attend upon Copy link Outline 1. appārĕo, 2 (of formal or legally required attendance2. sector, 1 (of slaves, dependents, etc.)3. assector, 1 (esp. of the friends of candidates)4. assum (ads.), fui5. frĕquento, 1 (only of great numbers) • attend upon or on: 1. appārĕo, 2 (of formal or legally required attendance: with dat.): the priests must a. upon the gods, sacerdotes diis apparento, Cic.: four-and-twenty lictors a. upon the consuls, quatuor et viginti lictores a consulibus, Liv. 2. sector, 1 (of slaves, dependents, etc.): I have now been a.ing upon you for five years, equidem te jam sector quintum hunc annum, Pl.: to a. upon the praetor, praetorem s., Cic.: a body of horsemen a.s upon the king, equitum manus regem sectatur, Tac. 3. assector, 1 (esp. of the friends of candidates): Galba a.'d on Crassus when he was a candidate for the aedileship, quum aedilitatem Crassus peteret, eum Galba assectabatur, Cic.: Tac. 4. assum (ads.), fui: (in most general sense: to be present with: with dat.): so much grace a.'d oh her art, tantus decor affuit arti, Ov. 5. frĕquento, 1 (only of great numbers): the work-people a.'d upon Marius in great numbers, opifices Marium frequentabant, Sall.: Tac.