andreafarina/PREMOVE huggingface dataset:
manifesta res est, nisi quid occurro prius, ne hóc senex resciscat
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: occurro (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#01730921 get involved, usually so as to hinder or halt an action
Conveni illum unde hasce aedis emeram
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: Conveni (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together with)
Meaning: v#01382085 meet
Ei misero mihi, metuo ne techinae meae perpetuo perierint
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: perierint (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Nec quoquam abeo
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abeo (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
iam illo praesente adibit
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adibit (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
sed occupabo adire
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adire (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Abi sis, belua
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: Abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
continuo adveniens pilum iniecisti mihi
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adveniens (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Numquam potuisti mihi magis opportunus adven ire quam advenis
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: advenis (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01262658 move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody
Abi quaeso hinc domum
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: Abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
Abeam?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: Abeam (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
abi
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Immo abi domum, verum hercle dico, abi modo
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
abiero
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abiero (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
an metuis ne quo abeat foras urbe exulatum faenoris causa tui, quoi sortem accipere iam licet?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abeat (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Pater eccum advenit peregre non multo prius illius, is tibi et faénus et sortem dabit, ne inconciliare quid nos porro postules
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: advenit (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Velim quidem hercle ut uno nummo plus petas. dic te daturum, ut abeat
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abeat (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Abeo
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: Abeo (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Ecce autem perii
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: perii (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Verb: perii (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
i, percontare et roga. ego hic tantisper, dum exis, te opperiar foris
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: exis (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
euge, optume eccum aédium dominus foras Simo progreditur intus
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: progreditur (lemma: progredior; preverb: pro, onwards)
Meaning: v#01360914 move ahead; travel onward
igitur tum accedam hunc, quando quid agam invenero
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: invenero (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00404522 get to know or become aware of
ibi omnibus íre dormítum odio est véluti nunc mihi éxsequi cérta res ést, ut abeam pótius hinc ád forum quám domi cubem
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abeam (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
congrediar
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: congrediar (lemma: congredior; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01382085 meet
Sálvom te advenisse peregre gaudeo, Theopropides
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: advenisse (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
abi, canis
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
abin diérecta?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abin (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
abin hinc in malam crucem?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abin (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
ábi istinc
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: ábi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Nunc abi rús, dic me advenisse filio
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
Verb: advenisse (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
alio credo comissatum abiisse
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abiisse (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01262245 move away from a place into another direction
abeamus nunciam atque porro quaeritemus illos
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abeamus (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Puere, iamne abis?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abis (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Quia hodie adveni peregre
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adveni (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
vicine, perii, interii
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: perii (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Verb: interii (lemma: intereo; preverb: inter, completely)
Meaning: v#00250254 pass from physical life and lose all all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
nám erus me postquam rus misit, filium ut suom arcesserem, abii illac per angiportum ad hortum nostrum clanculum, ostium quod in angiportu est horti, patefeci fores, eaque eduxi omném legionem, ét maris et feminas
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abii (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01253107 change location; move, travel, or proceed
Docte atque astu mihi captandumst cum illo, ubi huc advenerit
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: advenerit (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
adgrediar hominem, appellabo
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adgrediar (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Edepol mi opportune advenerit
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: advenerit (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Abi, lúdis me, credo haud negat
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: Abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Quin i cum illo in ius. sine inveniam
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: inveniam (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01562037 come upon after searching; find the location of something that was missed or lost
né enim illi huc confugere possint, quaestioni quos dabit
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: confugere (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
quia enim id maxime volo, ut illi ístoc confugiant
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: confugiant (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
huc si quis intercedat tertius, pereat fame
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early 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
quoius modi reliqui, quom hinc abibam, filium?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abibam (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
iubeo te salvere et salvos cum advenis, Theopropides, peregre, gaudeo. hic apud nos hodie cenes, sic face
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: advenis (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01262658 move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody
Sed tu, istuc quid confugisti in aram?
