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132 Cards in this Set
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adamO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to make equal to, to equal
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accipiO, -ere, -cEpI, -ceptum
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to receive
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AmittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to lose, destroy
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frangO, -ere, frEgI, fractum
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to break, destroy
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hopitium, -iI
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hospitality, friendship
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obstringO, -ere, -nxI, -strictum
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to bind, put under an obligation
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repetO, -ere, -IvI or -iI, -Itum
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to ask back; to ask for in return of; to claim.
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recUsO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to refuse, renounce, to object to, raise objections about.
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dIcio, -Onis
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authority, rule.
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prOfugiO, -ere, -fEcI, -fectum
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to accomplish
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postulAtum, -I
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a demand, request
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optimus, -a, -um
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very good, best
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occupO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to seize, occupy
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sEdEs, -is
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home, dwelling-place.
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parO, pAre, -AvI, -atum
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to prepare, get ready, get
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pellO, -ere, pepulI, pulsum
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to drive back, repel.
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vIcerit
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he had defeated beaten
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superbe
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proudly
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crudeliter
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cruelly
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poscO, -ere, poposcI
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to demand
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omnia exempla cruciatusque edere
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to employ every example (and) torture
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nUtus, -Us
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nod will
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IrAcundus, -a, -um
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hot-tempered, angry
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temerArius, -a, -um
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reckless, headstrong
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EmigrO, -Are, -AvI, Atum
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to emigrate
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domicilium, -I
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home
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sEdEs, -is
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home, dwelling-place
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recens, -ntis
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fresh, newly-won
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adsum, -esse, adfuI
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to be present, to be ready
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capito demisso
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with heads hanging
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intueor, -ErI, -uitus sum
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to gaze upon
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mIror, -ArI, -AtUs sum
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to wonder, to be surprised at
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quaerO, -ere, quaesiI, or quaesIvI, -sItum
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to ask, seek, inquire, to consider, ask oneself
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tristis, -e
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gloom, sorrow
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tacitus, -a, -um
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silent
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permaneO, -ere, -mansI, -mansum
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to allow, grant
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saepius
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again and again
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exprimO, exprimere, -pressI, pressum
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to press out, extract
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miseriorem
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more miserable
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ne . . . quidem
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not even
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queror, -I, questus sum
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to complain, complain of, bewail
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absens, -ntis
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absent, away
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crUdEliter
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cruelly
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velut
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just as . . .
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cOram
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in one's own person
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horreO, -Ere, -uI
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to shudder, to shudder at, be afraid of
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potestAs, -Atis
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power, opportunity
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perferO, -ferre, -tulI, -lAtum
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to carry through, endure.
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polliceor, -ErI, -itus sum
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to promise, offer
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dImittO, -ere, -mIsI, -missum
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to send away, dismiss
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hortor, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to urge encourage
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suscipiO, -ere, -cEpI, -ceptum
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to undertake
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turpissimum
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the most disgraceful, the most shameful
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paulatim
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gradually, little by little
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consuescO, -ere, -EvI, -Etum
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to become accustomed, to be accustomed
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ferus, -a, -um
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fierce
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temperO, -Are, -AvI, Atum
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to refrain
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occupO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to seize, to occupy
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inde
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from there, thence
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praesertim
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especially
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mAtUrrimE
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earliest
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occurrO, -ere, -currI, -cursum
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to meet, stop, hinder
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spIritus, -Us
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pride, haughtiness, arrogance
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sUmO, -ere, sumpsI, sumptum
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to take, assume
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placuit ei
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he decided
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utrisque
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both
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opus est
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it is necessary, is needed, there is need of
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oportet, -Ere, -uit
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it is right, it is necessary
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praetereA
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beside, further, moreover
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possideO, -Ere, -sEdI, -sessum
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to occupy, hold, own
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commeO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to come and go, to visit
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mOlImentum, -I
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great effort
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contrahO, -ere, -xI, -ctum
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to bring together, concentrate
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mIrus, -a, -um
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wonderful, surprising
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negOtium, -iI
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business, undertaking, task
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quoniam
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because, since
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consulAtus, -Us
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consulate, office of consul
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referO, -ferre, rettulI, relAtum
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to bring back, bring, to deliver, to report, replay
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invItO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to invite
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gravor, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to be angry, complain
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reddO, -ere, -didI, -ditum
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to give back
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conseO, -Ere, -uI, censum
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to decide, to decree
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commodum, -I
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benefit, advantage
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commodus, -a, -um
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suitable
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praescribO, -ere, -psI, -ptum
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to command, give orders, give instructions, dictate
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arbitrium, -iI
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will, judgement
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impediO, -Ire, -IvI, -Itum
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to hamper, hinder, impede, encumber
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temptO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to try
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congredior, -I, -gressus sum
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to meet, to fight
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superO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to conquer, beat, over come
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stIpendiArius, -a, -um
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paying tribute, tributary
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dEteriora
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worse, smaller
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conveniO, -Ire, -vEnI, -ventum
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to come together, agree, to meet
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stIpendium, -iI
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tribute
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quotannIs
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every year
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pendO, -ere, pependI, pensum
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to pay
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afuturum
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having been absent
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dEnuntiO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to deny
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perniciEs, -EI
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destruction
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congreior, -I, -gressus sum
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to meet, to fight
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exercitatissimi
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the most trained, experienced
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tectum, -I
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roof, house
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subiciO, -ere, -iEcI, -iectum
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to discharge from below, throw up
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queror, -I, questus sum
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to complain, complain of, bewail
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transportO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to bring over, transport
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redimO, -ere, -EmI, -emptum
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to buy up, to gain, purchase
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praesum, esse, -fuI
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to be at the head of, command, to hold
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vehementer
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strongly, seriously, violently
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commotus
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having been alarmed/disturbed
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mAtUrO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to hurry, hasten
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resistO, -ere, -stitI, -stitum
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to resist, stand up, against
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trIduum, -I
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(period of) three days.
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prOcEdO, -ere, -currI, -cursum
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to run forward, charge
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praecaveO, -Ere, -cAvI, -cautum
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to take precautions, guard against.
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namque
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for
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usui erant
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they were useful
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facultAs, -Atis
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ability, power, permission, advantage, opportunity, supply
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sic
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so, in this way
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mUniO, -Ire, -IvI, -Itum
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to fortify, protect
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circinus, -i
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pair of compasses
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paene
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nearly, almost
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cingO, -ere, -nxI, -nctum
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to surround
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contineO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to bound, hold back, keep in, enclose
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rAdix, -Icis
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root, lower part, bottom
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circumdO, -dare, -dedI, -datum
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to surround, to build . . . round
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efficiO, -ere, -fEcI, -fectum
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to make
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coniungO, -ere, -iunxI, iunctum
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to join
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nocturnus, -a, -um
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nightly, in the night
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diurnus, -a, -um
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by day
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praesidium, -iI
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protection, guard, bodyguard, garrison, picked
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collocO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to establish, place, to give in marriage
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huc
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here
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