Verbs in Caesar's De Bello Gallico I: Hold, Begin, Throw, Gain, Survive
Explore a selection of verbs from Caesar's De Bello Gallico I, including actions like holding up, beginning, throwing, gaining control, surviving, and more. Understand the language and narrative of Caesar through these essential verbs.
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Caesar de bello Gallico I.25-29 verbs
to hold up, support; to hold back, check
began (perfect tenses only)
to throw in ones face, to set up as a defense
to throw up, fling up; to put or place under
to gain possession or control of (+abl)
to help also adiuvo
to search for, look for; to procure, bring together
to make, complete, to set down in writing, to record
