| PUDOR | Decency, propriety: ex hac ... parte ____ pugnat, illinc petulantia, Cic. In Cat. 2.25 |
| HINC | Ex hac parte, eg ____ fides, illinc fraudatio, Cicero In Cat. 2.25 |
| PRAEDATORUM | Of plunderers: quos ... in eodem genere ____ direptorumque pono, Cic. In Cat. 2.20 |
| PUDICITIA | Modest virtue: hinc ____, illinc stuprum Cicero In Cat. 2.25 |
| EXIGAM | I'll turf you out of this team: ____ [...] te ex hac decuria, Pl. Persa 143 |
| RESTE | In hac ____ saltat funambulus, in hoc fune vel rudente |
| CONIURATIONEM | Conspiracy (acc. sing.), cf. Cic. In Catilinam 1.1: insidias |
| IMITABUNTUR | They'll copy, resemble (dep.) vide Cic. In Verrem 2.3.41.12 |
| SPOLIARE | To pillage and plunder, vide Cic. In Verr. 2.1.47, Apollinemne tu Delium ____ ausus es? |
| COGERES | "You gathered up" much money, (imperf. subj.) Cic. In Verrem 2.1.96 (7) |
| SPE | Vivamus in hac expectione: let's live in ____ |
| QUERCU | In hac arbore Rex Carolus II Anglorum se celavit |
| GLADIATOR | Retiarius, fortasse, qui in arena pugnat |
| DECORUM | Decency, propriety of conduct (7) |
| PREZ | CIC, in tabloids |
| PUTRIDI | Rotten (eg dentes, vide Cic. in Pisonem 1) |
| VIRTUTE | In hac homo optimus fiat |
| ARBORE | In hac mala auferenda invenis |
| TRANSFER | O serve, porta haec ab ripa hac ad alteram partem fluminis |
| IMPULSUS | Hac fama ____ est: he was urged on by this news |
