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220 Cards in this Set
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Praedico, -are
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Preach, preaching
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requiro, -ere, requisivi, requisitum
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seek, look for
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inferus, a, um
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below, lower, underneath
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omnino
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wholly, entirely, utterly
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amplector
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to embrace
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minor
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to threaten
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abscondo, -ere, -di, -ditum
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conceal
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angustus, a, um
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narrow, contracted
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dilato, -are
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amplify, enlarge
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reficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
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make anew, restore, rebuild
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fateor
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confess
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mundo, -are
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cleanse, make clean
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parco, -ere, peperci/parsi, parsum
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to spare
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proloquor
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speak out, declare, announce
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delictum, i
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fault, transgression, sin
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fallo, -ere, fefelli, falsum
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to deceive
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mentior
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to lie
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sino, -ere, sivi, situm
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to allow, suffer
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cinis, -eris
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ash
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(in)irrisor, -oris
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laugher, mocker, derider
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fortasse
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perhaps
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huc
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hither
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suscipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
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take up, catch up; to support of raise
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excipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
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take, capture, receive
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uber, uberis
n |
breast, teet, udder
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impleo, -ere(2), -evi, -pletum
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fill up, fill full, make full
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institutio, -nis
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disposition, arrangement
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usque
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continuously
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fundus, -i
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bottom, lowest part
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quippe
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of course, naturally
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tribuo, -ere, -ui, -utum
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bestow, confer, impart, give
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sugo, -ere, -xi, -ctum
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to suck
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obtempero, -are
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attend to, comply w/
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obsum
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hinder, hurt, injure
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sub-do, -ere, -didi, -ditum
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subdue, subject, put under
here: "under my control" |
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tales
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such
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mundus, a, um
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pure, clean
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quilibet
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anyone at all, no matter who
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tantillus, -a, -um
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so small
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parvulus
(dim) |
youth, infant
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inhio, -are
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stand agape, w/ open mouth
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ploro, -are
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wail, weep aloud
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esca, -ae
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food
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congruo, -ere, -ui
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to be suitable, agree, coincide
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noxius
adv |
harmfully
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indignor, -ari, -natus
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despise, resent, deem unworthy
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indignor, -ari, -natus
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despise, resent, deem unworthy
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praeterea
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in addition, moreover, besides
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prudens, -ntis
adj |
foreknowing, more knowing, smarter
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nutus, -us
m |
command, nod
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ferio, -ire,
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strike, knock, smite
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nitor
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endeavor, attempt
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obodio, -ire
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obey, comply, give an ear to
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inbecillitas, -tatis
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weakness, helplessness
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experior, 4, -pertus
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to experience, to undertake
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zelo, -are
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to be jealous
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intueor, 2, -itus
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examine closely, look upon
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amarus, a, um
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bitter, pungent
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conlacteus, -i
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foster brother
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ubertim
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abundantly
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mano, -are
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to drip, flow, run
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ops, opis
f |
help, aid, support
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egeo, -ere(2), -ui
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be in need, poor, want
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consors, -tis
adj |
companion
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blandus
adv |
gently
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annosus, a, um
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old, full of years
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deprehendo, -ere, -di, -sum
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detect, discover, catch
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instruo, -ere, -uxi, -uctum
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to build
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conicio, -ere, -jeci, -jectum
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conclude, infer, gather, unite
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fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
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to weep, weep for, lament
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veresimilia
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truly similar
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extirpamus et eicimus
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we root out and throw away
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pro tempore
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for a while
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conpegisti
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you shaped
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adnumare
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to dwell on
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ad(at)tineo
(adtinet) |
pertains
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alo, -ere, -ui, -altum
(aluit) |
feed, nourish
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pergo
(pergens) |
hastening, proceeding
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discedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
discessit |
here: left, departed
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for, fari ,fatum
(farer, imp sb) |
to say, speak
(who was not speaking) |
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praebeo
(praebentes) |
exhibiting, proffering, holding forth
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gemitus, us
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complaint, lamentation
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edo, edere
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emit, publish, make known
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pareo, + dt
(pareretur) |
to obey, to give obeyance to...