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: confugisti (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, completely)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Inscitissimus adveniens perterruit me
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adveniens (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
is adiit me, nam eum prodire pudet in conspectum tuom propterea quia fecit quae te scire scit
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: adiit (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Age abi, abi impune
— Plautus, Mostellaria (Theatre, cent. 3 BCE, Early Latin Latin)
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
Verb: abi (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01371248 go away from a place
hanc ego, nondum etiam sensus deperditus omnis, molliter impresso conor adire toro
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adire (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
donec diversas praecurrens luna fenestras, luna moraturis sedula luminibus, compositos levibus radiis patefecit ocellos
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: praecurrens (lemma: praecurro; preverb: prae, before)
Meaning: v#01304824 travel across or pass over
Quid mihi tam multas laudando, Basse, puellas mutatum domina cogis abire mea?
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abire (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#00415625 leave someone who needs or counts on you; leave in the lurch
sunt maiora, quibus, Basse, perire iuvat
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perire (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#01218974 be brought to or as if to the point of death by an intense emotion such as embarrassment, amusement, or shame
maneat sic semper, adoro, nec quicquam ex illa quod querar inveniam!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inveniam (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01562037 come upon after searching; find the location of something that was missed or lost
tum grave servitium nostrae cogere puellae discere et exclusum quid sit abire domum
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abire (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#01367732 come back to place where one has been before, or return to a previous activity
nec tibi nobilitas poterit succurrere amanti
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: succurrere (lemma: succurro; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#01737682 help in a difficult situation
a pereat, si quis lentus amare potest!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereat (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
tu patrui meritas conare anteire securis, et vetera oblitis iura refer sociis
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: anteire (lemma: anteeo; preverb: ante, before)
Meaning: v#00748500 be or do something to a greater degree
hanc me militiam fata subire volunt
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subire (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#01444459 undergo or suffer
acrius illa subit, Pontice, si qua tua est, quippe ubi non liceat vacuos seducere ocellos, nec vigilare alio nomine cedat Amor
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subit (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#00974668 put or introduce into the body of something
dicere quo pereas saepe in amore levat
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereas (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#01218974 be brought to or as if to the point of death by an intense emotion such as embarrassment, amusement, or shame
Ecquid te mediis cessantem, Cynthia, Bais, qua iacet Herculeis semita litoribus, et modo Thesproti mirantem subdita regno proxima Misenis aequora nobilibus, nostri cura subit memores a!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subit (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, up, from under)
Meaning: v#01790203 come into existence or develop
a pereant Baiae, crimen amoris, aquae!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereant (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
dum tibi deceptis augetur fama puellis, certus et in nullo quaeris amore moram, perditus in quadam tardis pallescere curis incipis, et primo lapsus abire gradu
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abire (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#00543260 make a retreat
tu vero quoniam semel es periturus amore, utere
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: periturus (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
quae maneant, dum me fata perire volent!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perire (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
illa neque Arabium metuit transcendere limen nec timet ostrino, Tulle, subire toro, et miserum toto iuvenem versare cubili
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subire (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, into)
Meaning: v#01376901 to come or go into
quis ego nunc pereo, similis moniturus amantis ‘O nullis tutum credere blanditiis!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereo (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#01218974 be brought to or as if to the point of death by an intense emotion such as embarrassment, amusement, or shame
a pereat, quicumque ratis et vela paravit primus et invito gurgite fecit iter!
