andreafarina/PREMOVE huggingface dataset:
Ea demum velocitas placet, quae ubi
iussa est vestigium sistit nec ultra destinata procurrit flectique et a cursu ad gradum reduci potest
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: procurrit (lemma: procurro; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01821151 go beyond
Quales sunt hostium vel ferarum
caede madentium aut ad caedem euntium aspectus,
qualia poetae inferna monstra finxerunt succincta
serpentibus et igneo flatu, quales ad bella excitanda
discordiamque in populos dividendam pacemque
lacerandam teterrimae inferum exeunt
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exeunt (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
nec aliorum more vitiorum sollicitat animos, sed
abducit et impotentes sui cupidosque vel communis
mali exagitat, nec in ea tantum in quae destinavit,
sed in occurrentia obiter obiter A1: ob iter C. F. W. Mulier.
 furit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrentia (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
Nullam transit aetatem, nullum hominum genus
excipit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transit (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01402214 pass by
quaedam, quia exercitae et vagae
sunt, effugere pigritiam
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugere (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
sine more, sine auspiciis populus ductu
irae suae egressus fortuita raptaque pro armis gessit,

 
deinde magna clade temeritatem audacis irae luit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egressus (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
gaudent feriri et instare ferro et tela
corpore urgere et per suum vulnus exire
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exire (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
quorum
 nihil invenies in irato
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenies (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01562037 come upon after searching; find the location of something that was missed or lost
Numquam tam feliciter in multa discurrenti negotia dies
transit, ut non aut ex homine aut ex re offensa
 nascatur, quae animum in iras paret
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transit (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, through)
Meaning: v#01418612 pass by, as of time
Ita fit, ut frequenter irrita sit eius
voluntas, qui non quae facilia sunt adgreditur, sed
 vult facilia esse quae adgressus est
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adgreditur (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#00781668 set about dealing with
Verb: adgressus (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#00781668 set about dealing with
Ergo actiones nostrae nec parvae sint nec audaces et
improbae, in vicinum spes exeat, nihil conemur,
quod mox adepti quoque successisse miremur,
 Demus operam, ne accipiamus iniuriam, quia
ferre nescimus
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exeat (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01379952 reach a destination, either real or abstract
Cum placidissimo et facillimo et
minime anxio morosoque vivendum est ; sumuntur a
conversantibus mores et ut quaedam in contactos corporis vitia transibunt, ita animus mala sua proximis
 tradit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transibunt (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01834998 spread across or over
Accedit huc, quod
non tantum exemplo melior fit qui cum quietis
hominibus vivit, sed quod causas irascendi non
invenit nec vitium suum exercet
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenit (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01514923 obtain through effort or management
Cum quo, ut aiunt, cenabat in cubiculo lectae
patientiae cliens, sed difficile erat illi in copulam
coniecto rixam eius cum quo cohaerebat effugere
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugere (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
morborum signa praecurrunt
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: praecurrunt (lemma: praecurro; preverb: prae, before)
Meaning: v#01852936 be earlier in time; go back further
Multae nos iniuriae transeant, ex quibus plerasque
non accipit qui nescit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transeant (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, past)
Meaning: v#01402214 pass by
Atheniensium tyrannum, memoriae
proditur, cum multa in crudelitatem eius ebrius
conviva dixisset nec deessent qui vellent manus ei
commodare, et alius hinc alius illinc faces subderent,
placido animo tulisse et hoc irritantibus respondisse,
non magis illi se suscensere quam si quis obligatis
oculis in se incurrisset
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: incurrisset (lemma: incurro; preverb: in, (malefactive), towards)
Meaning: v#00760988 to make a rush at or sudden attack upon, as in battle
interrogatus deinde
ab amico, qui forte intervenerat, quid ageret:
" Exigo," inquit, " poenas ab homine iracundo."
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: intervenerat (lemma: intervenio; preverb: inter, among)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Velut stupens gestum illum saevituri deformem
sapienti viro servabat, oblitus iam servi, quia alium
quem potius castigaret invenerat
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenerat (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01515833 get something or somebody for a specific purpose
Non defuerunt
misero verba, non os concurrit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: concurrit (lemma: concurro; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#00921313 become closed
Quid
expectas, ut te aut hostis aliquis per exitium gentis
tuae vindicet aut rex a longinquo potens advolet ?
