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96 Cards in this Set
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postea
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afterwards
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quid
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why?
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Agrigentinuus i
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person from Agrigentum (town in Sicily)
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custos, custod-is
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3m/f guard
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fama ae
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rumour, report; reputation
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impetus, us
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4m, attack
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nuntius i
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messenger
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simulacrum, i
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image, copy
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templum i
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temple
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Verres, Verr-is
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3m, Verres
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uis
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irr. f; force, violence (acc. vim, abl. ui)
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uires, uirium
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3f pl, strength, military forces
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quidam quaedam quoddam
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a, a certain, some
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totus a um
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whole complete
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expugno, are
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to storm
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impetum facio, ere, feci, factus
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to make an attack
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peruenio, ire, perueni, peruentum (ad)
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to reach, arrive at, come to
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repello, ere, reppuli, repulsus
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to drive back, drive out
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apud
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(+acc), among; (at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of)
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interea
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meanwhile
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repente
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suddenly
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amicus i
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friend, ally
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iste, a ud
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that over there/ of yours (esp. referring to an opponent in the trial)
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locus i
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2m place; 2 nt. pl, loca orum
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magistratus us
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4m magistrate, state official
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sacerdos, sacerdot-is
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3m f; priest(ess)
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sacra orum
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rites
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senatus us
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4m senate
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signum i
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statue; seal signal sign
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uirgo, virgin-is
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3f; young girl, virgin
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innocens, innocent-is
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guiltless
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sacer, a um
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holy, sacred
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accuso, are
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I accuse x (acc) of y (gen)
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affirmo, are
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to state strongly, assert
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confirmo, are
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to state clearly, confirm
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defero, deferre, detuli, delatus
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to report, bring news of; accuse, denounce; transfer
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iudico, are
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to judge
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nego, are
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to deny, say that x is not the case
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puto are
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to think
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reperio, ire, repperi, repertus
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to find
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soleo, ere, solitus (semi-dep)
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to be accustomed, used
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tollo, ere, sustuli, sublatus
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to lift, remove, take away
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clamor, clamor-is
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3m shout; outcry; noise
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lex legis
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3f law
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Syracusan-us, i
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person from Syracuse, Syracusan
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laetus a um
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happy
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conicio, ere, conieci, coniectus
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to throw
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ueto, are, uetui, uetitus
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to forbid
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primo
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at first
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praeterea
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besides, moreover
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Asia, ae
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Asia Minor
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calamitas, calamitat-is
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3f disaster, calamity
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comes, comitis
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3m companion, friend; pl retinue
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hospes, hospit-is
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3m host; friend; guest; connection
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Lampsacenus i
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person from Lampsacum
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ceteri ae a
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the rest; the others
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clarus a um
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famous, well-known
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nobilis e
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renowned, distinguisted; well-born, noble
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turp-is e
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disgusting, filthy, outrageous, ugly
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ullus a um
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any
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cupio, ere, cupiui, cupitus
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to desire, yearn for, want desperately
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fruor, eri, fructus
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(+abl) to enjoy
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utor, eri, usus
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(+abl), to use, make use of; adopt
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prope
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almost, near
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consul, consul-is
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3m consul
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cupiditas, cupiditat-is
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3f, lust greed, desire
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coepi
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(perf in form) I began
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neglego, ere, neglexi, neglectus
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to ignore, overlook, neglect
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recipio, ere, recepi, receptus
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to welcome, receive, take in
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retineo, ere, retinui, retentus
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to hold back; detain, restrain, maintain
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convivium i
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party
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gravuitas, grauitat-is
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3f seriousness, solemnity; importance, authority
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ianua ae
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door
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laetitia ae
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merriment, festivity, joy
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sermo, sermon-is
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3m conversation, discussion
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alius a ud
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other
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solus a um
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alone
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tantus a um
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so much; so great; so important
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bibo, ere, bibi
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to drink
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comparo, are
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to prepare, provide, get ready
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conuenio, ire, conveni, conventum (ad)
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I meet (at)
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effugio, ere, effugi
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to escape
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festino, are
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to hurry
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intellego, ere, intellexi, intellectus
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to perceive, understand, comprehend, grasp
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inuito, are
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to invite
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oportet, ere, oportuit
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x (dat) ought (to + infin); it is right, fitting for x (acc) to y (infin)
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inter
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+acc among, between
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simul
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at the same time
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solum
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adv. only
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celeritas, celeritat-is
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3f speed
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praetor, praetor-is
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3m praetor (Roman state official)
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Romanus a um
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Roman
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caedo, ere, cecidi, caesus
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to cut (down); flog, beat, kill
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concurro, ere, concurri, concursum
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to run together
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oro, are
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to beg, pray
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parco, ere, peperci, parsurus
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(+dat) to spare
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