Praeda

Latin-English

praed|a, -ae. (ˈpre.da) fem.

1. Plunder, booty; prey.

Loci

• αʹ Livy, Ab Urbe Condita 24.20:

unde ceterae praedae haud multum, equorum greges maxime abacti, e quibus ad quattuor milia domanda equitibus divisa.

From there, there was not much other booty; mostly scattered herds of horses, four thousand of which were divided among his cavalry to be tamed.