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: advolet (lemma: advolo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#L5045492 move rapidly to reach a place, mostly to provide help or assistance
Perierunt omnia, ubi quantum
ira suadet fortuna permittit, nec diu potest quae
multorum malo exercetur potentia stare
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Perierunt (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Dabo tibi ex Aristotelis sinu regem Alexandrum, qui
Clitum carissimum sibi et una educatum inter epulas
transfodit manu quidem sua, parum adulantem et
pigre ex Macedone ac libero in Persicam servitutem
 transeuntem
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transeuntem (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#00266431 change or alter in form, appearance, or nature
Utinam ista saevitia intra peregrina exempla
mansisset nec in Romanos mores cum aliis adventiciis vitiis etiam suppliciorum irarumque barbaria
transisset !
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transisset (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#00082918 go or proceed from one point to another
Quam superba fuerit crudelitas eius ad rem
pertinet scire, quamquam aberrare alicui possimus
videri et in devium exire
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exire (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00530582 turn aside esp. from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing or speaking
sciebat autem innumerabilia esse, quae obicere illi nemo nisi periturus
 auderet
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: periturus (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Liceat ultimum
spiritum trahere, da exiturae animae locum, liceat
 illam non per vulnus emittere !
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exiturae (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Servabantur interim generosae illi aves et instrumenta
epularum camelis vehebantur, cum sortirentur
milites eius, quis male periret, quis peius viveret
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: periret (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Nam cum Babylona oppugnaturus festinaret ad bellum, cuius
maxima momenta in occasionibus sunt, Gynden late
fusum amnem vado transire temptavit, quod vix
tutum est, etiam cum sensit aestatem et ad minimum
 deductus est
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transire (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01401176 go across or through
Periit itaque et tempus, magna in magnis
rebus iactura, et militum ardor, quem inutilis labor
fregit, et occasio adgrediendi imparatos, dum ille
 bellum indictum hosti cum flumine gerit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Periit (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, across)
Meaning: v#01418799 pass away rapidly
Verb: adgrediendi (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
Quid est quare ego servi mei clarius
 responsum et contumaciorem voltum et non pervenientem

 
 usque ad me murmurationem flagellis
et compedibus expiem ?
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pervenientem (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#01379952 reach a destination, either real or abstract
Quomodo homini pusillo solacium in malis
fuit etiam magnorum virorum titubare fortunam,
et aequiore animo filium in angulo flevit, qui vidit
acerba funera etiam ex regia duci, sic animo aequiore
fert ab aliquo laedi, ab aliquo contemni, cuicumque
venit in mentem nullam esse tantam potentiam,
 in quam non occurrat iniuria
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrat (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00588515 challenge
Quidquid itaque in alio reprenditur, id
unusquisque in sinu suo inveniet
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inveniet (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01504859 perceive oneself to be in a certain condition or place
Quanto melius est abire
in diversum nec vitia vitiis opponere !
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abire (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01615757 follow a procedure or take a course
Adice nunc quod nihil tam imbecille natum est, ut
sine elidentis periculo pereat
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereat (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Si captivus in servitutem subito
depressus reliquias libertatis tenet nec ad sordida
ac laboriosa ministeria agilis occurrit, si ex otio piger
equum vehiculumque domini cursu non exaequat,
si inter cottidiana pervigilia fessum somnus oppressit, si rusticum laborem recusat aut non fortiter
obiit a servitute urbana et feriata translatus ad
 2 durum opus, distinguamus, utrum aliquis non possit
an nolit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrit (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, to)
Meaning: v#00781668 set about dealing with
Verb: obiit (lemma: obeo; preverb: ob, into)
Meaning: v#00733885 become a participant; be involved in
Idem inquietis et stolidis ingeniis evenit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: evenit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Non peribit potestas ista, si differetur
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: peribit (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, across)
Meaning: v#00297682 cease to exist
cum illa abierit, tunc videbimus, quanto ista lis aestumanda sit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abierit (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#00293522 disappear gradually; as of emotions
Iter angustum rixas
transeuntium concitat, diffusa et late patens via ne
populos quidem collidit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transeuntium (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01402214 pass by
Hi nempe oculi,
qui non ferunt nisi varium ac recenti cura nitens
marmor, qui mensam nisi crebris distinctam venis,
qui nolunt domi nisi auro pretiosiora calcari, aequissimo animo foris et scabras lutosasque semitas
spectant et maiorem partem occurrentium squalidam, parietes insularum exesos, rimosos, inaequales
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrentium (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00293860 come into sight or view
nihil mihi ipse abscondo, nihil transeo
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transeo (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, over)
Meaning: v#00416622 prevent from being included or considered or accepted
noli
postea congredi cum imperitis
