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scientia -ae (f)
knowledge
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adulescentia -ae (f)
youth
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eventus -us (m)
issue, end, catastrophe
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senectus, -tutis (f)
old age
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propior, propius
nearer, more closely affecting
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igitur (postpos conj)
thereofre
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superior, -ius
- comp of supers, a, um
- Here: prior, former, earlier
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tum (adv)
then, at that time
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floreo, florere, florui xx
prosper
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trans +acc
across, beyond
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ignominia, -ae (f)
disgrace
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esse moriendum
- Lit: 'that it had to be died by him'
- Transl: 'that he had to die'
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causus agere
to plead cases
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compono (vb)
compose, arrange
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epigramma -atis (m)
an epigram
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grammaticus -i (m)
grammarian
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astrologus, -i (m)
astronomer
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pila -ae (f)
ball, a ball-game
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ardelio, -onis (m)
busybody
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matrona -ae (f)
a married woman
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potens, potentis
powerful
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nefas (n) (undecl)
unlawful
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numerus -i (n)
here: calculation
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seu...seu (conj)
whether...or
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tribuo, tribere, tribui, tributus
assign
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debilito (1)
weaken, break
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pumex, -icis (m)
(porous) rock
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reseco, -are, -secui, -sectus
remove
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carpo, -ere, carpsi, carptus
pluck, take advantage of
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credulus, -a, -um (+dat)
trusting (in)
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posterus -a -um
- future
- (Here: used as a neuter noun)
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