afficiō, afficere, affēcī, affectum
to affect
reficiō, reficere, refēcī, refectum
to remake, repair
circēnsis, circēnse
of the Circus (adj.)
nīmīrum
of course, evidently (adv.)
fēria, feriae
festival, holy day; holiday (f)
praetor, praetōris
praetor (m)
cautus, -a, -um
cautious
perīculōsus, -a, -um
dangerous
pompa, -ae
procession (f)
tībīcen, tībīcinis
flute player (m)
postrēmo
lastly, at last, finally (adv.)
agitātor, agitātōris
driver, charioteer (m)
carcer, -is
starting cage; prison (m)
solium, -ī
throne, seat
incitō, -āre [1]
to enrage; urge on
verberō, -āre
to lash, beat, strike
mēta, -ae
turning point (at circus), goal; end (f)
circumeō, circumīre, circumīvī, circumitum
to encircle, surround; go round
īnflīgō, īnflīgere, īnflīxī, īnflīctum
to crash, knock (against); inflict (x acc. on y dat.)
expediō, expedīre, expedīvī, expedītum
to free, extricate, disentangle
nūllīus mōmentī
of no importance
ignōscō, ignōscere, ignōvī, ignōtum + dat.
to pardon, forgive
procāx, procācis
impertinent; bold (adj.)
illīdō, illīdere, illīsī, illīsum
to crash; strike, dash against