haud spernendus: non contemnendus (not to be despised): non mediocris (not middling): magnus: grandis (great): gravis (important): luculentus (considerable in value): also by aliquantum (i. e., a considerable quantity) with genitive e.g., aliquantum praedae: pretty considerable debts, aliquantum aeris alieni: not considerable, tenuis, levis: a considerable part, pars bona: considerable in number or extent, amplus: procerus (with regard to breadth, height): a considerable sum of money, magna or grandis pecunia: a considerable patrimony, luculentum patrimonium: a considerable edifice (building), opus conspiciendum: a considerable territory, agri lati (Verg., Aen., 8, 8): a considerable loss, damnum grave (opposed to leve): to have a considerable income, *luculentiore reditu uti. Vid, . also, GREAT, LARGE.