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abuto, abuti, abusus sum |
to abuse
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arbitror
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to think, suppose
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audacia, -ae
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boldness, recklessness
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caedes, -is
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slaughter, murder
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concursus, -us
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gathering
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coniuratio, -onis
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conspiracy
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consilium
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debate
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consilium capere
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to adopt a plan
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constrictus/a/um
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bound, choked off
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convoco
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to call together
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designo
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to point out
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effrenatus/a/um
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unbridled, unrestrained
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eludo, eludere, elusi, elusum
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to mock
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etiam
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still
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fio, fieri, factus sum
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to be made, become
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furor, furoris
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madness
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iacto
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to throw about
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se iactare
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to brag, boast
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immo
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no, rather
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muntissimus/a/um
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most fortified
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noto
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to mark down
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os, oris
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mouth, face
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particeps, -cipis
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participant in
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pateo, patere, patui
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to lie out in the open, be obvious
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proximus/a/um
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last
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quam diu
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how long
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quisque, quidque
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each, every
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quo
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(to) where?
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scientia, -ae
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knowledge
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sentio, -ire, sensi, sensum
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to notice, perceive
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sese
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se
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superior, -ius
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before last
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usque
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all the way
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vigila, -ae
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night watch
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vito
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to avoid
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vultus, -us
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face, expression
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acerbus/a/um
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bitter, severe
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an
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or is it that...?
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aperte
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openly
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auctoritas, -atis
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lead, support
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coerceo, -ere, -ui, -itum
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to repress, restrain
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confero, conferre, contuli, collatum
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to bring together
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consilium, -i
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plan of action
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consultum, -i
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decree
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desum, desse, defui
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to fail
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iam
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w/ past: already
w/ present: now w/ future: soon adv |
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iam diu
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for a long time now
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in
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w/ acc. of person: against
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incendium, -i
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fire, pl. arson
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iussu
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by order, at the command
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labefacto
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to weaken
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machinor
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to devise, plan
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mediocriter
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moderately, not very much
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nimis
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too, too much
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novae res
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revolution
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occido, occidere, occidi, occisum
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to kill, murder
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oportet, oportere, oprotuit
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in pres: it is right, ought
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orbis, orbis
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globe
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orbis terrae
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the world
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ordo, ordinis
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class, body
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perfero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to put up with
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perniciosus/a/um
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dangerous, destructive
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pestis, -is
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plague; destruction
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pontifex, pontificis
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priest
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praetereo, -ire, -ivi (ii), -itum
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to pass over
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pridem
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for a long time
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privatus, -i
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civilian, private citizen
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quondam
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at one time, formerly
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status, -us
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situation, condition
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studeo, studere, studui
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to be eager for
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supplicum, -i
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punishment
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vasto
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to destroy
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vehemens, -ntis
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strong, forceful
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vero
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indeed
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acies, -ei
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sharpness, edge
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avus, avi
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grandfather
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confestim
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immediately
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confirmo
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to strengthen
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consularis, -e
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of consular rank
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consultum, -i
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decree
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convenio, -ire, -veni, -ventum
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it is fitting, proper
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decerno, -ere, decrevi, decretum
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to vote, decree
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detrimentum, -i
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loss, harm
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detrimentum capere
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to receive harm
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hebesco, -ere
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to grow dull
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includo, -ere, -clusi, -clusum
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to enclose
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intercedo, -cedere, -cessi, -cessum
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to pass
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liberi, -orum
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children
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maiores, maiorum
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ancestors
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modus, -i
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sort, type
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num
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___ didn't...did ___?
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permitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
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to entrust acc. to dat.
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plebs, plebis
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common people
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praetor, -is
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praetor
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recondo, -ere, -condidi, -conditum
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to hide, conceal
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remoror
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to wait on
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sedito, seditionis
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insurrection, rebellion
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suscipio, -onis
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suspicion
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tabula, -ae
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tablet, pl. (public) records
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tribunus, -i
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tribune
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uti
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ut
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vagina, -ae
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sheath, scabbard
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verum
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but
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vicesimus/a/um
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twentieth
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adduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum
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to prompt, induce
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adeo
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all the way, right up to
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clemens, -ntis
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merciful
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colloco
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to station, place
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comprehendo, -ere, -prehendi, -prehensum
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to seize, arrest
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condemno
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to find acc. guilty of gen.
