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154 Cards in this Set
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Achilles
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greatest of the Greek heroes at Troy
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aequor
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the sea, surface of the sea, a level surface
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aequus
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even, level, just, fair
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ago
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drive, do, pursue, conduct imp Come!
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ait
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says, asserts
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ardeo
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be on fire, burn, blaze
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arvum
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plowed land, cultivated field, field
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ater
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black, dark, sable, dusky; gloomy
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audeo
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dare, venture, risk
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audio
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hear, listen to
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averto
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turn away, avert, remove
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bis
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twice, double
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capio
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seize, grasp, capture
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casus
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fall, falling-down, ruin, failure
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causa
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cause, reason, motive
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cavus
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hollow, excavated
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centum
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100
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cerno
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separate, distinguish, discern, perceive
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cingo
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equip, gird oneself; surround, encircle
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clamor
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shout
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comes
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friend, companion, comrade
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condo
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found, establish, build
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contra
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against, opposite, facing
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corripio
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seize, snatch, grasp; attack
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credo
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believe, trust, confide in
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crudelis
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cruel, unfeeling, hard
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cursus
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running course, a run, journey
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Danaus
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of Danaus (famous Greek king) pl. the Greeks
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dies
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day
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dolor
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pain, suffering, anguish, distress, grief, trouble
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donum
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gift, present
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dulcis
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sweet, agreeable, delightful, agreeable
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durus
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hard, harsh, vigorous; pitiless, unyielding
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enim
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for, namely, that is to say
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equidem
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indeed, truly
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equus
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horse
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eripio
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tear out, wrest, pluck tear; rescue deliver, free
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erro
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wander, stray, roam; be in error
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etiam
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also, too, even; still
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extremus
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outermost, utmost, farthest; remotest; tip
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facio
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make, do, produce, build
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finis
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end, boundary, limit; pl. territory
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fluctus
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wave, tide, billow, surge
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fors
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chance, luck, fortune
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fortis
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brave, strong, courageous
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fortuna
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fortune, chance, luck
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fuga
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flight, rapid motion
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fugio
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flee, run away, escape
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fundo
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fundere pour, pour out, shed; spread
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furo
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rage, rave, be out of ones mind
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furor
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raving, rage, madness, fury, passion
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gemitus
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groan, sighing, complaint
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genitor
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father
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genus
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race, stock, family; birth, noble birth; descendant
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gravis
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heavy, weighty, burdened
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haud
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not, not at all, by no means
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heu
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alas !
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homo
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person, human being, man
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iacto
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throw out; consider, discuss; pronounce, utter, speak
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idem
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the same
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imago
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image; ghost, vision; reminder
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immanis
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huge; monstrous, frightful
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imperium
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command, order; supreme power, sovereignty
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imus
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lowest, deepest, last
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incipio
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begin
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insto
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stand upon, take a position; press, pursue
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interea
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meanwhile
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Iovis
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Jove, Jupiter
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ira
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anger, fury, hate
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iungo
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join, unite, connect
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laetus
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joyous, happy, delighted; pleasant, grateful
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Latium
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district in Italy south of the Tiber
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lego
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gather, collect, choose, pick; survey
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lumen
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light; pl. eyes
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malus
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evil, wicked bad; hostile
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maneo
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remain, stay
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mare
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sea
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metus
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fear, dread, apprehension
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misceo
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mix, mingle, intermingle
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mitto
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send, let go; throw; dismiss
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mons
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mountain, hill; mass, heap
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morior
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die, expire; decay, wither
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mors
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death
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murus
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wall, city wall
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namque
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for
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navis
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ship
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neque
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same as nec, and not, also not; neither...nor
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nomen
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name; title
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nos
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we, us
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notus
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known, famous, customary
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novus
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new, young, fresh; novel
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nubes
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cloud, mist, vapor
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numen
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divinity, divine, power; a god or goddess
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opus
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work, labor toil; structure artistic work
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orbis
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circle; world; shield
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Pallas
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ally of Aeneas, son of Evander
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parens
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parent
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paro
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prepare, arrange, make ready
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pelagus
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sea
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pono
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put, place; establish; lay down
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populus
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people, nation
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porta
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door, gate; avenue, entrance, outlet
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pro
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for; before, on account of; instead of
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puer
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boy
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pulcher
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beautiful, handsome; fine, noble
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puppis
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stern, poop; ship
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quaero
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seek, look for, ask for
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qualis
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what sort?; of such a kind, such as
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quam
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how, how much; than
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rapio
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seize, snatch, tear, pluck; drive
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reddo
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drive back, restore; reply, answer
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relinquo
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leave, abandon, relinquish
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Romanus
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Roman
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ruo
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rush, hurry; fall down, tumble
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sacer
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holy, sacred
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saevus
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savage, fierce, ferocious; terrible
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saxum
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large stone, boulder, rock
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scopulus
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rock, cliff, crag, ledge
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sedes
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seat, dwelling-place; foundation
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sese
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same as se himself, herself, itself, themselves
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sidus
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constellation, group of stars; the sky, heaven
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silva
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wood, forest
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solus
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alone, only, single, sole
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somnus
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sleep, slumber
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sors
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fate, lot; prophecy; destiny, fortune
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spes
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hope
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spolium
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pl. arms stripped from an enemy; booty
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subeo
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go under, enter; come up, advance; support; follow
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super
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above, over, on top of
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supplex
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suppliant, beseeching, entreating
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surgo
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rise, get up, stand up; ascend
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tamen
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however, nevertheless, still
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tantum
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so much, so greatly
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tellus
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earth, globe, land, ground
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templum
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temple, sanctuary, shrine
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tempus
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time; occasion, opportunity
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tendo
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stretch, extend; present; aim; exert, strive
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tergum
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back, rear; hide, leather
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tollo
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lift, raise; erect; extol, exalt
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Troianus
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Trojan
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turbo
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turbare disturb, make an uproar
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Tyrius
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Tyrian, of Tyre
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ullus
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any, any one
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umerus
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shoulder, upper arm
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una
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at once, together, at the same time
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vates
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seer, prophet
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Venus
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goddess of Love, Aeneass mother
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vertex
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whirlpool, vortex
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verto
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turn, direct, change; twist; destroy
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verus
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true, real, actual, genuine
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vinco
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conquer, overcome, defeat; banish
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volo
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volare - fly
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volo
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velle - wish, want, desire
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vultus
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face, appearance; expression
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