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Chapter 29 vocabulary

vestis

vestis f. clothing

fumus

fumi m. smoke

libertus

liberti m. freedman

adstantes

adstantium m. bystanders

finis

finis m. end, boundary

mendicus

mendici m. beggar

elegantissimus

elegantissima elegantissimum most elegant, very elegant

rixa

rixae f. quarrel

celerrimus

celerrima celerrimum fastest, very fast

eripio

eripere eripui ereptus take from

concurso

concursare concursavi concursaturus to run about

aufugio

aufugere aufugi to run away, escape

recumbo

recumbere recubui to recline, lie down

delecto

delectare delectavi delectatus to delight, amuse

ipsius

of himself, of herself of itself

a servis ferebantur

were being carried by slaves

summa celeritate

with greatest speed

portatur

is (being) carried