Cicero De Finibus

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vituperator, oris (m)

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a blamer, accuser, vituperator

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vituperatio, onis (f)

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a blaming, censuring; blame, censure

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exestimo

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think, estimate, deem, judge

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vitupero, are, avi, atus

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to censure, to find fualt with, blame, reproach

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probatus, a, um

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approved, acceptable, pleasing agreeable

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suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus

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to take, take up, recieve, assume, begin, incur;
to undertake

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retineo, ere, ui, itus

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to hold back, keep back, detain, check, repress

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postulo, are, avi, atus

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ask, beg, demand, claim, request derive
of things: to call for, to make necessary

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semel (adv)

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once, a single time

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tribuo, ere, ui, utus

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to divide out, allot, assign, give, attribute, yield

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incurro, ere, -cuccuri, cursus

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to run into, rush at; fall into, meet; to happen occur

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doctrina, ae (f)

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learning, instruction, erudition

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postremo (adv.)

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at last, finally, last of all

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suspicor, ari, atus

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to mistrust, suspect; beleive, conjecture

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eruditus, a um

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instructed, learned, accomplished
+ dat? (in sth.)

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admitto, ere, missi, missus

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to send to, let go, admit
to be let done, allow, permit

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coerceo, ere, cui, citus

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to enclose on all sides, to surround;
to restrain, confine, control, repress

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propemodum

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= prope
nearly, almost
near
+ acc = near to

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avoco, avocare, avocavi, avocatus

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to call off, to call away

call off, withdraw, divert, turn

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utor, usi, usus + 2 ablatives

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to use as, employ for, hold in the capacity of, find to be

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interdum (adv.)

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sometimes, occasionally, now and then

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constituo, ere, ui, utus

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set, establish, decide

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mediocritas, atis (f)

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a middle state, mean, moderateness, moderation

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mediocriter

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moderately, tolerably, ordinarily, somewhat, slightly

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sive (adv.)

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or if
sive... sive
be it that... or that, if... or if, whether...or

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vitium, vitii (n.)

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a fault, defect, blemish, imperfection, vice

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fruor, frui fructus

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enjoy (+ ablative)

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fungor, fungi, functus

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perform (+ ablative)

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potior, poti, potitus

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gain possession of (+ ablative)

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vescor, vesci, ---

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eat (+ ablative)

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defatigio, onis (f.)

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a wearying, tiring out, weariness, fatigue

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delecto, are, avi, atus

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to allure, attract, delight, charm, please, entertain. interest

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invidus, a, um

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envious, envying

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invidiosus, a, um

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full of envy, invidious;
exciting envy, enviable

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sin (conj.)

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= si + ne
if however, if on the contrary, but if/

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statuo, ere, ui, utus

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to cause to stand, set up, station, fix;
to construct, set up, erect, make, build; establish, settle, constitute

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iniucundus, a, um

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unpleasant, disagreeable

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iucundus, a, um

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pleasant, agreeable, delightful, pleasing

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iucunditas, atis

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agreement, pleasantness, delight, enjoyment

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vicinus, a, um

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of the neighborhood, near, neighboring, in the vicinity

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vicinitas, atis (f.)

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neighborhood, nearness, proximity, vicinity

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liberalis, e

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of freedom, relating to freedom;
befitting a freeman, dignified, honorable

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libere

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freely, unrestrictedly, without interference

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libero, are, avi, atus

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to set free, free liberate

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offendo, ere, fendi, fensus

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to hit;
to find fault, take offense;
to come upon, meet with;
to shock, offend

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curiosus, a, um

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bestowing care, careful, devoted, attentive

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contemno, ere, tempsi, temptus

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to value little, despise, disdain, disregard

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invitus, a, um

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against the will, unwillingly, reluctant, on compulsion

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sermo, onis (m)

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continued speech, talk, discourse
a manner of speaking, language, style

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exprimo, ere, pressi, pressus

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to force out;
to form, model, portray, exhibit;
to imitate, copy, represent, portray; to translate

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appeto, appetere, appetivi, appetitus

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seek for, long for, desire, aim at

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appetens, appetentis

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eager for (+ gen.)

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blandior, blaniri, blanditus sum

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fawn over, flatter

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usus, usus (m.)

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use, intercourse, expereince, friendship

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propertea (adv.)

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on this account

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vulgaris, e

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common, ordinary

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sicut (conj.)

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just as, as

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sin (conj.)

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but if

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iterum (adv.)

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a second time, again

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querella, ae (f.)

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regret, complaint

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nemo, nullius, nemini, neminem (n.)

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no one

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sero (adv.)

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too late

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ration, onis (f.)

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reason, method, mode, terms, theory

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perfecto (adv.)

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certainly, assuredly

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probo, probare, probavi, probatus

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approve of

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senectus, senectutis (f.)

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old age

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sempiternus, a, um

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everlasting

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existimo, ere, ivi, itus

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think, consider

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inquam, is, it, imus, ---, inquiunt
per. inquii
imp. inquiebam

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to say

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inopia, ae (f.)

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want, lack, scarcity

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inops, opis

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without resources, helpless, weak