[Vid: “To COME FORTH” (β) to come up to (= equal), aequare: adaequari alicui rei or aliquid (with accusative if = to be equal), aequare aliquem: aequari or adaequari cum aliquo (to come up to anybody in beauty, talents, etc.), also non inferiorem esse aliquo: to come up to anything, adaequare (with accusative of the thing in which one equals anybody, and genitive: of the person whom one equals); also aliqua re se adaequare posse alicui: aliquem or aliquid aliqua re aequiparare (e.g., in physical strength, beauty, etc., Vid :, commentators on Nep., Them: 6, 1): (γ) to come up with (= overtake), in cursu nancisci aliquem; assequi; aequare.