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prehenso, -are,
(prensabam) |
grasp
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gens, gentis
f |
people
(peoples) |
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reicio,
(reiciendis) |
rejecting, throwing back
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reicio,
(reiciendis) |
rejecting, throwing back
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fugiendisve
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or shunning/ignoring
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procellosus, -a, -um
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boisterous, tempestuous
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ludificatio, -onis
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ridiculing, jeering
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quandoquidem
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seeing that
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monentibus
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to those teaching
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saeculum, -i
(saeculo) |
world, age
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famulor
(famulantibus) |
to serve
(which give service to) |
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segnis, -e
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lazy
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praestruo, -ere
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prepare before hand, build up
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rumpo, -ere, rupi, -ruptum
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to break
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nodus, i
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here: bond, fetter
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inquam
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I ask
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eculeos et ungulas
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torture racks and claws
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formido, -are
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to fear
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quemadmodum
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in the same way that
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affligo, -ere, -ixi, -ictum
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strike or beat a thing
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deprecor
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pray
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exigo, -ere, -egi, -actum
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require, demand
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ingenium
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ability
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nugae, -arum
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trifles
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ad(ap)probo
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assent, approve
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impedio
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to entangle
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deformis, -e
(deformius) |
more degradingly
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condoctorus
(condoctore) |
fellow trainer/instructor
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laxo, -are
(laxata) |
loosen
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lorum, -i
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reins
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intueor, 2, -tutus
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consider, contemplate
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praeterquam
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except, besides
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ad satiandas
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to satiate
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insto, -are
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here: press upon
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caro, carnis
f |
flesh
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uberiores
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more fruitful
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prorsus
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absolutely
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paratior
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more prepared
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praeponebam
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I was prefering
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peritus
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skilled
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texere
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to invent
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videlicet
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clearly
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aspergebat
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was mingled
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laetitias
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delights
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ad parienda
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for the purpose of bringing forth
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satis elucet
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it is very clear
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meticulosam
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frightful, fearful
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ferula, ae
(ferulis) |
rod, whip
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tempationes
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trials
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misceo, miscere
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to mix
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salubres amaritudines
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healthy bitterness
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iucunditate pestifera
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cheerful destruction
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eruo, -ere
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save, rescue
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conscenderint
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will have climbed
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[lenocinante falso tonitru]
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by pandering to false thunder
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paenulatorum
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wearing the paenula
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tribuendo
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for attributing
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flagita
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shameful acts
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percutis
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you strike against
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gremium
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bosom
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fucum
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intrigue, deceipt
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stupri
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of debauchery/disgrace
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concito, -are
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stir up, roust
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turpitudinem
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ugliness, foulness
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propinabatur
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is drunk, toasted
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recordatio, -onis
f |
recollection, remembrance
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secura
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untroubled
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reprehensi confundebantur
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having been caught/censured, they were confounded/abashed
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misericors
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merciful
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de hoc immanissimo profundo
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from this most vast depth
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requiro. -ere
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seek to know, inquire after
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vetera placita
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old principles
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vasto, -are
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to destroy
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inlicitas
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unlawful
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odio inmmanissimo
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the most savage hatred
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transactas foeditates meas
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my foul deeds (lit: my foulnesses having been transacted)
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in qua frustatim discissus sum
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in which I was cut into pieces/torn piecemeal
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contabesco, contabui
(contabuit) |
waste away
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quatenus
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to what point, how far
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quatenus
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to what point, how far
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limes
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border
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limosa concupiscentia
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dirty/muddy desires
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a caligne libidinis
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frm the fog of lust
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per abrupta
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through the steep places
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gurgite flagitorum
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into the whirlpool of sins
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ira tua invaluverat
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your anger had grown strong
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obsurdueram stridore catenae
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I had become deaf to the sound/rattle of the chain/shackle
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porro longe
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forward/farther by far
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praefigo, -ere
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affix
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qui formas propaginem
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you who make the offspring
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deleo, 2
(delet) |
erase, obliterate
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nec copiosus adactum inopia
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neither does a rich theif (suffer with equinimity) one who is driven by need.
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egestate
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by need/want
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penuria, ae
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scarcity, destitution
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penuria, ae
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scarcity, destitution
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fastidium, -i
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loathing, aversion
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sagina, -ae
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feasting, feeding
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onusta
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laden
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nec forma nec sapore inlecebrosis
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attractive neither in form/beauty, nor flavor
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ad hanc excutiendam atque asportandam
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in order to shake out and carry off
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ad hanc excutiendam atque asportandam
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in order to shake out and carry off
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nocte intempesta
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on a dark night
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quousque ludum in areis produxeramus
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we had drawn out a game in the streets until this time
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ut essem gratis malus
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when I was being gratuitously evil
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turpis anima
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depraved spirit
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dissiliens a firmamento tuo in exterminium
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starting away from your support into destruction
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dedecus, -oris
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disgrace
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in cuncta haec adipiscenda
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in obtaining all these things
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quam hic vivimus habet inlecebram suam
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which we live here has its enticement
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quam hic vivimus habet inlecebram suam
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which we live here has its enticement
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propter quendam modum decoris sui et convenientam
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because of a certain measure of splendor and harmony of its own
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caro nodo
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by a dear bond
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dum immoderata in ista inclinatione
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while through an inordinate inclination in these very things
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meliora et summa deseruntur
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better and high things are forsaken
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habent enim et haec ima delectationes
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for these low things also hold pleasures
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delectatur iustus
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a just man is attracted
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et ipse est deliciae rectorum corde
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and god himself is sweetness/joy of the upright in heart
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et ipse est deliciae rectorum corde
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and god himself is sweetness/joy of the upright in heart
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quae infima diximus
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which we call low things
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quare id quoque? cur ita?
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ask this also, why is it thus?
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scilicet
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you may be sure, it is certain
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illa exercitatione scelerum
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by this practice of wicked deeds
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illa exercitatione scelerum
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by this practice of wicked deeds
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ut adsequeretur
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in order that he might seek
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tantum ut furarer
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only so that I might steal
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epulatus inde solam inqitatem
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I feaasted on the injustice alone from there
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qua laetabar fruens
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enjoying which, I was pleased
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condimentum ibi facinus erat
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the crime had been the seasoning there
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mare plena fetibus
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sea full with spawnings/life
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nascendo
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by new birth
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non saltem
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not anyhow
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umbratica
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shadowy
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superbia celsitudinem imitatur
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arrogance immitates a lofty attitude/exaltedness
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saevitia potestatum
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savageness of powerful men
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blanditiae lascivientium
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enticements of lovers
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quicquam non reperitur
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no one is found/discovered
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