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79 Cards in this Set
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incolO, incolere, incoluI, incultum
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to inhabit it, live in, dwell
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propterea quod
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for the reason, because
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cultus, -Us (m.)
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culture, civilization, way of life
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provincia, -ae (f.)
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(Roman) province, sphere of influence
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importO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to bring in, import, introduce
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quibuscum
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whoever
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continenter
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continuously, without stopping
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qua de causa
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For which reason
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fere
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almost
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cotidianis
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daily
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proelium, ii
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battle
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contineO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to bound, hold back, keep in, enclose
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prOhibeO, -Ere, -uI, -itum
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to prevent, keep out, restrain, shut off
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obtineO, -Ere, -uI, -tentum
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to hold, get
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initium capio
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to begin
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contineO, -ere, -uI, -tentum
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to bound, hold back, keep in, enclose
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attingO, -ere, -tigI, -tactum
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to reach, border on
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vergO, -ere
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to stretch towards, be situated, face
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septentriones
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the North
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extrEmus, -a, -um
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furthest, last
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orior, -irI, ortus sum
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to arise, begin, start
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oriens, -ntis
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the East
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occAsus sOlis
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the West
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longe
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by far
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ditissimus
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richest
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consulibus
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when X and Y were consuls
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indUcO, -ere, -duxI, -ductum
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to induce, lead on, persuade, influence
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exEo, -Ire, -iI, -itum
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to go out leave
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perfacile
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very easily
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praestO, -Are, -stitI, -stAtum
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to excel, surpass
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potior, -IrI, itus sum
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to get possession of, to win, capture
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undique
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from all side
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lastissimo
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widest
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altissimo
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deepest
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His rebus fiebat ut
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the result of this was that
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vagor, -ArI, -Atus sum
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to wander, rove
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lAte
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widely
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bellum inferre
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to make war on
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bellandi cupidi
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desirous of making war (Gerundive + adj.)
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adficiO, -ere, -fEcI, -fectum + dolere
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to be grieved, chagrined
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prO
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considering . . .
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angustus, -a, -um
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narrow, restricted
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milia passuum
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a million paces
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CCXL
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240
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CLXXX
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180
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pateO, -Ere, uI
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to extend, stretch, lie open
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His rebus adducti
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Having been influenced by these considerations
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permoti
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Having been influenced
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consistO, -ere, stitI, -stitum
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to take possession of
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proficiscendum pertinerent comparare
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which were needed to prepare for setting out
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iumentorum et carrorum
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of beasts of burden and carts
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coemere
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to buy up
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sEmentis
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a sowing
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frumentum, -I
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corn/crops
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suppetO, -ere, Ivi, itum
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to be available, sufficient
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confirmO, confirmAre, -Avi, -Atum
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to strengthen, assure, settle, declare
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conficiendas
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to be completed (Gerundive)
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biennium
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a two year space of time
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duxerunt
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the considered
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profectio, -onis
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start, departure
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lege
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by law
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confirmo, -Are, -Avi, -Atum
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to stengthen, assure, settle, declare
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lEgAtio, tionis
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embassy, mission
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obtineO, -ere. -uI, -tentum
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to hold, to get
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occupO, -Are, -AvI, -Atum
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to seize, occupy
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itemque
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and also
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principAtus, -Us
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first place, leadership
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acceptus, -a, -um
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popular
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conaretur
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to attempt
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conata, -Orum
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enterprise
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perficere
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to complete, accomplish, finish, arrange, settle
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propterea quod
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for the reason that
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obtenturus
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about to obtain
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esset
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was (imp. subj.)
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possent
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were the most powerful
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exercitus, -Us
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army
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conciliaturum
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about to win
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confirmat
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he assures
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ius iurandum
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oath
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