Fannius
Fannius, i, proper name.
sapientiam
sapientia, ae, f., wisdom
Apollinis
Apollo, Apollinis, proper name.
Sunt
sum, esse, fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so.
ista
iste, ista, istud, demonstrative pronoun or adjective: that of yours, that beside you; referring to parties opposed to 'hic,' my client; often contemptuous.
Laeli
Laelius, i, proper name.
nec
nec and neque, not; and not, nor; rarely not even; 'neque enim', for...not; 'nec non', and also; 'nec tamen', and yet...not; 'nec...nec, neque...neque', neither...nor .
enim
enim, conj. for; namely, for instance; indeed, truly, certainly; 'at enim', but you may object.....; 'sed enim', but indeed.
melior
bonus -a -um: good; compar. melior -ius; superl. optimus -a -um
vir
vir viri, m. a man, male person
fuit
sum esse fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so
Africano
Africanus, i, proper name
quisquam
quisquam, quaequam, quidquam/quicquam, anybody, anyone, anything, esp. in negative sentences and questions.
nec
nec and neque, not; and not, nor; rarely not even; 'neque enim', for...not; 'nec non', and also ; 'nec tamen', and yet...not; 'nec...nec, neque...neque', neither...nor.
clarior
clarus,-a -um, bright, clear, distinct; of the wind bringing fair weather; evident, plain; illustrious, distinguished; notorious; adv. clare, clearly, brightly, distinctly; illustriously .
Sed
sed/set, but, however; 'sed enim', but in fact; confirming, and indeed, and what is more.
existimare
existimo/-umo -are, to judge a thing according to its value; to consider, regard.
debes
debeo -ere -ui -itum, to owe. Lit. of money; n. of perf. pass. partic.: debitum, -i, a debt.
omnium
omnis -e, all, every, whole; of all kinds; in sing. each, or the whole of one person or thing.
oculos
oculus -i, m. the eye; 'esse in oculis', to be visible; an ornament, treasure; the bud or eye of a plant .
in
Preposition with ablative: in, on, among.
te
tu, pron. of the 2nd person; strengthened forms in -te, -met, temet; thou, you; plur. vos.
esse
sum esse fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so
coniectos
conicio -icere -ieci -iectum, to throw together; to cast lots; mentally, to put two and two together, conjecture, guess; to interpret dreams
unum
unus -a -um, genit. unius, dat, uni, one; only one; one and the same; any one; 'ad unum omnes', all to a man; 'in unum', into one place; 'uno tempore', at the same time . Adv. una, in one, together.
te
tu, pron. of the 2nd person; strengthened forms in -te, -met, temet; thou, you; plur. vos.
sapientem
sapio sapere sapivi/sapii: to taste; with acc. to taste or smell of; to have taste, be able to taste; mentally, to discern, be sensible, be wise, think. Partic. sapiens -entis, wise, sensible, judicious; as subst., a wise person, philosopher, sage. Adv. sapienter.
et
As adv., also, even; as conj., and; and indeed; in narrative, and then; occasionally adversative, and yet; after alius, idem, par, as or than; repeated et....et...., both....and...; so -que....et....; nec neque....et, not only not....but; etenim, for indeed.
appellant
appello,-are,-avi,atum, to address, accost, speak to; to approach, entreat, sue; to appeal to; to name, entitle; mention by name, make known.
existimant
existimo/-umo, -are, to judge a thing according to its value; to consider, regard.
tribuebatur
tribuo,-uere,-ui,-utum, to divide out, allot, assign; to grant, give, allow, yield, ascribe, attribute.
hoc
hic, haec, hoc, this, this one; this present; in court, my client; strengthened form hice, haece, hoce; interrog. hicine, haecine, hocine.
modo
modo, adverb, only; in any way; just now.
Catoni
Cato, Catonis, proper name
scimus
scio, scire, scivi/scii, scitum, to know, understand ; with infin. to know how to do
Acilium
Acilius, i, proper name
apud
Prep. with acc. at ,near, by, with; 'apud me', at my house; 'apud se', in one's senses; 'apud me valet,' it weighs with me; 'apud patres,' in our fathers' time; 'apud Ciceronem,' in the works of Cicero.
patres
pater -tris, m. father, sire; founder, head; 'pater familias/familiae,' head of a household; plur., patres, forefathers; title of the senatorsz:'patres/patres conscripti'; 'pater patriae,' father of his country; national hero.
nostros
noster -tra -trum, our, ours; of us, to us, for us ; m. pl. nostri, our people.
appellatum
appello,-are,-avi,-atum, to address, accost, speak to; to approach, entreat; sue; appeal to; to name, entitle; mention by name, make known.
