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Iuno
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Juno
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Iuppiter
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Jupiter
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iuro
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swear
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right, justice, duty
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iussus
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order, command
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iustus
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just, righteous
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Iuturna
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sister of Turnus
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iuvenalis
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juvenile, youthful
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iuvenis
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young, youthful
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iuventa
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youth
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iuvencus
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young bullock
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iuventus
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youth, young people
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iuvo
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aid, assist
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iuxta
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near to
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Karthago
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Carthage
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labefacio
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shake, loosen
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labo
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totter, waver, shake
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labor
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labor
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labor, labi
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slip, glide, move
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lacrima
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tear
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lacrimo
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shed tears, weep
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lacus
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opening, lake
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laedo
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injure, hurt, damage
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laena
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mantle, shawl, cloak
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laetitia
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joy, happiness
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laetus
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happy, joyous
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laevus
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left, unfavorable
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lambo
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lick, touch
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lamentabilis
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mournful, lamentable
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lamentum
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wailing, moaning
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lampus
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light, torch, lamp
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languidus
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languid, dull, sluggish
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Laocoon
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Trojan priest of Apollo
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lapis
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stone
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largior
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give bountifully, bestow
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largus
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abundant, copious
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lassus
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faint, weary, tired
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latebra
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hiding-place, retreat
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lateo
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lie hidden, be concealed
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Latini
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people of Latium
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Latinus
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king of Latium
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Latium
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district in Italy south of Tiber
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Latona
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mother of Diana and Apollo
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latus
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broad, wide
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latus (noun)
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side, flank
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laudo
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praise, honor, extol
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Laurens
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of Laurentum, Latium town
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laurus
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laurel tree
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laus
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praise, commendation, glory, fame
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Lausus
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son of Mezentius (Turnus' Etruscan ally)
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Lavinia
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daughter of Latinus
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Lavinium
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town in Latium
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Lavinius
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of Lavinium
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laxo
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extend, open, loose
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laxus
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loose, yielding
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legifer
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law-giving
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lego
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gather, collect, read
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Lenaeus
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of Bacchus
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lenio
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soften, mollify
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lenis
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soft, smooth, mild
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lentus
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pliant, flexible, slow
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leo
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lion
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letalis
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deadly, fatal, mortal
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letum
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death, annihilation
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levis
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light, swift, quick, smooth
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levo
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lift, raise, elevate
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lex
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law, precept, regulation
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libo
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taste, sip, pour out
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libro
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poise, balance, brandish
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Liburni
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people of N. Illyria
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Libya
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region of N. Africa
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Libycus
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of Libya
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licet
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it is permitted
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lignum
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wood, firewood, timber
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ligo
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tie, bind
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lilium
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lily
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limbus
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border, edge, fringe
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limen
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threshold, door, dwelling
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limes
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path, passage, boundary
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lingua
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tongue, language
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linquo
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go away, leave, abandon
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liquidus
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fluid, liquid
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lito
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make an acceptable sacrifice
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litus
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seashore, beach
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lituus
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crooked staff, trumpet
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loco
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place, lay, establish
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locus
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place, spot, position
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longaevus
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aged, ancient
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longe
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far off, for a long period
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longus
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long, extended
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loquor
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speak, talk, say
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lorica
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coat of mail, leather cuirass
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lorum
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leather thong, rein
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lubricus
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slippery, slimy
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Lucifer
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morning star
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luctor
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wrestle, struggle
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luctor
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wrestle, struggle, strive, contend
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luctus
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sorrow, mourning
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luctus
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sacred grove
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ludibrium
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plaything, sport
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ludo
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play, mock
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lumen
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light, (eyes)
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luna
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moon
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luantus
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half-moon shaped
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luo
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loose, wash away
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lupa
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she-wolf
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lustro
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review, observe
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lustrum
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period of five years
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lux
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light, brightness
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luxus
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excess, indulgence
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Lyaeus
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Greek name for Bacchus
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Lycia
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region in SW Asia Minor
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Lycius
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of Lycia
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Lycus
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friend of Aeneas
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Lydius
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of Lydia
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lympha
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water, clear/spring water
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lynx
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lynx
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Machaon
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Greek fighter at Troy
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machina
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machine, device
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macto
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honor, glorify; kill, sacrifice, slaughter
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macula
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spot, mark, blot
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maculosus
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spotted, speckled
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madeo
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be wet, drip
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Maeonius
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Lydian
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maereo
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mourn, grieve
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maeror
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mourning, sadness
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maestus
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sorrowful, dejected
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magalia
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huts
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mage
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more
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magis
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more
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magister
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master, pilot, captain
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magistratus
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magistrate
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magnanimus
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great
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magnus
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large, great, mighty
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Maia
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Mercury's mom, daughter of Atlas
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maiestats
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greatness, majesty
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maio
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prefer, rather
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malus
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evil, wicked, bad
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mamma
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breast
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mandatum
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order, command, charge
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mando
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entrust, order, command
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maneo
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remain, stay
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manes
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spirit of dead
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manifestus
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clear, plain
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manus
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hand, band troop
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Marcellus
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Roman War Hero, Son of Octavia
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mare
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sea
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maritus
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husband
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marmor
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marble
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marmoreus
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of marble
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Marpesius
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of Marpesia
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Mars
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god of war
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Massyli
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Massylians, people of N. Africa
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mater
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mother, native land
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maternus
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maternal
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maturo
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hasten, hurry
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Maurusius
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of Mauri, people of N. Africa
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Mavors
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Mars
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Mavortius
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of Mars, warlike
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meatus
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motion, movement
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meditor
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consider, meditate
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medius
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the middle
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medulla
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marrow
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mel
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honey
