Cicero Pro Caelio: ch. 9-12
quoad
in so far as
togam virilem
the toga of manhood
continuo adv.
at once, immediately
deduco, ducere, duxi, ductum
to bring to
catissima
most upright
artibus honestissimis
most honorable practices
erudio, ire
to educate
defensio, onis f.
a warding off, defense
do, dare, dedi, datus sum
to offer, give; to cause, bring about
pudor, oris m.
shame, decency, modesty
munitio, onis f.
a fortifying, building up
disciplina, ae f.
education
diligentia adj.
arduous, dutiful
abhorrere, ere
to be above, be free from
nequam
worthless
amicus, i
supporters, political adherents
sua sponte
on its own
infestum, us, a
endangered, threatened
advocatus
a supporter in court
debeo, debere, ui, itum
to owe
accepto, are
to receive
studeo, ere, ui
to be eager, earnest; strive after
improbo, are
to disapprove
nimium (substantive)
much, a great deal
tempus, oris n.
division, section
adsiduus, a, um
continuously, in one place
nova, are
to come to know, to make new, renew
dienceps adv.
one after another, successively
accedo, -cedere, cessi, cessum
to go to, approach, come near
recedo, recedere, cessi, cessum
to bo back, draw back, recede, retreat, retire
verso, are
to be involved with**, to turn about often
infamia, ae f.
bad reputation, notoriety, disgrace
cohibendum bracchium toga
for keeping the arm restrained by the toga
constitutus
set aside
utor, uti, usus sum
to engage in, practice
campestri
in the Campus Martius
tunicati
wearing tunics
merere stipendia
to draw military pay
castrensis
involving the camp
ratio, onis f.
practice, procedure
castimonia, ae f.
clean living, purity
quoquo modo
in whatever way
infamiam veram
justifiable scandal; disgrace
praesto, stare, stiti, stitum
show, exhibit
nemo loquebatur
no one spoke ill of
igitur adv.
then, therefore
ergo
because of, consequently
olim adv
at that time, then
tum etiam
not only
domesticus, a, um
domestic
integer, integra, grum ad.
untouched**, complete, whole, entire
inviolatus, a, um
uninjured, unhurt
fama
public opinion
pudicitia, ae f.
modesty, chastity, virtue
utebatur
he enjoyed the friendship of
et quidem
yes, but
deditum esse
be devoted to
inlecebra, ae f.
allurements, enticements
stimuli
goods
monstrum, i n.
an omen, portent or sign, a monster
studiis
of nature, natural
conflo, conflare
blow, melt down, cast
permultus, a, um
s. very much, pl. many
signo, are
to mark, put a mark upon, inscribe
exprimo, primere, pressi, pressum
to press/force out
adumbratio, onis f.
a sketch
industria, ae f.
industry, diligence
flago, are
to blaze, burn, glow, flame
bitium, i n.
a fault, defect
vigeo, ere
to be vigorous, thrive, flourish
studium, i n.
zeal, eagerness, fondness