esse
sum esse fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so
sapientem
sapio, sapere, sapivi/sapii, to taste; with acc. to taste or smell of; to have taste, be able to taste; mentally, to discern, be sensible, be wise, think; partic. sapiens -entis, wise, sensible, judicious; as subst., wise man, philosopher, sage . Adv. sapienter.
sed
sed/set, but, however; 'sed enim', but in fact; confirming, and indeed, and what is more.
uterque
uterque, utraque, utrumque; genit. utriusque, dat. utrique; each of two; in plur., usually, each side, each set; sometimes of individuals, both.
alio
alius -a -ud, adj. and pronoun, another, other, different .
quodam
quidam, quaedam, quoddam subst. quiddam, a certain person or thing known but not necessarily named; a kind of.
modo
modus -i, m. a measure, standard of measurement; in music, rhythm, measure, time; in plur., strains, numbers . Transf., limit, boundary; rule; manner, mode, way, method; 'servorum modo', after the manner of slaves; 'eius modi', in that manner, of that kind.
Acilius
Acilius, i, proper name
quia
because, for which reason. quianam, quiane, why.
prudens
prudens -entis, foreseeing, aware; skilled, experienced, practiced; prudent, discreet, judicious; Adv. prudenter.
esse
sum esse fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so
iure
ius iuris, n. right, law; a court of justice; jurisdiction; right as conferred by law; 'iure', rightly .
civili
civilis,-e, relating to a citizen, civic, civil;'ius civile,' Roman civil law or civil rights; befitting a citizen; popular, affable, courteous; relating to public life/the state; adv. civiliter, like a citizen, politely .
putabatur
puto,-are,-avi,-atum, to consider, believe, think; lit. to cleanse, clear; to clear up, settle; to weigh up, ponder, reckon, estimate; 'puto,' I suppose.
Cato
Cato, Catonis, proper name
quia
because, for which reason; quianam, quiane, why.
multarum
multus -a -um: sing., much, great; plur., many, numerous
rerum
res, rei, f. a thing, object, matter, affair, circumstance
usum
usus -us, m. use, application, practice, exercise; social intercourse, familiarity; legal, 'usus et fructus, ususfructus', the use of other's property; practice, skill, experience; utility, usefulness, profit; 'usui esse/ex usu esse,' to be useful;'usus est,' there is need of, occasion for; 'usu venit,' it happens.
habebat
habeo,-ere,-ui,-itum, to have, hold; to have about one, carry, wear; to contain; to possess, have power over.
multa
multus -a -um: sing., much, great; plur., many, numerous.
eius
is, ea, id, he, she, it; this or that person or thing ; with qui or ut, one of those who, such...as; with et, -que, and that too, and what is more; n. sing. id, on that account; 'id temporis,' at that time; 'in eo est,' the position is such/it depends on this; 'id est,' that is.
senatu
senatus -us, or -i, m. a council of elders, the Senate; 'senatus/senati consultum,' a resolution of the senate.
foro
forum -i, n. an open square, marketplace
vel
vel: conj., singly, or; doubled, either...or ; adv. even, actually; for example.
provisa
provideo,-videre,-vidi,-visum, to look forward to, see at a distance; see beforehand, foresee; take precautions for/ against, provide for, prepare for.
prudenter
Adv. from prudens -entis, foreseeing, aware; skilled, experienced, practiced; prudent, discreet, judicious.
acta
ago, agere, egi, actum, to set in motion, drive; of animals, to drive or hunt; 'se agere,' to go; 'animam,' to give up the ghost; to incite to action; to deal with, be engaged upon, treat of
constanter
Adv. steadily, firmly; from consto,-stare,-stiti,-statum, to stand together; to be composed, consist; to depend upon, rest upon; to correspond, be consistent with; to stand firm/still; to remain the same; to be firm; impers. constat, it is agreed; partic. constans -antis, steady, constant, resolute.
responsa
respondeo,-spondere,-spondi,-sponsum, intransit. answer to; match; correspond to
acute
Adv. keenly, sharply; from acuo,-uere,-ui,-utum, to sharpen, whet; partic. acutus -a -um, sharpened, pointed, acute; shrill; piercing; painful; sharp, keen, intelligent; effective.
ferebantur
fero, ferre, tuli, latum, to bear, bring, carry; make public; endure, submit to; bring forth, produce; offer; fertur: it is said, ferunt: they say.
propterea
Adv., on that account, therefore.
quasi
adverb, as if, just as; as it were, a sort of.
cognomen
cognomen -inis, n. a surname, family name.
iam
adverb, now, already; immediately, presently, soon; henceforth; further; just, indeed; 'iam diu/iam dudum/iam pridem,' now for a long time.