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereat (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Hoc pro continuo te, Galle, monemus amore, (id tibi ne vacuo defluat ex animo) saepe imprudenti fortuna occurrit amanti
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrit (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
ne tibi sit duros montes et frigida saxa, Galle, neque expertos semper adire lacus
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adire (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
namque ferunt olim Pagasae navalibus Argon egressam longe Phasidos isse viam, et iam praeteritis labentem Athamantidos undis Mysorum scopulis applicuisse ratem
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: egressam (lemma: egredior; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
Gallum per medios ereptum Caesaris ensis effugere ignotas non potuisse manus
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugere (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#01419809 escape, either physically or mentally
et quaecumque super dispersa invenerit ossa montibus Etruscis, haec sciat esse
— Propertius, Elegies 1 (Poetry, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenerit (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
Omnis homines, qui sese student praestare ceteris animalibus, summa ope niti decet, ne vitam silentio transeant veluti pecora, quae natura prona atque ventri oboedientia finxit
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transeant (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, through)
Meaning: v#01418612 pass by, as of time
Sed quia provenere ibi scriptorum magna ingenia, per terrarum orbem Atheniensium facta pro maxumis celebrantur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: provenere (lemma: provenio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01790203 come into existence or develop
Duabus his artibus, audacia in bello, ubi pax evenerat, aequitate, seque remque publicam curabant
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: evenerat (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Sed ubi labore atque iustitia res publica crevit, reges magni bello domiti, nationes ferae et populi ingentes vi subacti, Carthago, aemula imperi Romani, ab stirpe interiit, cuncta maria terraeque patebant, saevire fortuna ac miscere omnia coepit
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: interiit (lemma: intereo; preverb: inter, completely)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Si causa peccandi in praesens minus suppetebat, nihilo minus insontis sicuti sontis circumvenire, iugulare
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumvenire (lemma: circumvenio; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01753780 deprive of by deceit
Quia nondum frequentes armati convenerant, ea res consilium diremit
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: convenerant (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01654097 collect in one place
equites illos, Cn. Pompei veteres fidosque clientis, voluntate eius Pisonem aggressos
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aggressos (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
Catilina ubi eos, quos paulo ante memoravi, convenisse videt, tametsi cum singulis multa saepe egerat, tamen in rem fore credens univorsos appellare et cohortari in abditam partem aedium secedit atque ibi omnibus arbitris procul amotis orationem huiusce modi habuit
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: convenisse (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01654097 collect in one place
petere consulatum C. Antonium, quem sibi collegam fore speraret, hominem et familiarem et omnibus necessitudinibus circumventum
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumventum (lemma: circumvenio; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01237971 be oppressive or disheartening to
Sed ubi periculum advenit, invidia atque superbia post fuere
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: advenit (lemma: advenio; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
luxuria atque inopia praeceps abierat
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: abierat (lemma: abeo; preverb: ab, away)
Meaning: v#00330852 fall abruptly into a different condition
Postquam dies comitiorum venit et Catilinae neque petitio neque insidiae, quas consulibus in campo fecerat, prospere cessere, constituit bellum facere et extrema omnia experiri, quoniam, quae occulte temptaverat, aspera foedaque evenerant
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: evenerant (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01797447 be shown or be found to be
Vargunteius senator constituere ea nocte paulo post cum armatis hominibus sicuti salutatum introire ad Ciceronem ac de inproviso domi suae inparatum confodere
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: introire (lemma: introeo; preverb: intro, into)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Quoniam quidem circumventus", inquit, "ab inimicis praeceps agor, incendium meum ruina restinguam
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumventus (lemma: circumvenio; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#00585325 attack verbally, in speech or writing
consulatis miseris civibus, legis praesidium, quod iniquitas praetoris eripuit, restituatis neve nobis eam necessitudinem inponatis, ut quaeramus, quonam modo maxume ulti sanguinem nostrum pereamus!
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereamus (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
Se falsis criminibus circumventum, quoniam factioni inimicorum resistere nequiverit, fortunae cedere, Massiliam in exsilium proficisci, non quo sibi tanti sceleris conscius esset, sed uti res publica quieta foret neve ex sua contentione seditio oreretur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumventum (lemma: circumvenio; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01237971 be oppressive or disheartening to
"At ego", inquit, "vobis, si modo viri esse voltis, rationem ostendam, qua tanta ista mala effugiatis."
