Reposco, reposcis, repoposci, repóscitum, penu, corr. reposcere Plaut.To afke againe that is ones owne, or in a maner due to him.Reposcere duobus accusatiuis iungitur, Cic. Vt ad Verrem adirent, & cum, siniulacrÛ Cereris & Victoriæ reposcerent. And aske or require againe of him the image of, &c.Reposcere aliquid per iudicem. Callislratus. Ab hac puerum reposcam.Plaut.Datum auxilium reposcere. Liui, To require aide againe of him that wee haue holpen before.Clamore magno fratrem reposcit. Sil. With loude voice he crieth and demaundeth to haue his brother againe.Pacta reposcere.Stat.Pœnas reposcere.Virg.To require to haue one punished.Pœnas reposcere ab aliquo. Catull. To punishe one.Promissa sua reposci videt.Virg.Hee seeth his promises to bee claimed.Si grauius quid acciderir, abs te rationem reposcent. Cæs. They will require account of you.Rationem vitæ reposcere ab altero. Cice, To require an account of ones life.Vos rationem reposcitis quid Achæi Lacedæmonijs bello victis fecerimus? Liu.Vicem reposcere. Martial. To aske one good turne for an other. Artentas aures, animumque reposco. Lucret. I require to haue you hearken and attende diligently.Ad pœnas reposcere aliquem.Virg.Aliquem adsupplicium reposcere.Virg.To require to haue one deliuered to him to be punished.