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310 Cards in this Set
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constituO, -ere, -uI, -Utum
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to settle, place, station, fix, decide
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persequor, -I, -sectUtus sum
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to pursue, follow up
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perseverO, -are, -AvI, -Atum
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to persist
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reminscor, -I
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to remind
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incommodum, -i
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misfortune, disaster
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improviso
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unexpectadly
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pristinus, -a, -um
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former, ancient
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adorior, -orIrI, -ortus sum
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to attack
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magnopere
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greatly, very
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tribuO, -ere, -uI, -Utum
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to ascribe, grant, to give credit
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dEspiciO, -ere, -spexI, -spectum
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to despise
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dolus, -I
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deceit, treachery
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nItor, -I, nIsus sum
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to rely on
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internecio, -Onis
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massacre
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prOdO, -ere, -dIdI, -ditum
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to hand down
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accidO, -ere, -cidI
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to happen
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caveO, -Ere, cAvI, cautum
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to take care
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dEcipiO, -ere, -cEpI, -ceptum
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to deceive, mislead
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contumElia, -ae
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insult
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oblIviscor, -I, oblItus sum
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to forget
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vexO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to injure, molest, annoy, harass, ravage
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dEpOnO, -ere, -suI, -situm
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to lay aside, put down
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insolenter
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insolently, haughtily
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impune
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with impunity, safely
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admIror, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to wonder, be surprised at, admire
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consuescO, -ere, -EvI, -Etum
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to become accustomed, to be accustomed
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commUtAtio, -Onis
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change, alteration
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scelus, -eris
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wickedness, crime
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ulciscor, -I, ultus sum
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to punish, avenge
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secundiores
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more favorable
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interdum
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sometimes
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diuturniorem
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for a longer time
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impUnitAs, -Atis
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impunity, freedom from punishment
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polliceor, -ErI, -itus sum
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to promise, offer
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item
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also, likewise, moreover
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consulO, -ere, -uI, sultum
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to consult
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discEdO, -ere, -cessI, -cessum
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to go away, leave, forsake
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novissimum agmen
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in the rear
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testis, -is
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witness
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insequor, -I, -secUtus sum
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to follow, follow up, pursue
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prOpellO, -ere, -pUlI, -pulsum
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to drive before one, beat off
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audAcia, -ae
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boldness
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subsistO, -ere, -stitI
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to halt, make a stand
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in prasentia
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for the present time
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rapIna, -ae
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pillage, plundering
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pAbulAtio, -Onis
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foraging
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populAtio, -Onis
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ravaging, devastation
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non amplius quinis
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not more than five
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intersum, -esse, fuI
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to be in between
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interim
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meanwhile
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cotIdiE
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day by day, daily
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flAgitO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to demand, ask again and again
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frIgus, -oris
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cold
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pAbulum, -I
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fodder
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quidem
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indeed
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quidem . . . ne
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not even
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suppetO, -ere, -IvI
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to be available, to be sufficient
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subvehO, -ere, -vexI, -vectum
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to carry up
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conferO, -ferre, -tulI, -lAtum
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to bring together, to collect, to compare, to postpone
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comportO, -Are, -AvI, Atum
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to bring together, collect
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adsum, -esse, adfuI
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to be present, to be ready
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instO, -Are, -itI
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to press forward, drive on, be near
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mEtior, -IrI, mensus sum
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to distribute, issue.
