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essedarius
charioteer (a soldier who fought from a two-wheeled British war chariot)
equitatus (-ūs m)
cavalry (horseman)
plerumque
very often (mostly)
utor (uti, usus sum)
use (employ, show)
consuescit (-suescere, -sueve)
to be accustomed (usually)
autem
moreover (however)
propter (+acc)
on account of (because of)
impeditus (ppp of impedio, in + pes - foot)
obstruct (hinder, delay)
expeditus (ppp of expedio, set free)
unimpeded (without baggage, light armed)
ignotus
unknown (unfamiliar)
imperitus
inexperienced (unskilled)
studium (-i n.)
eagerness (zeal, devotion)
proelium (-i n)
battle (engagement)
animadvertit (-ere, -verti, -versum)
notice
onerarii (naves)
freight ship
motus (-ūs m)
motion
