_gradum facere_—to take a step.
_gradum addere_ (sc. _gradui_) (Liv. 26. 9)—to increase one's pace.
_suspenso gradu_—on tiptoe.
_gradum sensim referre_—to retreat step by step.
_vestigia alicuius sequi, persequi_ or _vestigiis aliquem sequi,
persequi_—to follow in any one's steps.
_vestigiis alicuius insistere, ingredi_ (also metaph.)—to follow in
any one's steps.
_loco_ or _vestigio se non movere_—not to stir from one's place.
_recta (regione, via); in directum_—in a straight line.
_in obliquum_—in an oblique direction; sideways.
_obliquo monte decurrere_—to run obliquely down the hill.
_in contrarium; in contrarias partes_—in an opposite direction.
_in transversum, e transverso_—across; transversely.
_quoquo versus; in omnes partes_—in all directions.
_in diversas partes_ or simply _diversi abeunt, discedunt_—they
disperse in different directions.
_huc (et) illuc_—hither and thither.
_ultro citroque_—on this side and on that; to and fro.
_longe lateque, passim_ (e.g. _fluere_)—far and wide; on all sides;
everywhere.