| RUMOR | Fama; sometimes dubious: "multa ____ affingebat" Caesar BC 1.53 |
| ERA | Gooden's was 1.53 in 1985 |
| NOCTE | Nightly, at night: multa ____, late |
| AESTU | Calore; heat (abl): "multa ... ____ victa per agros" (DRN 5.1103-4) |
| SED | Autem. non multa ____ multum |
| QUIETI | Rest, peace (dat. sing.), eg ex...labore...____ se dedisset, Caesar BC 2.14 |
| OBSIDERE | To besiege: Curio ____ Uticam ... constituit, Caesar BC 2.36 |
| OPERE | Labore, arte; defencework "nondum ____ castrorum perfecto" Caesar BC 2.26 |
| UNIUS | The work of a single day, ____ ... negotium diei, vide Caesar BC 3.82 |
| ELATI | Men who've been lifted up, and so are haughty, e.g. stulta ac barbara arrogantia ____, Caesar, BC 3.59 |
| RETRO | In reverse; "multa videtis.... ____ ... repulsa reverti" DRN 2.129-130 |
| DABO | I'm going to give: inter multa alia, tradam |
| INTERALIA | Amongst other things; sensique hoc corpus ____ multa corpora versari (Descartes Med. VI.6) |
| EUNDO | Fama is able to grow "by going" (Aen 4.175): "viresque adquirit ____" |
| IMPULSUS | Hac fama ____ est: he was urged on by this news |
| RUMORE | Fama, sermone, voce populi: in common hearsay |
| OPINIO | Sententia, fama; id quod credo |
| INGENS | Prodigiously large, eg o fama ____ ... vir, Aen. 11.124-5 |
| ANTONIOGAUDI | Architect of the Barcelona basilica La Sagrada FamA-lia |
| FULGOR | Lightning flash, ergo gleam (nitor), deinde renown or glory (fama) |
