Boston University Latin Scholarship Exam (Vocabulary)

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et

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also, too, besides, moreover, likewise, as well, even

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et ... et ...

Back 2

both ... and ...

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sum

Back 3

esse, fui, futurus, be, exist

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qui

Back 4

quae, quod, who, whom, whose, which, that

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in

Back 5

(+acc) into, towards, to, against; (+abl) in, within, on, upon, among, at

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quis

Back 6

quis, quid, (interrogative pronoun) who, which, that

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hic

Back 7

haec, hoc, (demonstrative pronoun), this, these

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non

Back 8

not

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neque

Back 9

nec, and ... not, nor

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neque ... neque ...

Back 10

nec ... nec ..., neither ... nor ...

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ego

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mei, mihi, me, me, nos, nostri/nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis, I, me, my, we, our, us

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tu

Back 12

tui, tibi, te, te, vos, vestri/vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis, you, your, all of you, all of your

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ut

Back 13

(+ indicative) as; (+ subjunctive, after ita, tam, tantus, sic) that (result clause); (+ subjunctive alone) so that (purpose clause)

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atque

Back 14

ac, and

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atque ... atque ...

Back 15

ac ... ac ..., both ... and ...

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edo

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edere/esse, edi, esum, eat, devour

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edo

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edere, edidi, editum, put forth, discharge, emit, declare

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cum

Back 18

(as prep. + abl.) with, together with; (as adv.) altogether; (as conjunction, + indicative) when, although; (as conjunction, + subjunctive) when, although, after, since, because

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is

Back 19

ea, id, (demonstrative pronoun), he, she, it, they, them, him, her; (demonstrative adjective) this, that

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ille

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illa, illud, that, those

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ad

Back 21

(prep. + acc.) to, towards; (adv.) all the way

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possum

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posse, potui, (+ inf.) be able, can, could

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si

Back 23

if

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sui

Back 24

sibi, se, se, (reflexive pronoun), himself, herself, itself, themselves

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video

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videre, vidi, visum, see, sight; (in passive) videor, videri, visus sum, be seen, seem

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ipse

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ipsa, ipsum, (intensive pronoun) himself, herself, itself, themselves

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ex

Back 27

(prep. + abl.) out of, from, out from; (adv.) away, out

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per

Back 28

(prep. + acc.) through; (adv.) thoroughly

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sed

Back 29

but

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res

Back 30

rei, f., thing, matter, wealth

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ab

Back 31

a/abs, (+ abl.), away from, from, by

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aut

Back 32

or

Front 33

aut ... aut ...

Back 33

either ... or ...

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dico

Back 34

dicere, dixi, dictus, say, speak, utter; (in passive) dicor, dici, dictus sum, be said

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iam

Back 35

now (with verbs of present), already (with verbs of past)

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facio

Back 36

facere, feci, factum, make, do, finish, complete

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magnus

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magna, magnum, great, large; (comparative) maior, maius; (superlative) maximus, maxima, maximum

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corpus

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corporis, n., body

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tamen

Back 39

nevertheless, however

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de

Back 40

(+ abl.) down from, from, about

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habeo

Back 41

habere, habui, habitum, hold, have; (in passive) habeor, haberi, habitus sum, be held (as), be understood (as), be

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do

Back 42

dare, dedi, datum, give, grant

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fero

Back 43

ferre, tuli, latum, bear, carry, say

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omnis

Back 44

omnis, omne, whole, entire, all, every

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etiam

Back 45

also, even

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terra

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terrae, f., land, earth

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multus

Back 47

multa, multum, much, many; (comparative) plus, more; (superlative) plurimus, plurima, plurimum, most

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nam

Back 48

for, indeed

Front 49

tuus

Back 49

tua, tuum; vester, vestra, vestrum, your, yours, all of your, all of yours

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meus

Back 50

mea, meum; noster, nostra, nostrum, my, mine, our, ours

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deus

Back 51

dei, m., god; dea, deae, f., goddess; (nom. pl.) di, gods; (gen. pl.) divum, of the gods

Front 52

enim

Back 52

for, indeed, for indeed

Front 53

venio

Back 53

venire, veni, venturus, come, go

Front 54

quoque

Back 54

also, even

Front 55

tempus

Back 55

temporis, n., time, era

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quam

Back 56

(relative pronoun) whom, which; (with comparative) than, as; (with positive) how ...!; (with superlative) as ... as possible

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suus

Back 57

sua, suum, his own, her own, its own, their own

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pars

Back 58

partis, f., part

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tantus

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tanta, tantum, so great, so much, such great

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nullus

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nulla, nullum, none, no ..., no one

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eo

Back 61

ire, ivi/ii, iturus, go, come

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animus

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animi, m., soul, mind, life-force

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eo

Back 63

there, at that place

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longus

Back 64

longa, longum, long, stretching

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urbs

Back 65

urbis, f., city, urban area

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tum

Back 66

then, already

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unus

Back 67

una, unum, one

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sic

Back 68

thus, in this way, yes!

