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rectum -I (n)
good, uprightness
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inicio -cere injeci injectus
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fastigium -I (n)
peak, top
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censura ae (f)
oversight, judgement
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supervacuus a um
redundant, unnecessary
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libet libere libuit libitus
it pleases
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castus a um
virtuous, pure
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gulam ac ventrem
food and drink
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magno inceptu
great intentions
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reduco cere duxi ductus
lead back
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coeptus us (m)
undertakings
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oblectamentum -I (n)
pleasure
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cogentia (pres pt of cogo (1)
drive together, collect
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farcio farcire farsi fartus
gorge oneself
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balneum -I (n)
bath, bathing
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decoquo ere coxi coctus
boil, melt away
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exinanio -ire -ivi -itus
drain, empty
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inutile simul delicatum
useless and effeminate
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redeo ire ivi itus
revert, return
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proicio proicere proieci proiectus
abandon
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proximiorem
nearest, next
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integer gra
untouched, entire
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frugalitas tatis (f)
economy
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istic (adv)
in this affair
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instinctus a um
roused, fired up
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affirmo (1)
I assert, confirm
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incido ere cidi casus
fall into, happen
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removeo ere movi motus
move back, remove
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superstitio, superstitionis (f)
belief
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calumnia -ae (f)
accusation, persecution
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tirunculus -I (m)
young beginner
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ad praeceptores
to their teachers
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propositum -I (n)
intention, plan
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discentium (pres pt from disco)
of those learning
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praecipientum (pres pt from praecipio)
of those teaching
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