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugiatis (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
Cicero per Sangam consilio cognito legatis praecipit, ut studium coniurationis vehementer simulent, ceteros adeant, bene polliceantur dentque operam, uti eos quam maxume manufestos habeant
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: adeant (lemma: adeo; preverb: ad, to)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Cethegus Ciceronis ianuam obsideret eumque vi aggrederetur, alius autem alium, sed filii familiarum, quorum ex nobilitate maxuma pars erat, parentis interficerent
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aggrederetur (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
Sed Allobroges ex praecepto Ciceronis per Gabinium ceteros conveniunt
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: conveniunt (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together with)
Meaning: v#01654097 collect in one place
Caeparius, paulo ante domo egressus, cognito indicio ex urbe profugerat
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, 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: profugerat (lemma: profugio; preverb: pro, forward)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Sed ubi consulem ad tantum facinus inpellere nequeunt, ipsi singillatim circumeundo atque ementiundo, quae se ex Volturcio aut Allobrogibus audisse dicerent, magnam illi invidiam conflaverant usque eo, ut nonnulli equites Romani, qui praesidi causa cum telis erant circum aedem Concordiae, seu periculi magnitudine seu animi mobilitate inpulsi, quo studium suum in rem publicam clarius esset, egredienti ex senatu Caesari gladio minitarentur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumeundo (lemma: circumeo; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01258616 move around; move from place to place
Sin, quia levius est, qui convenit in minore negotio legem timere, cum eam in maiore neglexeris?
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: convenit (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#00547364 be in accord; be in agreement
Illis merito accidet, quicquid evenerit
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: evenerit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Sed ubi imperium ad ignaros eius aut minus bonos pervenit, novum illud exemplum ab dignis et idoneis ad indignos et non idoneos transfertur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pervenit (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#00399709 be received or understood
hoc, nisi provideris, ne accidat, ubi evenit, frustra iudicia inplores
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: evenit (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Sed undique circumventi sumus
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumventi (lemma: circumvenio; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01428651 go around the flank of (an opposing army)
Ita ille patricius ex gente clarissuma Corneliorum, qui consulare imperium Romae habuerat, dignum moribus factisque suis exitium vitae invenit
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenit (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
Interea servitia repudiabat, cuius generis initio ad eum magnae copiae concurrebant, opibus coniurationis fretus, simul alienum suis rationibus existumans videri causam civium cum servis fugitivis communicavisse
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: concurrebant (lemma: concurro; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01383758 move as a crowd or in a group
Sed postquam in castra nuntius pervenit Romae coniurationem patefactam, de Lentulo et Cethego ceterisque, quos supra memoravi, supplicium sumptum, plerique, quos ad bellum spes rapinarum aut novarum rerum studium illexerat, dilabuntur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pervenit (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
reliquos Catilina per montis asperos magnis itineribus in agrum Pistoriensem abducti eo consilio, uti per tramites occulte perfugeret in Galliam Transalpinam
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perfugeret (lemma: perfugio; preverb: per, across)
Meaning: v#01420490 to run away
Quapropter vos moneo, uti forti atque parato animo sitis et, cum proelium inibitis, memineritis vos divitias, decus, gloriam, praeterea libertatem atque patriam in dextris vostris portare
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inibitis (lemma: ineo; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#00733885 become a participant; be involved in
Quo audacius aggredimini memores pristinae virtutis!
