Caesar HFV 8

animadvertō, -ere, -vertī, -versum

• turn mind to, notice
• battle, fight
• on account of, because of
• for the most part, mostly, commonly

at

• but; mind you; but, you say
• turn mind to, notice
• battle, fight
• on account of, because of

barbarus, -a, -um

• foreign, savage
• but; mind you; but, you say
• turn mind to, notice
• battle, fight

cognōscō, -ere, -nōvī, -nitum

• to learn, come to know, pf. know
• foreign, savage
• but; mind you; but, you say
• turn mind to, notice

co(n)iciō, -ere, -iēcī

• throw together, throw, take oneself
• to learn, come to know, pf. know
• foreign, savage
• but; mind you; but, you say

cōnsuescō, -ere, cōnsuē(v)ī, -suētum

• to be accustomed
• throw together, throw, take oneself
• to learn, come to know, pf. know
• foreign, savage

ēgredior, -ī, -gressus

• go out, disembark
• to be accustomed
• throw together, throw, take oneself
• to learn, come to know, pf. know

equitātus, -ūs m.

• cavalry
• go out, disembark
• to be accustomed
• throw together, throw, take oneself

genus, generis, n.

• origin, kind, sort
• cavalry
• go out, disembark
• to be accustomed

gravis, -e

• heavy, serious, severe; venerable
• origin, kind, sort
• cavalry
• go out, disembark