SAFE Copy link • SAFENot exposed to danger, tutus (of persons or things): periculo vacuus (free from danger): periculi expers (only of persons, Cic.): incolumis (said of political safety, or of bodily health). To be safe from anything, tutum esse ab aliqua re, rarely ad or adversus aliquid. Not dangerous, tutus: certus: stabilis. A safe road, iter tutum: a safe horse, equus certus; a safe remedy, exploratum, probatum, remedium: this place is not safe infestus, parum tutus est hic locus: safe counsel, consilium tutum. Certain, Vid: SAFE-CONDUCT, commonly by fides or fides publica. To apply for a safe-conduct, fidem publicam postulare: to obtain a safe-conduct, fidem publicam accipere: to grant anybody a safe-conduct, fidem publicam alicui dare; fidem alicui dare impune venturum or abiturum: under a safe-conduct, fide publica interposita: a letter of safe-conduct, syngraphus (Plaut., Capt., 3, 2, 6): to provide one’s self with a letter of safe-conduct, syngraphum sumere (ibid.).