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: congredi (lemma: congredior; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01382085 meet
Indignor me hercules et non invenio dolendi modum,
sed tempus expectandum est
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenio (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01514923 obtain through effort or management
varie adgredieris blandeque, nisi forte
tanta persona eris, ut possis iram comminuere,

 
quemadmodum fecit divus Augustus, cum cenaret
apud Vedium Pollionem
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adgredieris (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#00608070 speak to
rapi eum Vedius iussit ne vulgari
quidem more periturum
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: periturum (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Evasit e manibus puer et confugit ad Caesaris pedes
nihil aliud petiturus, quam ut aliter periret, ne esca
fieret
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: confugit (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, completely)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Verb: periret (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Sic cui
tantum potentiae est, ut iram ex superiore loco
adgredi possit, male tractet, at talem dumtaxat,
qualem modo rettuli, feram, immanem, sanguinariam,
quae iam insanabilis est, nisi maius aliquid extimuit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adgredi (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
Stat supra caput fatum et pereuntis dies imputat
propiusque ac propius accedit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereuntis (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#01418612 pass by, as of time
manibus excutiam faces caeloque lucem, spectat hoc nostri sator Sol generis, et spectatur, et curru insidens per solita puri spatia decurrit poli?
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: decurrit (lemma: decurro; preverb: de, (none))
Meaning: v#01357963 travel along a certain course
sic cum sole perit sidereus decor, et densi latitant Pleiadum greges cum Phoebe solidum lumine non suo orbem circuitis cornibus alligat
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perit (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, across)
Meaning: v#00153577 become less clearly visible or distinguishable
Abiere Colchi, coniugis nulla est fides nihilque superest opibus e tantis tibi
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Abiere (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Profuge
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Profuge (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Profugere dubitas?
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Profugere (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Forsan inveniam moras
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inveniam (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
precibus evicit gener, concessa vita est, liberet fines metu abeatque tuta
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abeatque (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
tu, tu malorum machinatrix facinorum, cui feminae nequitia ad audenda omnia, robur virile est, nulla famae memoria, egredere, purga regna, letales simul tecum aufer herbas, libera cives metu, alia sedens tellure sollicita deos
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egredere (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
Profugere cogis?
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Profugere (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Iam exisse decuit, quid seris fando moras?
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exisse (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
adire certe et coniugem extremo alioqui sermone potuit
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adire (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
mecum omnia abeant
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abeant (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#00143034 fall into decay or ruin
trahere, cum pereas, libet
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereas (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
nemo potentes aggredi tutus potest
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aggredi (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
remedia quotiens invenit nobis deus periculis peiora
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenit (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01515833 get something or somebody for a specific purpose
constituit animus precibus iratam aggredi
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aggredi (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#00608070 speak to
pro te solebam fugere, discedo exeo, penatibus profugere quam cogis tuis
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exeo (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Verb: profugere (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Dum licet abire, profuge teque hinc eripe
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abire (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Verb: profuge (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
utrumque profuge
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: profuge (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#00551242 stay clear from; keep away from; keep out of the way of someone or something
quisquis e nobis cadet nocens peribit, non potest in nos tuum errare fulmen
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: peribit (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
suprema certe liceat abeuntem loqui mandata, liceat ultimum amplexum dare
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abeuntem (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
fas omne cedat, abeat expulsus pudor
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abeat (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#00293522 disappear gradually; as of emotions
pereant, mei sunt
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereant (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
iam iam meo rapientur avulsi e sinu, flentes, gementes osculis pereant patri, periere matri, rursus increscit dolor et fervet odium, repetit invitam manum antiqua Erinys
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereant (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Verb: periere (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
ira, qua ducis, sequor, utinam superbae turba Tantalidos meo exisset utero bisque septenos parens natos tulissem!
