fortify Copy link Outline 1. mūnio, 42. commūnio, 4 (to f. completely)3. circummūnio, 4 (to f. all round)4. permūnio, 4 (to f. thoroughly)5. ēmūnio, 4 (strengthened from munio)6. praemūnio, 4 (to f. in front, or beforehand) • fortify: 1. mūnio, 4: to f. a citadel, arcem m., Nep.: to f. a camp, castra m., Caes.: to f. a mountain, montem m., Caes. Fig.: nature had already f.'d Italy by means of the Alps, Alpibus Italiam munierat ante natura, Cic. Prov. Cons. 14, init. Fig.: to f. oneself against shame, se contra pudorem m., Tac. Agr. 46: Cic. 2. commūnio, 4 (to f. completely): to f. a camp on every side, or strongly, castra c., Liv. 2, 32: to f. a hillock on every side, tumulum c., Caes. B. C. 1, 43. 3. circummūnio, 4 (to f. all round): f.'d on every side with numerous works, crebris castellis circummuniti, Caes. B. G. 2, 30. 4. permūnio, 4 (to f. thoroughly): the Delphians thoroughly f.'d their city, urbem Delphi permunivere, Just. 24, 7: Tac. 5. ēmūnio, 4 (strengthened from munio): to f. a place like a citadel, locum in modum arcis e., Liv. 24, 21, ad fin.: Virg. Fig.: to f. the mind, animum e., Sen. 6. praemūnio, 4 (to f. in front, or beforehand): he f.'d the approaches in front by great works, aditus magnis operibus praemunivit, Cic. B. C. 3, 58: he resolved to f. the isthmus in front (or beforehand), isthmum pr. instituit, Caes. B. C. 3, 55. (But praemunire regalem potentiam, Vell. 2, 6, is to pave the way to regal power.)