
Quod is quid now/even if anything
Pedem referre to retreat
Agmen claudere to bring up the rear
Secundum ea in addition to these things
Paulatim little by little, gradually
Quam ob rem therefore: why, why?
Quid agamus? what are we to do?
Dicto audiens/audientes obedient to (his) order
Ultro citroque back and forth
Quod cum fieret while this was being done
Nihilo minus nevertheless
Uti dictum est as has been said
Potestatem facere to grant the opportunity; to give a chance
Fas est It is proper (by divine law)
Quae res and this circumstance
Ita ut/uti just as
Ut...ita as before...so now
Ad diem promptly, at the appointed time
Id fieri posse this could be done
Created by: Hamilcar
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