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convocO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to summon, call together
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praesum, -esse, -fuI
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to be at the head of, command, to hold (an office)
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creO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to appoint
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vitae necisque
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life and death
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emO, emere, EmI, emptum
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to buy
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propinquus, -a, -um
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near, related, a relation, kinsman, kinswoman
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sublevO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to help, relieve
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praesertim
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especially
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precEs, -um
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prayer, entreaty, petition
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dEstituO, -ere, -uI, -Utum
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to abandon, desert, leave in the lurch
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queror, -I, questus sum
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to complain, complain of, bewail
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tum dEmum
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then, at last
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taceO, -Ere, -uI, -itum
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to be silent, say nothing, to say nothing about, conceal
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prOpOnO, -ere, -posuI, positum
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to set forth, describe, explain, disclose
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sEditiOsus, -a, -um
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seditious, trouble-making
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improbus, -a, -um
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wicked, bad, impudent
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dEterreO, -Ere, -uI, -itum
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frighten from, deter, prevent
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perferO, -ferre, -tulI, -lAtum
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to carry through, endure
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superO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to conquer, beat, overcome
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coerceO, -Ere, -uI, -itum
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to restrain
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dEsignO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to indicate
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sentiO, -Ire, sensI, sensum
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to perceive, feel, realise
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iactO, -Are, -AvI, -atum
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to toss, shake; to discuss, talk about
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dImittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to send away, dismiss
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retineO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to keep back, restrain
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conventus, -Us
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conference, provincial assembly, assizes
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complUrEs, -ium
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several, a large number of
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portOrium, -iI
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toll, tax on mechandise
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vectIgal, -Alis
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tax, tribute
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pretium, -iI
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price
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redempta
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having been bought up
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licet, -uit
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it is allowed
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augeO, -Ere, auxI, auctum
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to increase
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largior, -IrI, -Itus sum
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to give lavish presents, to bribe
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collocO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to establish, place, to give in marriage
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faveO, -Ere, fAvI, fautum
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to favour, support
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adfinitAs, -Atis
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relationship, kinship
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potentia, -ae
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power
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dEmineO, -ere, -uI, -Utum
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to lessen, diminish
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resituO, -Ere, -uI, -Utum
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to restore, rebuild
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accidO, -ere, -cidI
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to happen
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modus, -I
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measure, limit, way, fashion
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reperiO, -Ire, repperI, repertum
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to find, get, secure, reach
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quearO, -ere, quaesiI, quaesIvI, -sItum
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to ask, seek, inquire, to consider, ask oneself
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perterreO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to alarm, frighten, terrify
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accEdO, -ere, -cessI, -cessum
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to approach, to reach
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cUrO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to attend to, have a thing done
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iniussU suo
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without orders from him
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insciens, -ntis
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not knowing, ignorant
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animadverto, -ere, -tI, -sum + in + acc.
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to punish
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repugnO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to oppose, be opposed to
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studium, -iI
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keeness, enthusiasm, loyalty, devotion
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Egregius, -a, -um
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outstanding
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temperantia, -ae
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moderation, discretion
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supplicium, -iI
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punishment
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vereor, -ErI, -itus sum
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to fear, to be afraid
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quicquam
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anything, anyone
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interpres, etis
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interpreter
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removeO, -Ere, -mOvI, -mOtum
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to remove, send away
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colloquor, -I, -locUtus sum
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to talk with, parlay
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simul
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@ the same time, also, likewise
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commonefaciO, -ere, -fEcI, factum
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to remind
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separAtim
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separately.
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petO, -ere, -IvI or -iI, -Itum
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to seek, look for, to ask, ask for
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hortor, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to urge, encourage
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offensio, -Onis
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offence
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complector, -I, -plexus sum
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to embrace
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obsecrO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to beg, beseech, implore
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crescO, -ere, crEvI, crEtum
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to become powerful, come to the front.
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nervus, -i
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sinew, strength (plrl.)
