Usages of lusor
Lusor fritillum movet.
The player moves the dice cup.
Modo sors lusori favet, modo adversario favet.
Now chance favors the player, now it favors the opponent.
Lusor pignus ponit.
The player puts down a stake.
Lusor aleam e fritillo bis iacit.
The player throws the die out of the cup twice.
Amici sortiuntur, et sors primum lusorem eligit.
The friends draw lots, and chance chooses the first player.
Lusores vicissim sortiri volunt.
The players want to draw lots in turn.
Numerus impar adversario placet, et ille lusorem provocat.
The odd number pleases the opponent, and he challenges the player.
Lusor de iactu gloriatur.
The player boasts about the throw.
Modo lusores gloriantur, modo iocantur.
Now the players boast, now they joke.
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