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membrum
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limb, member
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memini
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remember, recollect
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Memnon
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king Of Ehtiopians
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memor
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mindful, remembering
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memorabilis
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memorable
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memoro
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mention, recount
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Menelaus
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king of Sparta
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mens
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mind, intellect, memory, heart
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mensa
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table; meal
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mensis
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month
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mentior
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lie, cheat, deceive
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mentum
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chind
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mercor
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trade, purchase
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Mercurius
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messenger of Gods
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mereo
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deserve, merit
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mereor
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deserve, merit
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meritum
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merit, service, kindness
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meta
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end, boundary, limit
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metallum
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metal
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metuo
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fear, be afraid
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metus
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fear, dread, apprehension
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meus
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my, mine
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mico
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gleam, glitter
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migro
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depart, remove
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miles
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solider
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milia
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thousands
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mille
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one thousand
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minae
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threats, pinnacles
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Minerva
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Athena
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ministro
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attend, serve, provide
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Minoius
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of Minos
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minor
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project, threaten, menace
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Minotaurus
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the Minotaur
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minus
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less
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mirabilis
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wonderful, marvelous
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miror
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wonder, marvel at
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mirus
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wonderful marvelous
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misceo
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mix, mingle,
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Misenus
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friend of Aeneas
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miser
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wretched, miserable, poor
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miserabilis
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pitiable, miserable
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misereor
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feel pity
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miseror
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lament, pity
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missilis
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that may be thrown
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mitesco
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grow mild, be tamed
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mitra
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headband
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mitto
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send, let go
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Mnestheus
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friend of Aeneas
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mobilitas
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activity, mobility
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modo
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merely, only, just now
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modus
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way, measure, method
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moenia
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walls, ramparts
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moles
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mass; labor, difficulty
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molior
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exert, strive, toll
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mollio
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soften, soothe, tame
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mollis
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yielding, soft, tender
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moneo
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advise, warn
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monimentum
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monument
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monitus
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warning
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mons
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mountain, hill
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monstro
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point out, show
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monstrum
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monster, portent
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monumentum
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monument
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mora
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delay, hinderence
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moribundus
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dying, at the point of death
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morior
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die, expire, decay
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moror
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delay, linger
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mors
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death
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morsus
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bite, biting
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mortalis
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mortal, transient
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mos
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practice, custom
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motus
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movement, motion
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moveo
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move, remove, excite
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mox
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soon, afterwards
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mugitus
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mooing, bellowing
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mulceo
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soothe, soften, flatter
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multiplex
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manifold, far more; varied
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multus
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much; many; great
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munio
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fortify, secure, build
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munus
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service, office, burial
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muralis
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of a wall, mural
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murex
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purple dye
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murmur
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murmur, roar
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murus
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wall, city wall
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Musa
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a muse (one of 9)
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muto
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change, transform
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Mycenae
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city of Agamemnon
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Myrmidones
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people of Thessaly
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nam
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fortify, secure, build
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namque
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fortify, secure, build
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narro
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tell, describe
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nascor
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be born, proceed,
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nata
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daughter
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nato
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swim, float
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natus
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born, made, intended
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navigo
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sail
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nauta
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sailor
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navis
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ship
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ne
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not
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nebula
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mist, vapor, smoke
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nec
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and not, also not
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necdum
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nor yet, not yet
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nectar
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nectar, drink of gods, honey
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necto
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bind, tie, fasten
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nefandus
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unspeakable, abominable
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nefas
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sin, crime, wickedness
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nego
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den, say..not
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nemus
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wood, grove
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Neoptolemus
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son of Achillis
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nepos
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grandson, descendant
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Neptunus
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Neptune
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neque
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and not, also not
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nequiquam
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in vain
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nescio
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not know
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nescius
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ignorant, unaware
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nexus
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death, murder
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neu
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and not, also not
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ni
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unless, if not
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niger
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black, dark
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nigrans
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black, dark
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nihil
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nothing
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nimbus
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rain storm, black crowd
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nimium
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too much
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niteo
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shine, glitter
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nitidus
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shining, glittering
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nitor
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lean, support oneself, strive
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niveus
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snowy
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nix
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snow, white hair
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no
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swim, float; fly, saild
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nocturnus
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nocturnal
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nodo
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tie in a knot
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nodus
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knot, impediment
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Nomas
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Numidian
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nomen
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name; title
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non
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not, by no means
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nondum
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not yet
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nos
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we, us
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nosco
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know, learn
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noster
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our, ours
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notus
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famous, customary
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Notus
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south wind
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novem
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nine
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novo
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make new, renew
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novus
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new, young, fresh
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nox
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night, death
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noxa
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hurt, harm, inury
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nubes
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cloud
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nubila
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cloud
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nudo
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expose
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nudus
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naked, bare
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nullus
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no, none; worthless
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num
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(expecting no answer)
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numen
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divinity, divine power
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numerus
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number, quantity
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Numidae
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Numidians
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numquam
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never
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nunc
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now
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nuntia
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female messenger
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nuntio
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announce
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nuntius
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messenger, reporter
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nurus
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daughter-in-law
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nusquam
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nowhere
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nutrimentum
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fuel, nourishment
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nutrix
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nurse
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nympha
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nymph
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o
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Oh!