habebat
habeo,-ere,-ui,-itum, to have, hold; to have about one, carry, wear; to contain; to possess, have power over
senectute
senectus, senectutis, f. old age; old men
sapientis
sapiens -entis, wise, sensible, judicious; substantive: a wise man, philosopher, sage; from sapio, sapere, sapivi/sapii: to taste; have taste; to discern; be sensible, be wise, think.
te
tu, pron. of the 2nd person; strengthened forms in -te, -met, temet; thou, you; plur. vos.
autem
conjunction: on the other hand, but, yet, however, nevertheless
alio
alius, -a, -ud, adj./pron., another, other, different.
quodam
quidam, quaedam, quoddam, subst. quiddam, a certain person or thing known but not necessarily named; a kind of.
modo
modus -i, m. a measure, standard of measurement; rhythm, measure, time; pl., strains, numbers; limit, boundary; rule; manner, mode, way, method; 'servorum modo,' after the manner of slaves; 'eius modi,' in that manner, of that kind.
non
(old forms noenum, noenu), not
solum
solus, -a, -um, alone, only, sole; solitary, uninhabited; n. acc. as adv. solum, alone, only.
natura
natura -ae, f. birth; nature, natural qualities or disposition, character; an element, substance, essence; 'rerum natura', nature, the world or universe.
et
Adv., also, even; conj., and; and indeed; in narrative, and then; and yet; after alius, idem, par, as/than; repeated et....et...., both....and...; so -que....et....; nec neque....et, not only not....but, etenim, for indeed.
moribus
mos, moris, m. the will, inclination; 'morem homini gerere,' to humor a person; custom, usage, wont, rule; pl. ways, conduct, character, morals.
verum
verus, -a,-um, true, real, genuine; truthful, veracious; just, reasonable;n. as subst., truth, reality; right, duty; 'veri similis,' likely, probable; n. as adv., verum, but yet, still, however.
etiam
As yet, still; etiam atque etiam, again and again; also, besides, even; 'non solum/modo...sed/verum etiam,' not only... but also; with comparatives, still; in answers, yes, certainly; in questions, expresses incredulity, actually? really ?
studio
studium, -i, n. zeal, eagerness, application, enthusiasm; devotion to, goodwill towards a person or cause; application to learning, study.
doctrina
doctrina, -ae, f. teaching, instruction; knowledge, learning.
esse
sum esse fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so
sicut
sicut/sicuti, as, just as; as for example; as it were; with verb in subj. just as if.
vulgus
vulgus/ volgus, -i, n./m. the people, the public; a mass, crowd, rabble, mob. Abl. as adv. vulgo, commonly, generally, in public.
sed
sed/set, but, however; 'sed enim,' but in fact; confirming, and indeed, and what is more.
ut
ut/uti, with indic. verb: how, interrog. and exclam; relat. as, esp. with sic/ita; 'ut ut,' in whatever way; explanatory, as, as being ; temporal, as when, while, since, when; of place, where; with subjunctive, in indirect questions, how; in wishes, Oh that; concessive, granted that; consecutive, so that
eruditi
Partic. eruditus, -a, -um, instructed, educated; from erudio, -ire, to free from roughness; to instruct, teach, educate; adv. erudite, learnedly.
solent
soleo, solere, solitus sum, to be accustomed; 'ut solet,' as usual; partic. solitus,-a,-um, accustomed, habitual; subst., that which is usual.
appellare
appello,-are,-avi,-atum, to address, accost, speak to; to approach, entreat, sue; to appeal to; to name, entitle; to mention by name, make known.
sapientem
sapiens -entis, wise, sensible, judicious; subst., wise man, philosopher, sage. Adv. sapienter.
qualem
qualis, -e, interrog. of what kind?; relat. with or without antecedent talis, of the kind that, such as; indef. having some quality or other. Adv. qualiter, as, just as; qualiscumque/-cunque, qualecumque: relat. of whatever kind; indef., any whatever.
reliqua
reliquus/relicus, -a, -um, left behind, remaining, other; of a debt, outstanding; of time, remaining, future.
