Stage 33

pantomimus, -i, m. pantomime actor, dancer

motus, -us, m. movement

quasi as if

priusquam before

statura, -ae, f. height

interrumpo, -ere, interrupi, interruptus interrupt

praeter (takes the acc.) except

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque most

declaro (1) declare, proclaim

mussito (1) mutter

propheta, -ae, m. prophet

praedico, -ere, -dixi, -dictus predict, foretell

evangelium, -i, n. good news, gospel

pronuntio (1) proclaim, preach

aeternus, -a, -um eternal

crux, crucis, f. cross

suffigo, -ere, suffixi, suffixus nail, fasten

resurgo, -ere, resurrexi, resurrectus rise again

discipulus, -i, m. disciple, follower

caelum, -i, n. sky

in perpetuum forever

gloria, -ae, f. glory

angelus, -i, m. angel

comitor, -ari, comitatus sum  accompany

iudico (1) judge

purus, -a, -um pure

diabolus, -i, m. devil

nisi unless

vitium, -i, n. sin

verber, verberis, n. blow

simul at the same time

familiaris, familiaris, m. relative, close friend

certe certainly

vereor, vereri, veritus sum fear, be afraid of

conclave, conclavis, n. room

inspicio, -ere, inspexi, inspectus search

resigno (1) open, unseal

minister, ministri, m. servant, agent

tapete, tapetis, n. tapestry, wall-hanging

longurius, -i, m. pole

contra on the other hand

impudens, impudentis (gen.)  shameless

perscrutor, perscrutari, perscrutatus sum examine

scalae, -arum , f. pl. ladders

suspiciosus, -a, -um suspicious

latebrae, -arum, f. pl. hiding-place

praecipito, -are, -avi, -atus  hurl

detraho, -ere, -traxi, -tractus pull down

convolvo, -ere, convolvi, convolutus entangle

as, assis, m. as (small coin)

despicio, -ere, despexi, despectus look down

sterno, -ere, stravi, stratus lay low