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minuO, -ere, -uI, -Utum
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to diminish, lessen
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paene
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nearly, almost
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Utor, -I, -Usus sum
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to use, follow, employ, apply, enjoy, show
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existimAtio, -Onis
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opinion, reputation
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fleO, flEre, flEvI, flEtum
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to weep
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prendO, -ere, prendI, prensum
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to take, grasp, catch hold of
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consOlor, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to console
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OrO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to beg, pray, beseech
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adhibeO, -Ere, -uI, -itum
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to call in, consult
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reprehendO, -ere, -dI, -sum
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to blame
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prOpOnO, -ere, -posuI, -positum
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to set forth, describe, explain, disclose
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praeteritus, -a, -um
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past
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custOs, -Odis
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guard, spy
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consIdO, -ere, -sEdI, -sessum
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to take up position
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in circuitu
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on different sides, all around
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ascensus, -Us
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ascent, way up
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pro praetore
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propraetor, acting praetor (judge)
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iugum, -I
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yoke, hill
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peritissimus
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most experienced
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prima luce
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@ dawn
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comperiO, -Ire, -I, -tum
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to find out, learn
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accurrO, -ere, -currI, -cursum
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to hurry up to
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collis, -is
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hill
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instruO, -ere, -uxI, -uctum
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to draw up, dispose
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praecipiO, -ere, -cEpI, -ceptum
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to give orders to, instruct
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prope
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nearly/near
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impetus, -Us
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attack
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abstineO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to abstain from
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denique
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finally
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intervallum, -I
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interval, distance
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postridie eius diei
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on the next day
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supersum, -esse, -fuI
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to survive, to be left, to remain
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prOspiciO, -ere, -spexI, -spectum
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to provide for
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decurio, -Onis
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decurion, commander of troop of 10 cavalry
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prIdiE
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the day before
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interclUdO, -ere, -UsI, -Usum
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to cut off, shut off
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confIdO, -fidere, -fIsus sum
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to be sure, to trust
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commUtAtio, -Onis
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change, alteration
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convertO, -ere, -tI, -versum
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to turn, change
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postquam
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after
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sustineO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to endure, sustain, withstand, receive
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veterAnus, -a, -um
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veteran
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conscrIbO, -ere, -scripisI, -scriptum
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to enlist, levy, raise
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suprA
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above, before
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compleO, -Ere, -EvI, -Etum
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to fill cover
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sarcinae, -arum
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baggage kit
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conferO, -ferre, -tulI, -lAtum
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to bring together, to collect, to compare, to postpone
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mUniO, -Ire, -IvI, -Itum
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to fortify, protect
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sequor, -I, secUtus sum
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to follow, ensue, befall
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aciEs, -EI
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line of battle
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confertissima
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the most closely-packed
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reiciO, -ere, -iEcI, -iectum
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to throw back, cast away, drive back
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equitAtus, -tUs
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cavalry, knights, nobles
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phalanx, angis
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phalanx, line, close order of fighting
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succEdO, -ere, -cessI, cessum
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to come up, advance up to
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deinde
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then, next
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conspectus, -Us
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sight, full view
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removeO, -Ere, -mOvI, -mOtum
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to remove, send away
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aequO, -Are, -Avi, -Atum
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make equal
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tollO, -ere, sustulI, sublAtum
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to lift up, elate, to remove, cancel
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pIlum, -I
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javelin
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perfringO, -ere, -frEgI, -fractum
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to break through
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disiciO, -ere, -posuI, -positum
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to scatter
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gladius, -iI
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sword
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dEstringO, -ere, -strinxI, -strictum
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to draw (a sword)
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impetum faciO
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to charge
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pugna, -ae
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battle, fight, fighting
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scUtum, -I
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shield
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ictus, -Us
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blow
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transfIgO, -ere, -fixI, -fixum
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to pierce
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colligO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to fasten together
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inflectO, -ere, -felxI, flexum
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to bend
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EvellO, -ere, -vulsum
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to tear out
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impediO, -Ire, -IvI, -Itum
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to hamper, hinder, impede, encumber
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commodE, -ius, -issimE
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conveniantly, suitably, easily, well
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iactO, -Are, -AvI, -atum
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to toss, shake, to discuss, talk about
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bracchium, -iI
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arm
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praeoptO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to prefer, choose
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EmittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to let go, drop
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nUdus, -a, -um
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uncovered, unprotected
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tandem
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at last, after all
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dEfessus, -a, -um
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exhausted
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referO, -ferre, rettulI, relAtum
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to bring back, bring, deliver, to report, to repay
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capto
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having been captured
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claudO, -ere, -sI, -sum
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to close, to shut in
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praesidium, -iI
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protection, guard, bodyguard
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latus, -eris
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side, flank
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apertus, -a, -um
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open, unprotected
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circumveniO, -Ire, -vEnI, -ventum
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to surround, to deceive
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conspicor, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to see, notice
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rursus
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again
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instO, -Are, -itI
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to press forward, drive on, be near
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redintegrO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to renew
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bipertitO
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in two divisions
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summotis
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having been driven off the field
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resistO, -ere, -stisI, stitum
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to resist, stand up, against
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anceps, -cipitis
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doubtful, indecisive
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septimus, -a, -um
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seventh
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vesper, -eris
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evening
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vallum, -I
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pallisade, rampart, defense work
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obiciO, -ere, -iEcI, iectum
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to expose, throw in the way
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tElum, -I
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javelin, spear, missle
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coiciO, -ere, coniEci, iectum
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to throw
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rota, -ae
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wheel
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matara, -ae
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pike
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trAgula, -ae
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javelin, dart
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subiciO, -ere, -iEcI, -iectum
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to discharge from below, throw up
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contineter
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continuously, without stopping
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intermittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to put between, interpose, to interupt, to discontinue
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trIduum, -I
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(period of) three days.
