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control
contineo, -ere, continui, contentum
(tr.) restrain, tie down; hold, govern
contingo, -ere, contigi, contactum
(tr.) touch
contorqueo, -ere, contorsi, contortum
(tr.) twist; hurl
contra (adv.) on the opposite side
contra (prep. + ace.) opposing;
against
contradico, -ere, contradixi,
contradictum (intr.) speak against,
oppose
controversia, -ae (f) dispute
contudi (perf. of contundo)
contumelia, -ae (f) insult, affront
contundo, -ere, contudi, contiisum
(tr.) crush, subdue
contus, -i (m) pole
convalesco, -ere, convalui (no sup.;
intr.) get well, recover
convenienter (adv., + dat.) in
accordance with
convenio, -ire, conveni, conventum
(intr.) come together, assemble
convenit (impersonal use) it befits, it
is fitting; it is agreed (20.1 /2c)
converto, -ere, converti, conversum
(tr.) turn upside down, turn
convicium, -i (n) angry noise, clamour,
cry
convinco, -ere, convici, convictum
(tr.) find guilty, convict
conviva, -ae (m) guest at a meal
convivium, -i (n) banquet
coopto, -are (tr.) choose
coorior, -iri, coortus sum (intr.) arise
copia, -ae (f) abundance; (pI.)
supplies, provisions; forces, troops
(see also novae copiae)
coquo, -ere, coxi, coetum (tr.) cook
cor, cordis (n) heart
Corintbus, -i (f) city in southern
Greece, Corinth
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contemptum (tr.) despise, disregard cornii, -iis (n) horn
contendo, -ere, contendi, contentum corona, -ae (f) wreath, garland, crown
(tr., intr.) strive, contend, fight; corpus, -,oris (n) body
conflict; go quickly, march
corrum,o, -ere, corriipi, corruptom
contentus, -a, -um satisfied, content (tr.) harm
continens, -entis (f) mainland,
corruptio, -onis (f) act of bribing or
continent
seducing, corruption
continentia, -ae (f) restraint, self­
cottidie (adv.) daily, every day
coxi (perf. of coquo)
cras (adv.) tomorrow
crastinus, -a, -um belonging to
tomorrow, tomorrow's
crater, -eris (-eros) (m;
25.1 /4e) mixing bowl
credo, -ere, credidi, creditum (+ dat.)
believe (20.1/1); (+ dat. of person
and aCe. of thing) entrust
credulus, -a, -um credulous; ( + dat.)
trusting (in)
creo, -are (tr.) create; appoint, elect,'
(pass.) be born
crepito, -ire (intr.) rattle, rustle
crepusculum, -i (n) twilight, dusk
cresco, -ere, crevi, cretum (intr.) grow
Creiisa, -ae first wife of Aeneas
crimen, -minis (n) accusation, charge
crinis, -is (m) hair
cristatus, -a, -om having a comb,
crested
cruciitus, -iis (m) torture
criidelis, -is, -e cruel
criidus, -a, -um uncooked, raw .. hardy,
vigorous
cruentus, -a, -um blood-stained
cubile, -is (n) bed
cubO, -ire, cubui, cubitum (intr.) lie
down, go to bed
cucurri (perf. of curro)
culex, -Iicis (m) gnat (mosquito?)
culmen, -minis (n) summit, peak
culpa, -ae (f) guilt, fault
culter, cultri (m) knife
cultus, -us (m) cultivation; training,'
state of living in a civilized way,
civiliz(ltion
cum (eonj.) when,' since; whenever;
although (16.1/3)
cum (prep. + abI.) together with, with
comba, -ae (f) boai, skiff
cunctor, -iri (intr.) delay, loiter
cunctus, -a, -um all
cupiditis, -titis (f) desire, greed