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aggredimini (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
Nam multitudo hostium ne circumvenire queat, prohibent angustiae loci
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumvenire (lemma: circumvenio; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01428651 go around the flank of (an opposing army)
Ipse equo circumiens unumquemque nominans appellat, hortatur, rogat, ut meminerint se contra latrones inermis pro patria, pro liberis, pro aris atque focis suis certare
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: circumiens (lemma: circumeo; preverb: circum, around)
Meaning: v#01258616 move around; move from place to place
Postquam eo ventum est, unde a ferentariis proelium conmitti posset, maxumo clamore cum infestis signis concurrunt
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: concurrunt (lemma: concurro; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01410345 run or move very quickly or hastily
Interea Catilina cum expeditis in prima acie vorsari, laborantibus succurrere, integros pro sauciis arcessere, omnia providere, multum ipse pugnare, saepe hostem ferire
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: succurrere (lemma: succurro; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#01737682 help in a difficult situation
Deinde utrimque ex lateribus ceteros aggreditur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: aggreditur (lemma: adgredior; preverb: ad, (malefactive), to)
Meaning: v#00760028 attack someone physically or emotionally
Catilina postquam fusas copias seque cum paucis relictum videt, memor generis atque pristinae suae dignitatis in confertissumos hostis incurrit ibique pugnans confoditur
— Sallust, Catilinae coniuratio (Historiography, cent. 1 BCE, Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: incurrit (lemma: incurro; preverb: in, (malefactive), towards)
Meaning: v#00760988 to make a rush at or sudden attack upon, as in battle
ira se profert et in faciem exit,
quantoque maior, hoc effervescit manifestius
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exit (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01464347 be or become visible or noticeable
Non
vides ut omnium animalium, simul ad nocendum
insurrexerunt, praecurrant notae ac tota corpora
solitum quietumque egrediantur habitum et feritatem
 suam exasperent ?
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: praecurrant (lemma: praecurro; preverb: prae, before)
Meaning: v#01852936 be earlier in time; go back further
Gladiatoribus
quare populus irascitur et tam inique, ut iniuriam
putet, quod non libenter pereunt ?
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pereunt (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
quaedam ultra
querellas et aversationes non exeunt, quaedam altae
gravesque sunt et introrsus versae
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exeunt (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01832078 continue a certain state, condition, or activity
hic etiam ignotis succurrere,
illa etiam carissimos petere
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: succurrere (lemma: succurro; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#01737682 help in a difficult situation
transeat deinde ad tristiorem orationem, qua moneat
adhuc et exprobret
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transeat (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#00384987 direct one's interest or attention towards; go into
novissime ad poenas et has
adhuc leves, revocabiles decurrat
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: decurrat (lemma: decurro; preverb: de, completely)
Meaning: v#00384987 direct one's interest or attention towards; go into
ultima supplicia
sceleribus ultimis ponat, ut nemo pereat, nisi quem

 
 perire etiam pereuntis intersit
— 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
Verb: perire (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: pereuntis (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
bono ergo
poena non convenit, ob hoc nec ira, quia poena irae
convenit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: convenit (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together with)
Meaning: v#01843927 be agreeable or acceptable to
Verb: convenit (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together with)
Meaning: v#01843927 be agreeable or acceptable to
Ut in praeceps
datis corporibus nullum sui arbitrium est nec resistere
morarive deiecta potuerunt, sed consilium omne et
paenitentiam irrevocabilis praecipitatio abscidit et
non licet eo non pervenire, quo non ire licuisset, ita
animus si in iram, amorem aliosque se proiecit adfectus, non permittitur reprimere impetum
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pervenire (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, completely)
Meaning: v#01368651 reach a destination; arrive by movement or by making progress
Absit hoc a
virtute malum, ut umquam ratio ad vitia confugiat !
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: confugiat (lemma: confugio; preverb: cum, completely)
Meaning: v#01507300 to get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort
Perierat imperium, quod tunc in extremo
stabat, si Fabius tantum ausus esset quantum ira suadebat
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Perierat (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
habuit in consilio fortunam publicam et aestimatis viribus, ex quibus iam perire nihil sine universo
poterat, dolorem ultionemque seposuit in unam utilitatem et occasiones intentus
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perire (lemma: pereo; preverb: per, (idea of destruction/death), across)
Meaning: v#00938146 ruin completely
Tibi insanabilis animus et sceleribus scelera contexens, et
iam non causis, quae numquam malo defuturae sunt,
impelleris, sed satis tibi est magna ad peccandum
causa peccare, perbibisti nequitiam et ita visceribus
immiscuisti, ut nisi cum ipsis exire non possit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: exire (lemma: exeo; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01376117 move out of; as of a room, a country, a bus, etc.
