cognosco, -ere, cognovi, cognitus

cognosco, -ere, cognovi, cognitus

to find out, learn; (in perfect tense) to know

essedarius, -ii

essedarius, -ii

chariot-fighter(essedum = war-chariot)

plerumque

plerumque

generally, for the most part

consuesco, -ere, consuevi

consuesco, -ere, consuevi

to become accustomed to

constituo, -ere, constitui, constitutum

constituo, -ere, constitui, constitutum

to set up, establish; to moor (a ship)

impeditus, a, um

impeditus, a, um

hampered, obstructed, blocked(cp. expeditus = unhindered,

unhampered)

onus, oneris n.

onus, oneris n.

burden(cp. opus, operis = work, task,

need)

simul

simul

at the same time

desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum

desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum

to jump down

consisto, -ere, constiti

consisto, -ere, constiti

to come to a stop; to take a stand

aridus, a, um

aridus, a, um

dry

paulum

paulum

a little (adverb)

coicio, coicere, coieci, coiectus

coicio, coicere, coieci, coiectus

to throw(prefixed form of iacio, iacere)

insuefactus, a, um

insuefactus, a, um

accustomed

imperitus, a, um

imperitus, a, um

unskilled in (+ gen.)

alacritas, alacritatis f.

alacritas, alacritatis f.

liveliness, briskness, swiftness

membrum, -i

membrum, -i

limb

studium, studii

studium, studii

zeal, eagerness, pursuit

pedester, pedestris, pedestre

pedester, pedestris, pedestre

pedestrian, on land, infantry