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conscripti
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senators
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cotidie
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every day
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cresco, -ere, crevi, cretum
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to grow, increase
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dissolutus/a/um
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irresponsible
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Etruria, -ae
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Etruria
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fauces, faucium
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pass (of a mountain)
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iam pridem
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long ago
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inertia, -ae
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laziness, neglect
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moenia, ium
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walls of a city, defenses
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molior, moliri, molitus sum
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to try, attempt
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nequitia, -ae
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worthlessness
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pernicies, -ei
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destruction, threat
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potius...quam
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rather than
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serius
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too late
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singuli/ae/a
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each
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vereor, -eri, veritus sum
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to fear, be afraid
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verum
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but
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adhuc
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up to this point
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amplius
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more
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audeo, -ere, ausus sum
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to dare
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auris, -is
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ear
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caedes, -is
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slaughter, murder
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coetus, -us
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meeting
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commoveo, -ere, -movi, -motum
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to move, rouse
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custodio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
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to guard, watch over
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erumpo, -ere, -rupi, -ruptum
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to break out
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etenim
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and indeed, and really
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exspecto
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to wait for, await, expect
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fateor, -eri, fassus sum
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to admit, confess; to claim
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firmus/a/um
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secure, reliable
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illustro
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to reveal, disclose
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improbus/a/um
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wicked, shameless
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incendium, -i
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fire, pl arson
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iure
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rightly, justly
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licet, licere, licuit
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it is permitted
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muto
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to change
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nefarius/a/um
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unspeakable, wicked
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obliviscor, -i, -oblitus sum
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to forget
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obscuro
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to cover up
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obsessus/a/um
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besieged, surrounded
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oculus, -i
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eye
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paries, parietis
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wall (of a house)
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perditus/a/um
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lost, corrupt
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quam diu
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as long as
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recognosco, -ere, -cognovi, -cognitum
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to recall, recount, review
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sicut
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just as
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speculor
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to watch
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tenebrae, -arum
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darkness
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undique
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from everywhere, on all sides
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ut
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conj w/ indic: as, when
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administer, -tri
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assistant
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admiror
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to wonder at, admire
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atrox, atrocis
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cruel
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ceteri/ae/a
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the rest, everybody (everything) else
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circumcludo, -ere, -clusi, -clusum
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to shut in, surround
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colonia, -ae
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colony
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condero, conferre, contuli, collatum
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to assign
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confido, -ere, -fisus sum
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to trust, be confident
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contentus/a/um
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content, satisfied
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diligentia, -ae
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attention, energy
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discessus, -us
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departure, withdrawal
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fallo, -ere, fefelli, falsum
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to deceive
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idem
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likewise
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impetus, -us
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attack
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infitior
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to deny, contradict
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isussu
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by order, at the command
abl sg |
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Kalandae, -arum
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the first of the month
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magis
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more, rather
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memini, meminisse |
to remember
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molior, -iri, -molitus sum
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to try, attempt
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multo
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by far, far
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November/bris/bre
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of November
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optimates, optimatium
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the optimates, the aristocratic party
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Praeneste, -is
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Praeneste
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princeps, principis
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chief
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princepes civiatis
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leading citizens
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profugio, -ere, -fugi
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to flee, escape
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reprimo, -ere, -pressi, pressum
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to restrain, check
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satelles, satellitis
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attendant, accomplice
m or f |
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tam...quam
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so much...as
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verum
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but
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acrius
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more harshly
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adeo
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even, in fact
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amentia, -ae
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madness, folly
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apud
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prep w/ acc of person:
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complures, compluria (complura)
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several, many
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convinco, -ere, -vici, -victum
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to prove wrong
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deligo, -ere, -legi, -lectum
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to choose
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discribo, -ere, -scripsi, -scriptum
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to describe
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distribuo, -ere, -tribui, -tributum
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to divide, assign
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eodem
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in the same place
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exeo, -ire, -ii, -itum
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to go out, leave
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exitium, -i
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ruin, destruction
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falcarii, -orum
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Scythemakers' Street (a neighborhood in Rome)
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ferrum, -i
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iron, sword
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hic
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here
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interitus, -us
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ruin, death, destruction
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lectus, -i
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bed, couch
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mora, -ae
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delay
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multo
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far, much
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paulum, -i
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a little bit
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placet, placere, placuit
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it is pleasing
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polliceor, -eri, pollictus sum
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to promise
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prior, prius
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before last
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quidam, quaedam, quoddam (quiddam)
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certain, some
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reperio, -ire, -pperi, -pertum
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to find
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rogo
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to ask
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sententiam rogare
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to ask the opinion of acc.
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salus, salutis
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safety
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sententia, -ae
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thought, opinion
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statuo, -ere, statui, statutum
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to decide
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superior, -ius
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before last
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taceo, -ere, tacui, tacitum
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to be quiet, silent
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tandem
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at length, finally
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trucido
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to slaughter, butcher
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ubinam gentium
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where in the world
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una
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together
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vigilo
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to be attentive
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vulnero
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to harm, offend
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