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exisset (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
Quicumque regum cladibus fidus doles, concurre, ut ipsam sceleris auctorem horridi capiamus, huc, huc fortis, armiferi cohors conferte tela, vertite ex imo domum
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: concurre (lemma: concurro; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01654097 collect in one place
voluptas magna me invitam subit, et ecce crescit, derat hoc unum mihi, spectator iste
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subit (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, up, from under)
Meaning: v#01790203 come into existence or develop
quicquid sine isto fecimus sceleris perit
— Seneca, Medea (Theatre, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perit (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, across)
Meaning: v#01475232 become invisible or unnoticeable
nam et uicus
 celeberrima parte oppidi iam pridem Octauius uocabatur et ostendebatur ara
 Octauio consecrata, qui bello dux finitimo, cum forte Marti rem diuinam
 faceret, nuntiata repente hostis incursione semicruda exta rapta foco prosecuit
 atque ita proelium ingressus uictor redit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: ingressus (lemma: ingredior; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01372750 take the field, as a soldier
decedens Macedonia, prius quam profiteri se candidatum consulatus posset,
 mortem obiit repentinam, superstitibus liberis Octauia maiore, quam ex
 Ancharia, et Octauia minore item Augusto, quos ex Atia tulerat
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: obiit (lemma: obeo; preverb: ob, into)
Meaning: v#01444459 undergo or suffer
huc introire nisi necessario et caste religio est, concepta
 opinione ueteri, quasi temere adeuntibus horror quidam et metus obiciatur, sed
 et mox confirmata
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: introire (lemma: introeo; preverb: intro, into)
Meaning: v#01376901 to come or go into
Verb: adeuntibus (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
nam cum possessor uillae nouus seu forte seu temptandi causa
 cubitum se eo contulisset, euenit ut post paucissimas noctis horas exturbatus
 inde subita ui et incerta paene semianimis cum strato simul ante fores
 inueniretur
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: euenit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Verb: inueniretur (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
ceterum urbe repetita
 hereditatem adiit, dubitante matre, uitrico uero Marcio Philippo consulari
 multum dissuadente
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adiit (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01515276 take possession of
nihil conuenientius ducens quam
 necem auunculi uindicare tuerique acta, confestim ut Apollonia rediit, Brutum
 Cassiumque et ui necopinantis et, quia prouisum periculum subterfugerant,
 legibus adgredi reosque caedis absentis deferre statuit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adgredi (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
priore Antonius fugisse eum scribit ac sine paludamento equoque post biduum
 demum apparuisse, sequenti satis constat non modo ducis, sed etiam militis
 functum munere atque in media dimicatione, aquilifero legionis suae grauiter
 saucio, aquilam umeris subisse diuque portasse
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subisse (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, up)
Meaning: v#01086949 take hold of something and move it to a different location
hoc bello cum Hirtius in acie, Pansa paulo post ex uulnere perissent, rumor
 increbruit ambos opera eius occisos, ut Antonio fugato, re p. consulibus orbata
 solus uictores exercitus occuparet
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perissent (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
quo tempore L. Antonium fiducia consulatus, quem gerebat, ac fraternae
 potentiae res nouas molientem confugere Perusiam coegit et ad deditionem fame
 conpulit, non tamen sine magnis suis et ante bellum et in bello discriminibus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: confugere (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, completely)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
nam cum spectaculo ludorum gregarium militem in quattuordecim ordinibus
 sedentem excitari per apparitorem iussisset, rumore ab obtrectatoribus dilato
 quasi eundem mox et discruciatum necasset, minimum afuit quin periret concursu
 et indignatione turbae militaris
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: periret (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Perusia capta in plurimos animaduertit, orare ueniam uel excusare se conantibus
 una uoce occurrens 'moriendum esse'
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrens (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#01404337 move towards; draw closer to
nec temere plura ac maiora pericula ullo alio bello adiit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adiit (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
traiecto in
 Siciliam exercitu, cum partem reliquam copiarum continenti repeteret, oppressus
 ex inprouiso a Demochare et Apollophane praefectis Pompei uno demum nauigio
 aegerrime effugit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugit (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
nec amplius quam septem
 et uiginti dies, donec †ad desideria militum ordinarentur, Brundisii
 commoratus, Asiae Syriaeque circuitu Aegyptum petit obsessaque Alexandrea, quo
 Antonius cum Cleopatra confugerat, breui potitus est
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: confugerat (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Cleopatrae, quam seruatam triumpho magno opere cupiebat,
 etiam psyllos admouit, qui uenenum ac uirus exugerent, quod perisse morsu
 aspidis putabatur
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perisse (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Antonium iuuenem, maiorem de duobus Fuluia genitis, simulacro Diui Iuli, ad
 quod post multas et irritas preces confugerat, abreptum interemit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: confugerat (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, completely)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Audasius atque Epicadus Iuliam filiam et Agrippam nepotem ex insulis, quibus
 continebantur, rapere ad exercitus, Telephus quasi debita sibi fato dominatione
