dfimigra, -&re, -Svl, -atum, to

migrate, remove.
saepi5, -Ire, -si, -turn, to hedge

in, fortify, guard.
praesidium, -I, n., a protection,

guard, garrison.
pars, partis, f., apart.
marus, -I, m.,a wall.
obioi5, -ere, -i6cl, -iectum, to

throw before, set against, use as

a defense.
tueor,-6rI,-ttLtu8 sum, to guard,

defend.
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pons, pontis, m., a bridge.
sublicius, -a, -um, adj., resting
upon piles, sublician.
iter, itineris, n., a way, march,
journey.
paene, adv., almost, nearly.
nisi, conj., if not, unless, except.
cognomen, -minis, n., a sur-
nam£, name.
&mitto, -ere, -mlsl, -missum,
to lose, send away.
eztr6mus, -a, -um, adj., outer-
most, farthest, farthest part of.
occupo, -are, -Svl, -Stum, to
take possession of, seize, occupy.
aci6s, -61, f ., a sharp point, edge,
line of battle.
sustine5, -fire, -ul, -tentum, to
sustain, hold in check, with-
stand.
donee, conj., as long as, until.
tergum, I, n., the back, rear.
interrump5, -ere, -riipl, -rup-
tum, to break apart, to break
in pieces.
audtoia, -ae, f., boldness, rash-
ness, audacity.
obstupefaoid, -ere, -f6ci, -fac-
tum, to astonish, amaze, stu-
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rescindd, -ere, -scidl, -scis-

8um, to cut off, cut down, break

down,
desilio -Ire, -ul, -sultum, to

leap down,
teium, -I, n., a missile, weapon.
Buperincidd, -ere, , ,

to fall from above, fall upon,
incolumis, -e, adj., unimpaired^

unharmed, safe,
tr3n5, -nSLre, -nfivl, , to

swim over, swim across.
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grfitus, -a, -um, adj., accept-
able, pleasing, thankful, grate-
ful,

ergft, prep., towards,

virtus, -fLtis, f ., manliness, cour-
age, virtue.
clvitfis, -tatis, f ., the state.
pflbliofi, adv., publicly, in behalf
of the state.
