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alienus, -i |
stranger, foreigner
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cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum
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to yield to, to give into
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concito
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to stir up, excite
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conferre se
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to betake oneself, go
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dum modo
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so long as, provided that
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eicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectum
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to throw out, banish
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exsulto
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to revel in, delight in
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furor, -is
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madness, insanity
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impius/a/um
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undutiful; wicked, shameless
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importunus/a/um
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dangerous, cruel
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infero, -ferre, intuli, illatum
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to bring acc. against dat.
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bellum inferre
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to wage war on dat.
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invidiam conflare
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to arouse animosity towards dat.
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invito
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to invite, ask
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isse
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perf. inf.
eo, ire |
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iussu
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by order
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latrocinium, -i
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robbery, piracy
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laus, laudis
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praise
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malo, malle, malui
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to prefer
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manus, -us
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band, gang
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metus, -us
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fear, dread
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moles, -is
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mass, burden
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pergo, -ere, perrexi, perrectum
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to keep on, proceed
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perditus/a/um
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corrupt, depraved
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postulo
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to demand
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praedico
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to claim
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privatus/a/um
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personal
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pudor, -oris
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shame, decency
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ratio, -onis
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reason, thought
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recta
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straight, directly
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sceleratus/a/um
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wicked, criminal
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secerno, -ere, -crevi, -cretum
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to separate, set apart
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seiungo, -ere, -iunxi, -iunctum
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to separate, sever
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sermo, -onis
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talk, conversation
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servio, -ere, -ivi, -itum
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to serve
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sin
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but if, on the contrary
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sustineo, -ere, -ui, -tentum
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to endure, withstand
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turpitudo, -inis
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disgrace, shame
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vitium, -i
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crime, vice
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affero, -ferre, attuli, allatum
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to bring to
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altaria, -ium
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altar
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amentia, -ae
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madness, folly
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aquila, -ae
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eagle (legionary standard)
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armati, -orum
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armed men
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careo, -ere, -ui
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to be without, go without
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confido, -ere, -fisus sum
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to trust, be confident
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constituo, -ere, -stitui, -stitutum
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to decide, designate; to set up
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dextra & dextera, -ae
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the right hand
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dolor, -is
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pain, suffering
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effrenatus/a/um
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unbridled, unrestrained
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exerceo, -ere, -ercui, -ercitum
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to practice, train
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Forum Aurelium, -i
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Forum Aurelium
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funestus/a/um
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fatal; mournful
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furiosus/a/um
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mad, insane
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nefarius/a/um
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unspeakable, wicked
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nex, necis
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slaughter, murder
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pango, -ere, pepigi, pactum
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to arrange, agree upon
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pario, -ere, peperi, partum
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to produce
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perniciosus/a/um
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destructive to
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praemitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
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to send forward, dispatch in advance
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praestolor
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to wait for, expect
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sacrarium, -i
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shrine
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transferro, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to carry acc across, pass acc. over
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veneror
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to worship; pay homage to
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voluntas, -atis
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will, wish
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bacchor
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to revel, exult
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bona, -orum
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goods, property
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concupisco, -cupiscere, -cupivi, -cupitum
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to long for, desire
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confectus/a/um
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weakened
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conflo
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to blow together, throw together
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consultus, -us
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consulship
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deprecor
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to pray to avert; plead against
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derelinquo, -ere, -liqui, lictum
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to abandon
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detestor
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to curse, denounce
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etenim
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and indeed, and really
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exsul, -is
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exile (one in exile)
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exsulto
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to revel in, delight in
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fames, -is
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hunger, starvation; want, famine
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frigus, -oris
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cold, chill
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gaudium, -i
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gladness, enjoyment
n |
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humi
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on the ground
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improbus/a/um
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wicked, base
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insidior
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to lie in wait for, plot against
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laetitia, -ae
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joy, delight
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mando
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to hand over, entrust
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maritus, -i
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husband
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meditor
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to contemplate
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nanciscor, -i, nactus sum
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to obtain
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nomino
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to name, call
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obeo, -ire, -ii, -itum
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to meet, go up to
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obsideo, -ere, -sedi, -sessum
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to lie in wait for
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ostento
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to show, display
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otiosi
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the neutral ones, the idle
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patientia, -ae
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endurance
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penitus
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deeply
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percipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
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to observe, learn
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perfruor, -i, -fructus
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to enjoy fully, be greatly delighted with
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potius...quam
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rather than
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proficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
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to accomplish
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querimonia, -ae
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complaint, lament
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repello, -ere, -ppuli, -pulsum
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to drive acc. back from abl.
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somnus, -i
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sleep
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stuprum, -i
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debauchery, lewdness
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suscipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
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to undertake, attempt
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vigilo
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to stay awake; be watchful
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voluptas, -atis
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pleasure, delight
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an
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or...? or is it that...?
