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victor , ōris, m. (vinco), der Sieger, Besieger ... ... , victores Sequani, Caes.: v. maritus, v. exercitus, Cic.: v. miles, Treb. Poll.: v. equitatus, Tac.: equus v., Plin.: victores equi ...

dē-tero , trīvī, trītum, ere, abreiben, abscheuern, ... ... .: quantum detritum est famae! Sil. 7, 247: si quid ardoris ac ferociae miles habuit, popinis et comissationibus et principis imitatione deteritur, Tac. hist. 2, ...

ūtilis , e (= utibilis, v. utor), was zu ... ... Plaut.: id arbitror apprime in vita esse utile, ut ne quid nimis, Ter.: miles, ut emeritis non est satis utilis annis, Ov.: minus et minus utilis ...

... 2: – attrib., Macedo miles, Plaut. Pseud. 1210: Macedo gregarius miles, Curt. 8, 4 (15), 15: vir Macedo, ... ... 924;ακεδόνιος), mazedonisch, miles, Plaut. Pseud. 51. 346. 616. 1090. 1152 ...

per-sto , stitī, stātūrus, āre, fest stehen, -stehen ... ... 107: si perstas certare, Ov.: perstitit intercedere, Tac. – absol., gregarius miles futuri socors et ignobilitate tutior perstabat, Tac.: perstitit Narcissus, beharrte fest bei ...

turpis , e (zu altindisch trápatē, schämt sich [= wendet ... ... ein Schimpf, habere quaestui rem publicam turpe est, Cic.: turpe senex miles, turpe senilis amor, Ov.: hoc videtur esse turpissimum, das Schimpflichste, ...

Euboea , ae, f. (Εὔβοια), ... ... um (Ευβοϊκός), a) euböisch, miles, Plaut.: litus, d.i. Aulis, Euböa gegenüber, Prop.: so ...

fluito , āvī, ātum, āre (Intens. v. fluo), ... ... u. her wanken, schwanken, fluitans testudo, Tac.: praelongis hastis fluitans labansque miles (in Reih u. Glied), Tac. – β) wallen, flattern ...

3. Gallus , ī, m. (Γάλλο&# ... ... a, um, gallisch, poet. = phrygisch, trojanisch, miles, Prop. 2, 13, 48 zw. – II) (davon benannt ...

audēns , entis, PAdi. m. Compar. u. Superl ... ... et excelsior (Aeschines), Quint.: audentiores adversus hostes fiunt, Frontin. – audentissimus quisque miles, Tac.: Hannibal ille audentissimus atque fortissimus, Gell.

dē-cerno , crēvī, crētum, ere, entscheiden, I) etwas ... ... de u. Abl., oft zugl. m. Advv. (wie?), tu, miles, quid de imperatore Paulo senatus decrerit potius quam quid Ser. Galba fabuletur, ...

... 35, 6), simulacrum decurrentis exercitus, Liv.: miles sine gladio decurrens, Quint.: pedites ordinatos instruendo et decurrendo signa sequi et ... ... armis decurrēre rogos, Verg.: circa quem (honorarium tumulum) deinceps stato die quotannis miles decurreret, Suet.: honori patris princeps ipse cum legionibus decucurrit, Tac. – ...

... . 7, 2: ne quis in exercitu miles faber aut alterius rei artifex esset, Capit. Maxim. duob. 8 4 ... ... 11, 3, 73: Pyrrhus unicus pugnandi artifex, Liv. fr. 1: miles decollandi artifex, Suet. Cal. 32, 1. – m. in ...

vindico , āvī, ātum, āre (= vim dico, eig. Gewalt ... ... ) bl. vind.: ortus nostri partem vindicat patria, Cic.: nonnulla ab imperatore miles, plurima vero fortuna vindicat, Nep.: omnia pro suis, Cic.: videor id ...

spondeo , spopondī, spōnsum, ēre (griech. σπένδω, σπονδή,), ... ... gratam uxorem mihi? Ch. Spondeo et mille auri Philippûm dotis, Plaut.: spondesne, miles, mihi hanc uxorem? Plaut.: sponden tuam gnatam filio uxorem meo? Poëta ...

opprimo , pressī, pressum, ere (ob u. premo), I ... ... de off. 1, 133. – b) im Kampfe niederwerfen, miles Gallus ab equite Romano oppressus trahitur crinibus, Suet. Ner. 41, 2. ...

1. parātus , a, um, PAdi. ( ... ... in novas res, Tac.: m. Dat., acies parata neci, Verg.: miles paratus omni loco castris ponendis, Liv.: athleta certamini paratior, Quint.: miles ipsi adeo paratus (ergeben), ut etc., Tac.: m. Infin ...

persōna , ae, f. ( von *per-sonāre = *per ... ... duabus quasi nos a natura indutos personis, Cic.: agenda est persona, quam mihi miles imposuit, Vopisc. Prob. 10, 7: possumus petitoris personam capere, accusatoris deponere ...

cunctor (in vielen Hdschrn. u. Ausgg. auch contor), ... ... Cic.: regina thalamo (im G.) cunctans, Verg. – cunctans ad ascensum miles, Flor. 4, 12, 7: ad medium cunctamur iter, Val. Flacc. ...

propero , āvī, ātum, āre (properus), I) intr. vom ... ... . Pass., si iungi hospitio properat sociusque vocari, Verg. Aen. 7, 264: miles ferro properans quam fame absumi, Amm. 25, 7, 4 (vgl. ...