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46 Cards in this Set
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artists
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artifices
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profit
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praemium
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whispered, mumbled
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susurravit
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poor little Greeks
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Graeculi
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innkeeper
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caupo
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has destroyed
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delevit
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old, ancient
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antiquus
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in a pyramid
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in pyramide
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shut, closed
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clausit
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her
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eam
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(on) the next day
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postridie
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husband
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maritum
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blaze, fire
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incendium
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was on fire
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ardebat
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unlucky
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infelix
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lost
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amisit
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Egyptian
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Aegyptius
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Neptune (god of the sea)
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Neptunus
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the title of a teacher at a small school for young children
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ludi magister
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A slave who escorted students to and from school
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paedagogus
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wooden tablets
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tabulae
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a stick of metal, bone, or ivory used to inscribe letters on the wax surface of a tablet
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stilus
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a teacher who ran a secondary school
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grammaticus
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a teacher who gave students more advanced lessons in literature and trained his students in the art of public speaking. Rhetors were often highly educated Greeks.
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rhetor
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goes away
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abit
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accepts
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accipit
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clever, smart
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callidus
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takes
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capit
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satisfied
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contentus
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exclaims
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exclamat
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brother
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frater
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empire
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imperium
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enemy
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inimicus
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finds
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invenit
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goes
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it
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book
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liber
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we
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nos
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announces
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nuntiat
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peace
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pax
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harbor
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portus
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than, how
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quam
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saves, protects
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servat
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alone, lonely
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solus
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is silent, is quiet
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tacet
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violently, loudly
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vehementer
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you (plural)
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vos
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