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ob
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on account of
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obeo
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go, travel, surround
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obicio
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offer, present
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obiecto
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oppose, endanger
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obiectus
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opposition
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obitus
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setting, downfall
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obliviscor
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forget
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obmutesco
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become silent
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obnitor
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struggle with, strain
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oboriro
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arise, speak
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obruo
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overwhelm
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obscurus
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dark, obscure
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observo
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watch, note, guard
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obsido
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beset, seige
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obstipesco
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become senseless
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obsto
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oppose, stand in the way
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obstruo
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block, hinder, impede
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obtestor
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implore, appeal to
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obtutus
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gaze, contemplation
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obverto
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turn towards, face
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obvius
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in the way, against
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occaus
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downfall
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occido
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fall, perish
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occulo
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cover, conceal
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occulto
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hide, conceal
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occumbo
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die
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oceanus
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great sea, ocean
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ocior
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swifter
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oculus
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erye
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odi
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hate, dislike
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odium
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hatred
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odor
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smell, scent
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odorus
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scented, fragrant
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offero
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present, offer, show
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Oileus
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father of Ajax
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oleo
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smell, emit a smell
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olim
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once, formerly
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olle
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(ille)
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Olympus
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Mt. Olympus
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omen
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omen, portent
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omnino
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completely
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omnipotents
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almighty
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omni
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all, every
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onero
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load, burden, weigh down
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onus
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load, burden,
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onustus
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loaded, burdened
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opaco
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make shady
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opacus
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shady, shaded
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operio
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cover, cover over
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opertum
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secret place
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opimus
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rich, abundant
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opperior
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wait for, attend
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oppeto
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encounter; die
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oppono
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oppose
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oppositus
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opposed
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opprimo
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press down, crush
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ops
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wealth, assistance, help
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opto
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choose, prefer
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opulentus
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wealthy, opulent
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opus
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work, labor
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ora
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shore, coast; border
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orbis
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circle, world
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Orcus
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god of underworld
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ordior
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begin, commence
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ordo
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row, line, series
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Oreas
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a mountain nymph
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orgia
|
orgies
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Oriens
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dawn
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origo
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beginning, start
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Orion
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a constellation
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orior
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rise, appear
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ornus
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wild ash tree
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oro
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beg, plead, pray
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Orontes
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friend of Aeneas
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Orpheus
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famous mythological bard
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ortus
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rising, sunrise
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os
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mouth, face
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osculum
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kiss
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ostendo
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show, point out
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ostento
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exhibit
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ostium
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door, mouth
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ostrum
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purple
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otium
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leisure, free time, repose
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ovo
|
exult, rejoice, triump
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pabulum
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food for cattle, fodder
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paciscor
|
agree, stipulate
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Pallas
|
Athena
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Pallas
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son of Evander
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palleo
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grow pale
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pallidus
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pale, colorless
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palma
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palm, palm tree
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palus
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swamp, marsh
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pando
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spread out, extend
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Paphos
|
city in Cyphrus
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par
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equal
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Parace
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the fates
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parco
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spare, use moderately
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parens
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parent
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pareo
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appear, be visible
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pario
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give birth, prdouce
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Paris
|
Helen's abductor
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paro
|
prepare, arrange
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pars
|
part, portion
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partior
|
share, distribute
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partus
|
birth, delivery
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parum
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too little
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parvulus
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very small, little
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parvus
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small, brief
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pasco
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feed, nourish, graze
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Pasiphae
|
wife of Minos
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passim
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spread, scattered
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pastor
|
shepherd, herdsman
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Patavum
|
modern Padua
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patefacio
|
lay open, throw open
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pateo
|
be open
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pater
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father, sire
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