Front 69

manus

Back 69

manus, f., hand

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parvus

Back 70

parva, parvum, small, little; (comparative) minor, minus; (superlative) minimus, minima, minimum

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at

Back 71

but

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homo

Back 72

hominis, m./f., human, man, woman

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idem

Back 73

eadem, idem, (pronoun), the same ...

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volo

Back 74

velle, volui, (+ inf.), want, wish, desire

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quisque

Back 75

quidque, each, every

Front 76

inter

Back 76

(+ acc.) in between, among, amongst, between, in the course of, in spite of

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causa

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causae, f., cause, reason, purpose, sake, excuse, opportunity; (in abl. + gen.) for the sake of

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illic

Back 78

to that place

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nihil

Back 79

nil, nothing, none; (+ gen.) none of ...

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totus

Back 80

tota, totum, whole, full, all

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dum

Back 81

while; (+ subj.) as long as ...

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ante

Back 82

(+ acc) before, in front of; (adv.) beforehand, before

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huc

Back 83

to this place

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dies

Back 84

diei, m., day, daytime

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primus

Back 85

prima, primum, first

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sub

Back 86

(+ abl.) under, below; (+ acc.) down under (understood motion); (adv.) underneath, below

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peto

Back 87

petere, petivi/petii, petitum, seek, aim at, attack

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teneo

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tenere, tenui, tenitum, hold, grip, believe

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alius

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alius, aliud, another, other, different

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natura

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naturae, f., nature, birth, quality, character

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ago

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agere, egi, actum, do, drive, perform

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amo

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amare, amavi, amatum, love

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amor

Back 93

amoris, m., love

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Caesar

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Caesaris, m., Caesar (Iulius OR Augustus Octavianus)

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moveo

Back 95

movere, movi, moturus, move

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pro

Back 96

(+ abl.) in front of, on behalf of, instead of, in return for, as good as

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tam

Back 97

so ..., such ...

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modus

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modi, m., measure, size, metre, methoud, way

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ubi

Back 99

where, when

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pectus

Back 100

pectoris, n., chest, breast, heart

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vis

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(acc.) vim, (abl.) vi, force, power

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pater

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patris, m., father

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vita

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vitae, f., life, life-force

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ratio

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rationis, m., reason, account, business, respect

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relinquo

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relinquere, reliqui, relictum, leave behind, bequeath, abandon

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nox

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noctis, f., night, darkness

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domus

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domus, f., house, home; domi, m., house, home

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mors

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mortis, m., death

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ne ...

Back 109

(+ subjunctive) lest, so that ... not

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ignis

Back 110

ignis, m., fire

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sequor

Back 111

sequi, secutus sum, follow

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populus

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populi, m., people

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neo

Back 113

nere, nevi, netum, weave, spin

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sentio

Back 114

sentire, sensi, sensum, feel, see, perceive, experience

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Romanus

Back 115

Romana, Romanum, Roman

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reor

Back 116

reri, ratus sum, think, suppose

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fio

Back 117

fieri, factus sum, become

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mitto

Back 118

mittere, misi, missum, send

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finis

Back 119

finis, m., boundary, border; (pl.) territory

Front 120

vel

Back 120

or

Front 121

vel ... vel ...

Back 121

either ... or ...

Front 122

vir

Back 122

viri, m., man

Front 123

sive

Back 123

seu, or if ...

Front 124

sive ... sive .../seu ... seu ...

Back 124

whether ... or if ...

Front 125

duco

Back 125

ducere, duxi, ductum, lead

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oculus

Back 126

oculi, m., eye

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pono

Back 127

ponere, posui, positum, place, put

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simul

Back 128

at the same time

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audio

Back 129

audire, audivi/audii, auditum, hear, listen

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o

Back 130

Oh ...!

Front 131

quidem

Back 131

in fact; at any rate

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aurum

Back 132

auri, n., gold

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iubeo

Back 133

iubere, iussi, iussum, order, command, tell (to)

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hostis

Back 134

hostis, m./f., enemy

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superus

Back 135

supera, superum, upper; (comparative) superior, superius; (superlative) supremus/summus, -a, -um

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mens

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mentis, f., mind, understanding, feelings, heart, plan

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annus

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anni, m., year

Front 138

vivo

Back 138

vivere, vixi, victum, live, survive, enjoy life

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certus

Back 139

certa, certum, certain, fixed

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ito

Back 140

itare, depart

Front 141

quaero

Back 141

quaerere, quaesivi/quaesii, quaesitum, ask, seek

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puto

Back 142

putare, putavi, putatum, think, suppose

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voco

Back 143

vocare, vocavi, vocatum, call

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an

Back 144

or; perhaps

Front 145

labor

Back 145

laboris, m., work, labor

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verbum

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verbi, n., word

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locus

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loci, m., place, location

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inquam

Back 148

inquis, inquit, inquiunt, say, speak, utter

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valeo

Back 149

valere, valui, be well

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lego

Back 150

legere, legi, lectum, gather, pick, choose, read

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lego

Back 151

legare, legavi, legatum, send, charge

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ullus

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ulla, ullum, (gen.) ullius, (dat.) ulli, any

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nomen

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nominis, n., name

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aqua

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aquae, f., water, sea, lake