ROAD Copy link • ROADA way, PROP., via (the road itself): iter (journey, route): a made or paved road, via (lapidibus) strata (Liv., 8, 15, 9; in later writers also simply strata. Vid: Eutropius 9, 9, 15). To pave a road, viam lapidibus sternere, consternere. Figuratively, A way, means, via: a right road, via; via certa: a wrong road, error (an error): vitium (a fault): to fall into the wrong road, in errorem induci, rapi (to be led aside, through want of consideration): a virtute discedere, honestatem deserere (through one’s own evil inclination): to be on the wrong road, errare (without knowing it): vitam deviam sequi (wilfully). To bring anybody into the wrong road, aliquem in errorem inducere (to lead into error): aliquem transversum agere (to lead from the path of virtue). A station for ships, statio navium (any anchorage): salum (a part of the open sea, opposite the coast): to lie at anchor in the roads, stare in salo, or in salo ante ostium portus, with or without in ancoris (of ships): in salo esse (of sailors).