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convenit
gathers, meets
credit:credidit (+ DAT)
trusts, believes, has faith in
de
down from; about
favet:favit (+ DAT)
favors, supports
gens
family
invitat:invitavit
invites
legit
reads
liberalis
generous
minime!
no!
murus
wall
noster
our
nunc
now
placet:placuit (+ DAT)
it pleases, suits
primus
first
promittit:promisit
promises
pugna
fight
rapit:rapuit
seizes, grabs
secundus
second
senator
senator
sollicitus
worried, anxious
stultus
stupid
tertius
third
utilis
useful
vale!
good bye!
verberat:verberavit
strikes:beats
vir
man