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moror, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to delay, hold back, wait
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nEve
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and not to
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inopia, -ae
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shortage, want
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dEditio, -Onis
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one who has surrendered, prisoner
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pedes, -itis
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foot-soldier; infantry
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prOiciO, -ere, -iEcI, -iectum
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to cast, throw away
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suppliciter
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humbly
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tum
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then
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iussisset
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he ordered
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pAREo, -Ere, -uI, -itum
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to obey
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perfugiO, -ere, -fUgI, -fugitum
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to desert
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poscO, -ere, poposcI
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to demand
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conquIrO, -ere, -quIsIvI, -quIsItum
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to search out, look out for
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conferO, -ferre, -tulI, -lAtum
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to bring together, to collect, to compare, to postpone, to attribute to + se to go
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dEditIcius, -I
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one who has surrendered, prisoner
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occultO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to hide
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ignOrO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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not to know, to overlook
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prima nocte
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@ nightfall
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egressi
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having been left
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resciit
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he heard, found out
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conquIrO, -ere, -quIsIvI, -quIsItum
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to search out, look for
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redUcO, -ere, -duxI, -ductum
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to lead back, bring back, take back
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purgO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to clear (of guilt)
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tradO, -ere, -didI, -ditum
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to surrender, hand over
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dEditio, -Onis
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surrender, capitulation
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frUges, -um
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crops
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domi
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@ home, among one's own people
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famem tolerO
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to live (on something, abl.)
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restituO, -ere, -uI, -Utum
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to restore, rebuild
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maximE
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most, outstandingly, especially, very, chiefly
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vacO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to be empty, to be uninhabited
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petentibus
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begging
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concEdO, -ere, -cessI, -cessum
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to yield, to grant a request, allow
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dEdO, -ere, -didI, -ditum
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to surrender, give up
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reperiO, -Ire, repperI, repertum
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to find, get, secure, reach
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conficiO, -ere, -fEcI, -fectum
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to finish, complete, to compose, write, to draw up
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mulier, -is
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woman
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nOnAgintA
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ninety
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redeO, -Ire, -iI, -itum
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to go back, return
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reperiO, -Ire, repperI, repertum
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to find, get, secure, reach
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grAtUlAtio, -Onis
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congratulation, occasion for congratulation; thanksgiving, rejoicing
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tametsI
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although
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repetO, -ere, -IvI,
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to ask back, to ask for return of, to claim
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Usus, -Us
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use, experience, advantage
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florentissimis rebus
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though they were at the height of power and prosperity
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relinquO, -ere, -lIquI, -lictum
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to leave, leave behind, forsake
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potior, -IrI, itus sum
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to get possession of, win, capture
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dEligO, -ere, -lEgI, -lectum
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to choose
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oportunissimum
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most suitable
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fructuosissimum
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most fertile
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stIpendiArius, -a, -um
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paying tribute, tributary
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indIcO, -ere, -dixI, -dictum
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to proclaim, call
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commUnis, -e
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common, general, affecting both sides
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consensus, -Us
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agreement, consent
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permittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to allow, grant
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sanciO, -Ire, sanxI, sanctum
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to bind (oath)
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dImittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to send away, dismiss
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in occultO
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in secrecy
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salUs, -Utis
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safety
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cruciAtUs, -Us
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torture
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factio, -Onis
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party
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tantopere
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so much, so strongly
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potentAtus, -Us
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political supremacy, leadership
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mercEs, -Edis
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pay
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arcessO, -ere, -IvI, -itum
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to send for, summon, call
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cultus, -Us
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culture, civilization, way of life
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ferus, -a, -um
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fierce
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