 et ipsum et senatum adgredi destinarant
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adgredi (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
reliqua per legatos administrauit, ut tamen quibusdam Pannonicis atque
 Germanicis aut interueniret aut non longe abesset, Rauennam uel Mediolanium uel
 Aquileiam usque ab urbe progrediens
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: progrediens (lemma: progredior; preverb: pro, onwards)
Meaning: v#01360914 move ahead; travel onward
bis ouans
 ingressus est urbem, post Philippense et rursus post Siculum bellum
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: ingressus (lemma: ingredior; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01376901 to come or go into
nihil autem minus in perfecto duci quam festinationem temeritatemque
 conuenire arbitrabatur
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: conuenire (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01566369 be agreeable or suitable
nec omnes Romae, sed
 quartum consulatum in Asia, quintum in insula Samo, octauum et nonum Tarracone
 init
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: init (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00239960 take the first step or steps in carrying out an action
et Quintum Gallium praetorem, in officio salutationis tabellas duplices ueste
 tectas tenentem, suspicatus gladium occulere, nec quicquam statim, ne aliud
 inueniretur, ausus inquirere, paulo post per centuriones et milites raptum e
 tribunali seruilem in modum torsit ac fatentem nihil iussit occidi prius oculis
 eius sua manu effossis
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inueniretur (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01474694 discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of
quem tamen scribit conloquio petito insidiatum sibi
 coniectumque a se in custodiam, deinde urbe interdicta dimissum naufragio uel
 latronum insidiis perisse
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perisse (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
nam et grassatorum
 plurimi palam se ferebant succincti ferro, quasi tuendi sui causa, et rapti per
 agros uiatores sine discrimine liberi seruique ergastulis possessorum
 supprimebantur, et plurimae factiones titulo collegi noui ad nullius non
 facinoris societatem coibant
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: coibant (lemma: coeo; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01668018 create, as of a social group or a company, for example
diuturnorum reorum et ex quorum sordibus nihil aliud quam uoluptas
 inimicis quaereretur nomina aboleuit condicione proposita, ut si quem quis
 repetere uellet, par periculum poenae subiret
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subiret (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#01860462 make oneself subject to; bring upon oneself; become liable to
ne acta senatus publicarentur, ne
 magistratus deposito honore statim in prouincias mitterentur, ut proconsulibus
 ad mulos et tabernacula, quae publice locari solebant, certa pecunia
 constitueretur, ut cura aerari a quaestoribus urbanis ad praetorios praetoresue
 transiret, ut centumuiralem hastam quam quaesturam functi consuerant cogere
 decemuiri cogerent
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transiret (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#00082918 go or proceed from one point to another
rursus commissione ludorum, quibus theatrum Marcelli dedicabat,
 euenit ut laxatis sellae curulis compagibus caderet supinus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: euenit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
nepotum quoque
 suorum munere cum consternatum ruinae metu populum retinere et confirmare nullo
 modo posset, transiit e loco suo atque in ea parte consedit, quae suspecta
 maxime erat
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transiit (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01253107 change location; move, travel, or proceed
et tamen
 nonnullas commutauit interdum atque ex utroque genere plerasque saepius adiit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adiit (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
nec est, ut opinor, prouincia, excepta dum taxat Africa et Sardinia,
 quam non adierit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adierit (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
non temere urbe oppidoue ullo egressus aut quoquam ingressus est nisi uespera
 aut noctu, ne quem officii causa inquietaret
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egressus (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
Verb: ingressus (lemma: ingredior; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01376901 to come or go into
promiscuis
 salutationibus admittebat et plebem, tanta comitate adeuntium desideria
 excipiens, ut quendam ioco corripuerit, quod sic sibi libellum porrigere
 dubitaret, 'quasi elephanto stipem'
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adeuntium (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
obseruatum etiam est, ne
 quotiens introiret urbem, supplicium de quoquam sumeretur
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: introiret (lemma: introeo; preverb: intro, into)
Meaning: v#01376901 to come or go into
Iuliam primum Marcello
 Octauiae sororis suae filio tantum quod pueritiam egresso, deinde, ut is obiit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egresso (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01342245 pass into a specified state or condition
Verb: obiit (lemma: obeo; preverb: ob, into)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
neque cenauit
 una, nisi ut in imo lecto assiderent, neque iter fecit, nisi ut uehiculo
 anteirent aut circa adequitarent
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: anteirent (lemma: anteeo; preverb: ante, before)
Meaning: v#01364150 move ahead (of others) in time or space
Diomeden dispensatorem, a quo simul ambulante incurrenti repente fero apro per
 metum obiectus est, maluit timiditatis arguere quam noxae remque non minimi
 periculi, quia tamen fraus aberat, in iocum uertit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: incurrenti (lemma: incurro; preverb: in, (malefactive), towards)
Meaning: v#00760988 to make a rush at or sudden attack upon, as in battle
Prima iuuenta uariorum dedecorum infamiam subiit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subiit (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#00451837 accept or undergo, often unwillingly
quod reginam ineo?
