Chapter 47 vocabulary

negotiosus

negotiosa negotiosum busy

pro certo habere

to be sure

munera

munerum n. pl. games

spero

sperare speravi speratus to hope

constat

it is agreed

epigramma a short and clever poem or saying "Little strokes/Fell great oaks." - Benjamin Franklin "Here's my wife: here let her lie! Now she's at rest-and so am I." - John Dryden "I mean the opposite of what I say./You've got it now? No, it's the other way." - Bruce Bennett, "Ironist“ "To be safe on the Fourth/Don't buy a fifth on the third." - James H. Muehlbauer

epigrammatis n. epigram

imperator

imperatoris m. commander, emperor

mavult

s/he prefers

contineo

continere continui contentus to confine, hold

malo

malle malui to prefer

quo maior... eo plus

the greater... the more

mature

early