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Verres Part I

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ā/ab (+abl) by (after passive verbs)
abducō, abducere, abduxī, abductus to appropriate, withdraw, remove
acta -ae, f. shore
appellitur (it) is brought to the shore
archipirata -ae, m. pirate chief
artifex, artificis, m. craftsman
Caesetius -ī, m. Casetius
classis -is, f. fleet
cohors, cohortis, f. governor’s retinue
datam esse ‘to have been given’ (perf. passive infinitive)
deformis -is -e ugly
distribuō, distribuere, distribuī, distributus to divide up
ebrius -a -um intoxicated, drunk
eō to that place, thither
erigō, erigere, erēxī to lift up, raise up
exhiberī to be put on display (pres. passive infinitive)
exspectō -are -avī -atus to wait for, await
habitus -a -um held, regarded (passive participle of habeō)
iaceō to lie down, recline
inveniō, invenire, invenī, inventus to find
liberō -are -avī -atus to set free
mitto, mittere, mīsī, missus to send
muliercula -ae, f. woman (with sneering tone)
navis -is, f. ship
nauta -ae, m. sailor
nuntiō -are -avī -atus to announce
P. Publius
percutiō, percutere, percussī, percussus to strike
pirata -ae, m. pirate
portus -ūs, m. harbor
praedō, praedonis, m. robber, pirate
praefectus -ī, m. prefect, captain
refertus -a -um filled
securis -is, f. axe (abl. singular. securī)
semiplenus -a -um half-full, undermanned
supplicium -ī, n. punishment, death penalty
symphoniacus -ī, m. musician
Syracusae -ārum, f. Syracuse (city on Sicily)
Tadius -ī, m. Tadius
vestis -is, f. clothes
videbantur 'they seemed’ (passive of videō)
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