Graecia
Graecia, -ae, f. Greece; 'Magna Graecia,' the south of Italy.
neminem
nemo, -inis, c. no one, nobody; 'nemo non', everyone; 'non nemo', some or many.
qui
qui, quae, quod: interrog. adj. which? what? what kind of?; exclam., what!; indef. with quae or qua, any, some; relat. who, which, what, that; quod, as adv.: 'quod sciam,' as far as I know; abl. quo, with comparatives: 'quo celerius, eo melius,' the faster, the better; qui, interrog. in what manner? how?; relat. wherewith, wherefrom; indef., somehow.
septem
Indeclinable number, seven.
appellantur
appello,-are,-avi,-atum, to address, accost, speak to; to approach, entreat, sue; to appeal to; to name, entitle; to mention by name, make known.
eos
is, ea, id, demonstrative pronoun: he, she, it; this or that person/ thing ; with qui or ut, one of those who, such...as; with et, -que, and that too, and what is more; n. sing. id, on that account; 'id temporis', at that time; 'in eo est', the position is such, it depends on this; 'id est', that is.
ista
iste, ista, istud, demonstr. pron. or adj. that of yours, that beside you; referring to parties opposed to 'hic,' my client; often contemptuous.
subtilius
Comparative adverb of the adjective subtilis, -e: finely woven, slender, fine; discriminating, precise; plain, simple, unadorned.
quaerunt
quaero, quaerere, quaesii/quaesivi, quaesitum, to seek, search for; obtain, get; miss, want; seek to know, ask, inquire into.
numero
numerus, -i, m., a number, reckoning, total; a mass; cipher; a category, band, class; rank, position, regard, consideration; measure, part, respect
non
(old forms noenum, noenu), not
sapientium
Partic. sapiens -entis, wise, sensible, judicious; subst., a wise man, philosopher, sage; adv. sapienter.
sapientissimum
sapientissimus, a, um, superlative from sapiens, entis: wise, sensible, judicious; substantive, a wise person; adverb: sapienter.
habent
habeo,-ere,-ui,-itum, to have, hold; to have about one, carry, wear; to contain; to possess, have power over.
Athenis
Athenae, -arum, f. pl., Athens; meton., learning; adj. Athenaeus,-a,-um, Athenian/ an Athenian.
unum
unus,-a,-um, genit. unius, dat, uni, one; only one; one and the same; any one; 'ad unum omnes,' all to a man; 'in unum,' into one place; 'uno tempore,' at the same time; adv. una, in one, together.
accepimus,
accipio,-cipere,-cepi,-ceptum, to take, receive, accept
eum
is, ea, id, he, she, it; this or that person/thing; with qui or ut, one of those who, such...as; with et/-que, and that too, and what is more; id, on that account; 'id temporis,' at that time; 'in eo est,' the position is such/it depends on this; 'id est,' that is.
quidem
Indeed; 'ne...quidem,' not even...
Apollinis
Apollo,-inis, m., Apollo, god of the sun, born at Delos; 'ad Apollinis,' to the temple of Apollo; adj. Apollinaris,-e/Apollineus,-a,-um.
oraculo
oraculum/oraclum,-i, n., a solemn utterance, oracle, divine response, prophecy; place where an oracle is given.
iudicatum
iudico,-are, to be a judge, judge, decide, declare; perfect participle: iudicatus,-a,-um.
hanc
hic, haec, hoc, this, this one; this present; in court, my client; strengthened form hice, haece, hoce; interrog. hicine, haecine, hocine.
esse
sum, esse, fui, to be, to exist, be there; be so
te
tu, pron. of the 2nd person; strengthened forms in -te, -met, temet; thou, you; plur. vos.
existimant,
existimo/-umo,-are, to judge a thing according to its value; to consider, regard.
omnia
omnis, -e, all, every, whole; of all kinds; in sing. each, or the whole of one person/thing.
tua
tuus,-a,-um, possessive pron. of 2nd pers. s., your, thine.
posita
pono, ponere, posui/posivi, positum/postum, to lay/lay down, put, place, set; to settle; to put aside, discard; to lay to rest/lay out for burial; milit. to post, station; to store, deposit, invest; to stake, wager.
ducas
duco, ducere, duxi, ductum, to draw/draw along/away; to shape anything, construct; make verses; spend time/delay; to charm, influence, mislead; to inhale, 'aera spiritu'; with 'pocula,' to quaff; to lead; to marry a wife; to lead on a march/ to command.
humanosque
humanus,-a,-um, human, of human beings; m. as subst. a human being; of good qualities, humane, kind, educated, civilized, refined; adv. humane/humaniter, humanely, politely, courteously, kindly.
casus
casus,-us, m., a falling, fall; an accident, event, occurrence; occasion, opportunity; destruction, downfall, collapse; end; in grammar, a case.
virtute
virtus,-utis, f., manliness; excellence, goodness, worth, virtue; bravery, courage.
inferiores
inferior,-ius, lower; inferior; later;comparative of inferus,-a,-um: below, southern, the lower world; inferi,-orum, the dead.
putes.
puto,-are,-avi,-atum, to consider, believe, think; lit. to cleanse, clear; to clear up, settle; to weigh up, ponder, reckon, estimate; 'puto,' I suppose.