reassemble
REASSEMBLE
recolligere. The troops reassembled in the same place milites in eo loco iterum consederunt. For the intransitive meaning iterum with the verbs in ASSEMBLE INTRANS.
recolligere. The troops reassembled in the same place milites in eo loco iterum consederunt. For the intransitive meaning iterum with the verbs in ASSEMBLE INTRANS.
reassemble:
A. Trans.:
1. rĕcollĭgo, ēgi, ectum, 3: the multitude having been r.d, multitudine recollecta, Just. 42, 3:
2. collĭgo (the force of the prep. re, being expr. in the obj. or by in unum, i. e. after dispersion): assembling the remains from the slaughter ... (i. e. reassembling the survivors), reliquias tantae cladis ... colligentem, Liv. 22, 56: he reassembled the rest at Adrumetum, Adrumeti reliquos ex fuga collegit, Nep. Hann. 6: when they were r.d after the dispersion of the panic, quum ex varia trepidatione in unum colligerentur, Liv. 21, 5.
3. cōgo, coēgi, coactum, 3: having r.d the army by withdrawing all the garrisons, omnibus praesidiis deductis, coacto in unum locum exercitu, Caes. B. C. 3, 74.
4. condūco, xi, tum, 3: Metellus r.d his soldiers, milites in unum conduxit, Sall. Jug. 51.
5. contrăho, xi, ctum, 3: he r.s his scattered soldiers, dispersos milites in unum contrahit, ib. 98. Phr.: (1). rursus convŏco: he r.s the chiefs of the conspiracy, rursus principes conjurationis convocat, id. Cat. 27. (2). rursus vŏco: and being r.d they changed their courses, rursusque vocati convertere vias. Virg. Aen. 5, 581.
B. Intrans.: rĕdeo, ĭi, ĭtum, 4: after dispersion they began to r. in the forum, dilapsi in forum conglobati redibant (where the meaning is distributed between conglobati and redibant), Liv. 5, 41: v.ASSEMBLE .
A. Trans.:
1. rĕcollĭgo, ēgi, ectum, 3: the multitude having been r.d, multitudine recollecta, Just. 42, 3:
2. collĭgo (the force of the prep. re, being expr. in the obj. or by in unum, i. e. after dispersion): assembling the remains from the slaughter ... (
3. cōgo, coēgi, coactum, 3: having r.d the army by withdrawing all the garrisons, omnibus praesidiis deductis, coacto in unum locum exercitu, Caes. B. C. 3, 74.
4. condūco, xi, tum, 3: Metellus r.d his soldiers, milites in unum conduxit, Sall. Jug. 51.
5. contrăho, xi, ctum, 3: he r.s his scattered soldiers, dispersos milites in unum contrahit, ib. 98. Phr.: (1). rursus convŏco: he r.s the chiefs of the conspiracy, rursus principes conjurationis convocat, id. Cat. 27. (2). rursus vŏco: and being r.d they changed their courses, rursusque vocati convertere vias. Virg. Aen. 5, 581.
B. Intrans.: rĕdeo, ĭi, ĭtum, 4: after dispersion they began to r. in the forum, dilapsi in forum conglobati redibant (where the meaning is distributed between conglobati and redibant), Liv. 5, 41: v.