Nam si bono viro ob
mala facinora irasci convenit, et ob secundas res
malorum hominum invidere conveniet
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: convenit (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01843927 be agreeable or acceptable to
Verb: conveniet (lemma: convenio; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01843927 be agreeable or acceptable to
nihil
enim melius inventura est se ipsa, quo mutetur
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inventura (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01122191 come up with
Ceterum etiam ubi perseveravit ira, nonnumquam, si plures sunt qui perire
meruerunt, post duorum triumve sanguinem occidere
desinit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perire (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
modo ultra quam
oportet excurrit, modo citerius debito resistit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: excurrit (lemma: excurro; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#01379379 pass beyond; of limits and boundaries
Conscendit tribunal furens Piso ac iubet duci utrumque,
et eum militem qui non occiderat et eum qui non
 perierat
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perierat (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
Quia unus innocens
apparuerat, duo peribant
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: peribant (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
Constituti sunt in eodem illo loco perituri
 tres ob unius innocentiam
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: perituri (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
Excogitavit quemadmodum
tria crimina faceret, quia nullum 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
revocari
enim praeterita non possunt, futura prohibentur—,
et quos volet nequitiae male cedentis exempla fieri,
palam occidet, non tantum ut pereant ipsi, sed ut
 alios pereundo deterreant
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, 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: pereundo (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
Occurrit illi futurum, ut exsecrentur, insidientur,
opprimant
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Occurrit (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
sed utrum speciem ipsa statim sequatur
et non accedente animo excurrat, an illo adsentiente

 
 moveatur quaerimus
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: excurrat (lemma: excurro; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00239707 start abruptly
est enim voluntarium animi vitium, non ex his, quae condicione
quadam humanae sortis eveniunt ideoque etiam sapientissimis accidunt, inter quae et primus ille ictus
animi ponendus est, qui nos post opinionem iniuriae
 movet
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: eveniunt (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Hic subit etiam inter ludicra scaenae spectacula

 
 et lectiones rerum vetustarum
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: subit (lemma: subeo; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#01790203 come into existence or develop
Quae non sunt
irae, non magis quam tristitia est, quae ad conspectum
mimici naufragii contrahit frontem, non magis quam
timor, qui Hannibale post Cannas moenia circumsidente lectorum percurrit animos, sed omnia ista
motus sunt animorum moveri nolentium nec adfectus
 sed principia proludentia adfectibus
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: percurrit (lemma: percurro; preverb: per, through)
Meaning: v#01304824 travel across or pass over
Ira non moveri tantum debet sed excurrere
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: excurrere (lemma: excurro; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00239707 start abruptly
Primum illum animi
ictum effugere ratione non possumus, sicut ne illa
quidem quae diximus accidere corporibus, ne nos
oscitatio aliena sollicitet, ne oculi ad intentationem
subitam digitorum conprimantur
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugere (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
Origo huius mali ab ira est, quae ubi

 
frequenti exercitatione et satietate in oblivionem
clementiae venit et omne foedus humanum eiecit
animo, novissime in crudelitatem transit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transit (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, across)
Meaning: v#01791776 undergo a change or development
omnis illi per iracundiam
 maeroremque vita transibit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: transibit (lemma: transeo; preverb: trans, through)
Meaning: v#01418612 pass by, as of time
nusquam oculi eius flectentur, ut non quod indignentur inveniant
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: inveniant (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01456625 perceive with any or all of one's senses
Quisquis sequitur priores male iter ingressos, quidni habeat excusationem,
 cum publica via erraverit ?
