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contĭo
feminine noun III declension

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1 meeting or assembly
2 audience or speech
3 public opinion
4 parade addressed by general
5 sermon

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‹ contĭnŭus

contĭōnābundus ›

Locutions, idioms and examples

aliquem in contionem voco || o efficacem contionem! || habeo contionem || celeberrimae contiones || casta contio || advoco contionem || voco in contionem || iactata res erat in contione || habuit graves in Caesarem contiones || classico contionem convoco || L. Lamiam in contione relegavit || ab magistratibus contionem avoco = to prevent the magistrates from summoning the people || do concilium or contionem || advocare populum in or ad contionem || ad iudicium de contione venio = to come from the meeting to the court || a tribuno consul in contionem productus = the consul introduced in the assembly by the tribune || collegae eius Pauli una contio fuit verior quam gratior populo || eam supplicationem praetor pro contione edixit || habetur una atque altera contio || a quo erat honestissimis contionibus et saepe et iure vexatus = from whom has was opted and justly reprimanded in his public and irreproachable speeches || accusabat tribunus plebis idem in contionibus, idem ad subsellia = the same tribune of the plebs sustained the charge, now in the popular assemblies now before the court || clara voce ut omnis contio audire posset || adsistentem contionem quia permixta videbatur, discedere in manipulos iubet || capite velato, contione advocata, foculo posito bona … consecrasti (= consecravisti) || comitiorum et contionum significationes sunt interdum verae sunt nonnumquam vitiatae atque corruptae