alone (adj.) Copy link Outline 1. sōlus2. ūnus (not to be used with ref. to solitude) • alone (adj.): 1. sōlus: he a. does not fear, s. non timet, Sall.: I a. did it, id egomet s. feci, Pl.: he a. out of very many slaves, s. ex plurimis servis, Pl.: Africanus used to say that he was never less solitary than when he was a., Africanus solitus est dicere se nunquam minus s. esse quam cum s. esset, Cic. 2. ūnus (not to be used with ref. to solitude): Pompey a. has more power than all the rest, Pompeius plus potest unus quam ceteri omnes, Cic.: Caes.: Virg. The two are sometimes joined; as, the one thing alone, res una solaque, Hor. Ep. 1, 6, 1. Phr.: to let a.: v. to let. v. also only, unique.