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: ineo (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00977560 have sexual intercourse with
tu deinde solam Drusillam inis?
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inis (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00977560 have sexual intercourse with
ita ualeas, uti tu, hanc epistulam
 cum leges, non inieris Tertullam aut Terentillam aut Rufillam aut Saluiam
 Titiseniam aut omnes
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inieris (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00977560 have sexual intercourse with
huc transibat
 aut in alicuius libertorum suburbanum
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transibat (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, to)
Meaning: v#01253107 change location; move, travel, or proceed
conuiuia nonnumquam et serius inibat et maturius
 relinquebat, cum conuiuae et cenare inciperent, prius quam ille discumberet, et
 permanerent digresso eo
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inibat (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
ex hac inobseruantia nonnumquam uel ante initum uel post dimissum
 conuiuium solus cenitabat, cum pleno conuiuio nihil tangeret
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: initum (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01778989 have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense
in lectum inde
 transgressus non amplius cum plurimum quam septem horas dormiebat, ac ne eas
 quidem continuas, sed ut in illo temporis spatio ter aut quater
 expergisceretur
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transgressus (lemma: transgredior; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01253107 change location; move, travel, or proceed
si interruptum somnum reciperare, ut euenit, non posset, lectoribus aut
 fabulatoribus arcessitis resumebat producebatque ultra primam saepe lucem
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: euenit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
praecipue Cantabria domita, cum etiam destillationibus iocinere uitiato ad
 desperationem redactus contrariam et ancipitem rationem medendi necessario
 subiit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subiit (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#00451837 accept or undergo, often unwillingly
ac si quo peruenire mari posset, potius nauigabat
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: peruenire (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Exercitationes campestres equorum et armorum statim post ciuilia bella omisit
 et ad pilam primo folliculumque transiit, mox nihil aliud quam uectabatur et
 deambulabat, ita ut in extremis spatiis subsultim decurreret †sestertio uel
 lodicula inuolutus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transiit (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#00384987 direct one's interest or attention towards; go into
Verb: decurreret (lemma: decurro; preverb: de, completely)
Meaning: v#01410345 run or move very quickly or hastily
ac ne periculum memoriae adiret aut in ediscendo tempus absumeret, instituit
 recitare omnia
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adiret (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01860462 make oneself subject to; bring upon oneself; become liable to
Philippensi acie quamuis
 statuisset non egredi tabernaculo propter ualitudinem, egressus est tamen amici
 somnio monitus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egredi (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
Verb: egressus (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
si terra mariue
 ingrediente se longinquam profectionem forte rorasset, ut laetum maturique et
 prosperi reditus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: ingrediente (lemma: ingredior; preverb: in, over)
Meaning: v#01253107 change location; move, travel, or proceed
Et quoniam ad haec uentum est, non ab re fuerit subtexere, quae ei prius quam
 nasceretur et ipso natali die ac deinceps euenerint, quibus futura magnitudo
 eius et perpetua felicitas sperari animaduertique posset
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: euenerint (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
draconem repente irrepsisse ad eam pauloque
 post egressum
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egressum (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Octauio postea, cum per secreta Thraciae exercitum
 duceret, in Liberi patris luco barbara caerimonia de filio consulenti, idem
 affirmatum est a sacerdotibus, quod infuso super altaria mero tantum flammae
 emicuisset, ut supergressa fastigium templi ad caelum usque ferretur, unique
 omnino Magno Alexandro apud easdem aras sacrificanti simile prouenisset
 ostentum