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: ingressos (lemma: ingredior; preverb: in, over)
Meaning: v#01299603 use one's feet to advance; advance by steps
Heraclitus quotiens prodierat et tantum circa se
male viventium, immo male pereuntium viderat,
flebat, miserebatur omnium, qui sibi laeti felicesque
occurrebant, miti animo, sed nimis imbecillo, et ipse
inter deplorandos erat
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrebant (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#01538749 come upon, as if by accident; meet with
Occurrit
potius et aliam excludit undam, aliam egerit, manifesta foramina praecludit, latentibus et ex occulto
sentinam ducentibus labore continuo resistit, nec ideo
intermittit, quia quantum exhaustum est subnascitur
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Occurrit (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#01410345 run or move very quickly or hastily
" Utilis est," inquit, " ira, quia contemptum
effugit, quia malos terret."
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugit (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
Si vero sine viribus est, magis exposita contemptui est et derisum non effugit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugit (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
Occurrat
hoc loco tibi Laberianus ille versus, qui medio civili
bello in theatro dictus totum in se populum non aliter
convertit, quam si missa esset vox publici adfectus
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Occurrat (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00490178 come to one's mind; suggest itself
necesse est prius virtutem ex animo tollas quam
iracundiam recipias, quoniam cum virtutibus vitia
non coeunt, nec magis quisquam eodem tempore et
iratus potest esse et vir bonus quam aeger et sanus
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: coeunt (lemma: coeo; preverb: cum, together)
Meaning: v#01841740 go together
et tamen ad finem operis non magno
 auctoramento labor pervenit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: pervenit (lemma: pervenio; preverb: per, across)
Meaning: v#01369399 reach a point in time, or a certain state or level
Quantum est effugere
maximum malum, iram, et cum illa rabiem, saevitiam,
crudelitatem, furorem, alios comites eius adfectus!
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: effugere (lemma: effugio; preverb: ex, away)
Meaning: v#00550636 fail to experience
Quod evenit, quia
fortia solidaque natura ingenia, antequam disciplina
molliantur, prona in iram sunt
— 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
Et quia aliis
contra iram, aliis contra tristitiam remediis utendum
est nec dissimillimis tantum ista sed contrariis
curanda sunt, semper ei occurremus quod increverit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurremus (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00241308 set to work upon; turn one's energies vigorously to a task
Nihil nisi quod in oculos incurret manifestumque
erit credamus, et quotiens suspicio nostra vana

 
apparuerit, obiurgemus credulitatem
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: incurret (lemma: incurro; preverb: in, to)
Meaning: v#01379952 reach a destination, either real or abstract
succurrat non tantum quid patiamur, sed
quid fecerimus, in consilium de vita nostra mittamur
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: succurrat (lemma: succurro; preverb: sub, under)
Meaning: v#00490178 come to one's mind; suggest itself
At
morbi doloresque incurrunt
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: incurrunt (lemma: incurro; preverb: in, towards)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Sed ubi tam aequum iudicem invenies ?
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: invenies (lemma: invenio; preverb: in, into)
Meaning: v#01515833 get something or somebody for a specific purpose
itaque maxime commovent, quae contra spem expectationemque evenerunt, nec aliud est quare in
domesticis minima offendant, in amicis iniuriam
 vocemus neglegentiam
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: evenerunt (lemma: evenio; preverb: ex, out)
Meaning: v#00235191 come to pass; occur
Perierat alter filius, si carnifici conviva
non placuisset
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: Perierat (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
Illud
quoque occurrat, quantum nobis commendationis
allatura sit clementiae fama, quam multos venia
 amicos utiles fecerit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: occurrat (lemma: occurro; preverb: ob, against)
Meaning: v#00490178 come to one's mind; suggest itself
Sed utrimque certabit ira,
concurritur, ille est melior qui prior pedem rettulit
— Seneca, De Ira (Philosophy, cent. 1 CE, Post-Classical Latin Latin)
Verb: concurritur (lemma: concurro; preverb: cum, (malefactive), together)
Meaning: v#00739748 battle or contend against in or as if in a battle