Antoninus Vocab

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quadragesima, ae

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Lent, Christian fast of forty days

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conduco, conducere

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to draw together, unite;
employ;
be of advantage, profitable;
be concerned with, tend to

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mutuo, mutuare

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to lend, exchange

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merces, mercedis

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3f pay, recompense
salary, price
bribe

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completorium, i

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Compline.
Service of prayers at close of day.

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hebdomada, ae

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7
group of seven
seven day period, week

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quadragesima ae

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Lent.
Christian fast of forty days.

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quoad

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as long as, until

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quantum

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so much as, how much, how far

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pravus a um

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crooked, misshapen
perverse, vicious
faulty, bad

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mucro, mucronis

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3m. sword.
sword point, sharp point

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refreno, -are

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to curb, check, restrain

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septentrionalis, -e

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northern.
North (Sea)

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pone

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behind

(also pono, -ere - to place)

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monialis, -is

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3f. nun

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Aquilo, Aquilonis

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3m. North wind
(Boreas - personified)

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unde

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from where, whence

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capax, capacis

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large, spacious;
capable, fit,
competent, has right to inherit

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instar

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indecl.
image, likeness
counterpart, equal form of

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econtra

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the contrary, the reverse

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aliquantulus a um

aliquantum (adv.)

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little, small, small bit of

adv.: slightly, to a little, somewhat

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secus

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otherwise, differently, contrary to what is right/ expected

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severitatas, -is

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severity, strictness

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quoniam

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since, because, seeing that

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thesaurizo, -are

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hoard, gather up treasure

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diacon, diaconis

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deacon,
cleric of the minor orders (first/ highest level)

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hactenus

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as far as this, hither to, thus far, to this place/ point

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palam

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openly, publicly, plainly;
in presence of
(pala, -ae - spade)

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evenio, -ire

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to come out/ about/ forth;
to happen, turn out

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hodiernus a um

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today's, present, existing now

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contraeo, contraire

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to go against, oppose, make resistance

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eleemosyna, ae

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alms, almshouse;
gift to a religious institution;
pity, act of charity;

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guttur, -is

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3nt. throat, neck, gullet

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verecundia, ae

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shame, respect, modesty

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misericordia, ae

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mercy, compassion, pity

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misericors, misericordis

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adj.
merciful, compassionate

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verumtamen

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nevertheless, but yet, but even so, still (after digression)

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egenus a um

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in want of, destitute of

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famelicus a um

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famished, starved, hungry

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cooperio, -ire

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to cover wholly, to cover up, overwhelm, bury deep

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sepelio, ire

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to bury, inter;
to suppress, submerge, overcome, ruin

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erga

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towards, opposite (friendly)

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lupanar, is

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3 nt. Brothel

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induo, induere

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to put on, clothe, cover, dress oneself in

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funis, is

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3m. rope, line, cord, sheet, cable

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canus a um

canus, i

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white, grey, aged, old, wise, hoary, foamy, white tipped

grey hairs; old age

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luctuosus a um

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mournful, grieving

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cras

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tomorrow, after today, hereafter, in the future

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hiems, is

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3f. winter, winter time; cold, frost, rainy season, storm, stormy weather

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prosum, prodesse, profui, profuturus

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to be useful, advantageous, to benefit, profit

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sempiternus, a, um

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perpetual, everlasting, eternal

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an

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whether, or, either;
can it be that (question expecting negative answer, further question)

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cantilena, ae

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ditty, little song, silly prattle, oft repeated saying, refrain

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esuriens, esurientis

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hungry, starving; hungry person

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esurio, -ire

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to be hungry, hunger

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gemo, -ere, gemui

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to moan, groan, lament, grieve that

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renuo, -ere, renui, renutus

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to refuse, disapprove
(to throw back eyes/ head/ brow as a sign)

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proditio, proditionis

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3f. treason, betrayal

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alterutrum

alteruter a um

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one to another (adv)

one (of two); one or the other; either, both

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contumelio, contumeliare

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to insult, treat outrageously

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rens

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pres. part of reor, reri - to think, suppose

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effodio, -ere, effodi, effossus

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to dig out, excavate, gouge out

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subsanno, -are

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to mock, deride, sneer

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adibilis, adibile

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accessible

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faex, faecis

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3f. dregs, grounds, sediment

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mus, muris

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3nt. mouse

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glorior, gloriari

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to boast, brag.
1 dep.

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pulvis, pulveris

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3m. dust, powder, sand

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mortifer, a um

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deadly, fatal

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stimulo, -are

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to incite, torment, goad on, rouse to a frenzy

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triduum, tridui

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three days

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subvenio, -ire

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to assist, rescue, come to help

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violo, -are

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to violate, dishonour, outrage

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crimen, criminis

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3nt. sin, guilt.
crime, criminal.

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nequeo, -ire

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to be unable, cannot

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convalidatio, convaliditionis

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3f. convalidation (renewal of/ consent to a marriage previously canonically invalid)

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etsi

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even if, although, albeit

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regimen, -inis

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3nt. control, steering, direction

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fas

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indecl. nt. divine will/ law; that which is right/ lawful/ allowed

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nefas

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indecl. nt.
sin, violation of divine law.

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fas et nefas

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right and wrong.

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quousque

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until what time?
till when? how long?

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etiamsi

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even if, although

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inquino, -are

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to daub, stain, pollute, smear

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renitor, reniti, renisus sum

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to struggle, offer resistance

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saepe (adv)

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frequently

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ambio, -ire

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to go around, circle
to inspect, canvass

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inopia, ae

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lack, need, dearth
destitition, poverty

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immunditia ae

immundus a um

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dirtiness, foulness; lust/ wantonness; dirty conditions

dirty, filthy, foul; squalid; evil

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nimio

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by a very great deal, far

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affinitas, affinitatis

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relationship (by marriage); bond, union; neighbourhood

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affinis, -is

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relation (by marriage); neighbour, accomplice
(takes gender of person)

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balneum i

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bath, bathtub, act of bathing

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prostibulum i

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prostitute, whore

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abutor, abuti, abusus sum

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I waste, squander, abuse, misuse

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prodigus a um

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prodigal, wasteful, lavish

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diripio, -ere, diripui, direptus

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to plunder, pillage, lay waste;
to tear apart/ away/ to pieces

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pertusus a um

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perforated, leaky

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pertundo, -ere, pertudi, pertusus

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to bore through, perforate

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multot

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many times

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pomposus a um

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dignified, pompous

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puteus, putei

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Well.

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cautela ae

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caution, precaution, care

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inexpiabilis, inexpiabile

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implacable, inexpiable, unatoneable

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latrocinium, latrocini(i)

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brigandage, robbery, piracy, villainy

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rixa, ae

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violent quarrel, dispute, brawl

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quicumque

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whoever/ whatever