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: prouenisset (lemma: provenio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#00293860 come into sight or view
ad quartum lapidem Campanae
 uiae in nemore prandenti ex inprouiso aquila panem ei e manu rapuit et, cum
 altissime euolasset, rursus ex inprouiso leniter delapsa reddidit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: euolasset (lemma: evolo; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01322256 travel through the air; be airborne
cum Agrippae, qui prior consulebat, magna et paene incredibilia praedicerentur,
 reticere ipse genituram suam nec uelle edere perseuerabat, metu ac pudore ne
 minor inueniretur
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inueniretur (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00658116 decide on and make a declaration about
Post necem Caesaris reuerso ab Apollonia et ingrediente eo urbem repente
 liquido ac puro sereno circulus ad speciem caelestis arcus orbem solis ambiit
 ac subinde Iuliae Caesaris filiae monimentum fulmine ictum est
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: ingrediente (lemma: ingredior; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01376901 to come or go into
Philippos Thessalus quidam de futura uictoria nuntiauit auctore Diuo
 Caesare, cuius sibi species itinere auio occurrisset
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrisset (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00293860 come into sight or view
neque aliter euenit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: euenit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
apud Actium descendenti in aciem asellus cum
 asinario occurrit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrit (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00293860 come into sight or view
cum lustrum in campo Martio magna populi frequentia
 conderet, aquila eum saepius circumuolauit transgressaque in uicinam aedem
 super nomen Agrippae ad primam litteram sedit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumuolauit (lemma: circumvolo; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01322256 travel through the air; be airborne
Verb: transgressaque (lemma: transgredior; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01253107 change location; move, travel, or proceed
omnibus deinde dimissis, dum aduenientes ab urbe de Drusi filia aegra
 interrogat, repente in osculis Liuiae et in hac uoce defecit
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aduenientes (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
obiit in cubiculo eodem, quo pater Octauius, duobus Sextis, Pompeio et
 Appuleio, cons. XIIII. Kal. Septemb. hora diei nona, septuagesimo et sexto
 aetatis anno, diebus V et XXX minus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: obiit (lemma: obeo; preverb: ob, into)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
senatus et in funere ornando et in
 memoria honoranda eo studio certatim progressus est, ut inter alia complura
 censuerint quidam, funus triumphali porta ducendum, praecedente Victoria quae
 est in curia, canentibus neniam principum liberis utriusque sexus
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: progressus (lemma: progredior; preverb: pro, onwards)
Meaning: v#00169694 make progress
reliqua legata uarie dedit perduxitque quaedam ad uicena sestertia, quibus
 soluendis annuum diem finiit, excusata rei familiaris mediocritate nec plus
 peruenturum ad heredes suos quam milies et quingenties professus, quamuis
 uiginti proximis annis quaterdecies milies ex testamentis amicorum percepisset,
 quod paene omne cum duobus paternis patrimoniis ceterisque hereditatibus in rem
 p. absumpsisset
— Suetonius, Divus Augustus (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: peruenturum (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#01379952 reach a destination, either real or abstract
Opus adgredior †opimum casibus, atrox proeliis, discors seditionibus, ipsa etiam pace saevum
— Tacitus, Historiae 1 (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adgredior (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#00239960 take the first step or steps in carrying out an action
Miles urbanus longo Caesarum sacramento imbutus et ad destituendum Neronem arte magis et impulsu quam suo ingenio traductus, postquam neque dari donativum sub nomine Galbae promissum neque magnis meritis ac praemiis eundem in pace quem in bello locum praeventamque gra- tiam intellegit apud principem a legionibus factum, pronus ad novas res scelere insuper Nymphidii Sabini praefecti imperium sibi molientis agitatur
— Tacitus, Historiae 1 (Historiography, cent. 2 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: praeventamque (lemma: praevenio; preverb: prae, before)
Meaning: v#00237338 be a forerunner of or occur earlier than, as in