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auctor, -is
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promoter, leader
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cognosco, -ere, -novi, -nitum
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to learn; (in perf) know
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commendatio, -onis
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recommendation
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comperio, -ire, -peri, -pertum
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to find out, learn
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deficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
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to defect, abandon
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effero, -ferre, extuli, elatum
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to raise
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evocator, -is
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recruiter
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exspecto
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to wait for
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gradus, -us
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step
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gratiam referre
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to return a favor
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immitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
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to send against
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impedio, -ire, -pedivi, -peditum
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to hinder, prevent
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invidia, -ae
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unpopularity
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macto
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to put to death, kill
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maiores, -um
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ancestors
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mature
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promptly, at the right time
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mos, maiorum
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traditions of the ancestors, customs
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multo
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to punish
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perditus/a/um
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corrupt
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persaepe
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very often
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posteritas, -atis
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the future; future generations
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praeclarus/a/um
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distinguished, famous
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rogo
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to ask; (with laws) to pass
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supplicium, -i
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punishment, penalty
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tune
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tu ne
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vinculum, -i
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bond, chain
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ardeo, -ere, arsi, arsum
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to be on fire, burn
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complures, -ia
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several, many
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conflagro
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to burn up, be consumed
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contamino
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to pollute, stain
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existimo
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to estimate, judge
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factu
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to do
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Flaccus, -i
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Flaccus
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fortiduo, -inis
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bravery
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gladiator, -is
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gladiator; thug
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Gracchi, -orum
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the Gracchi brothers
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honesto
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to dignify, honor, adorn
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hora, -ae
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hour, time
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impendeo, -ere
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to overhang, threaten
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incendium, -i
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fire; (pl.) arson
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inertia, -ae
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laziness
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interficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
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to kill, murder
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iudico
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to judge, decide
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neglego, -ere, -lexi, -lectum
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to disregard, neglect
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multo
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to punish
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nequitia, -ae
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worthlessness
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pario, -ere, peperi, partum
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to acquire, get
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parricida, -ae
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assassin, parricide
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redundo
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to wash back over; overwhelm
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sanctus/a/um
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consecrated, inviolable
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sanguis, -inis
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blood
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Saturinis, -i
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Saturinis
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severitas, -atis
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seriousness, sternness
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superior, -ius
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before, previous
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tecta, -orum
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houses, homes
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vasto
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to lay waste, destroy
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vehmentius
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more strongly, more forcefully
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vexo
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harass
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adultus/a/um
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full-grown, mature
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aggrego
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to collect
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alo, -ere, -ui, altum
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to support
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animadverto, -ere, -verti, -versum
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to punish
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comprimo, -ere, -pressi, -pressum
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to suppress
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consulatus, -us
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consulship
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corroboro
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to strengthen, encourage
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crudeliter
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cruelly
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dissimulo
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to cover up, conceal
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eicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectum
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to drive away, banish
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eodem
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in the same place
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erumpo, -ere, -rupi, -ruptum
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to break out, rush out
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exstinguo, -ere, -stinxi, -stinctum
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to destroy, annihilate
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fateor, -eri, fasus sum
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to admit, acknowledge
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fortasse
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perhaps
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immineo, -ere
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to overhang; threaten
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imperitus/a/um
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inexperienced
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insidiae, -arum
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ambush; trap, plot
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intendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentum
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to intend; go
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latrocinium, -i
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band of robbers
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maturitas, -atis
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ripeness, maturity
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mollis, -e
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soft, weak
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nascor, nasci, natus sum
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to grow, arise
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naufragus, -i
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survivor; a bankrupt person
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nescio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
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to be ignorant, not know
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paulisper
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for a little while
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penitus
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deep, deeply
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pestis, -is
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plague, destruction
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quo pacto
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how
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regie
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in the manner of a king, despotically
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relevo
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to relieve, ease
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reprimo, -ere, -pressi, -pressum
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to restrain, confine
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resideo, -ere, -sedi
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to stay behind, be left
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semen, -inis
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seed; origin
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stirps, -is
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stem, source
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tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatum
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to destroy, wipe out
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undique
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from everywhere, on all sides
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vena, -ae
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vein, artery
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versor
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to live, dwell
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vetus, veteris
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long-established, old
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aeger/gra/grum
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sick
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aestus, -us
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heat, glow
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afflicto
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to distress, torment
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bibo, -ere, bibi, bibitum
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to drink
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comparo
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to collect
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congrego
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to assmeble
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consensio, -onis
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agreement, unanimity
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curia, -ae
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the Senate house
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desino, -ere, -sii, -situm
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to cease, stop
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diligentia, -ae
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attention, energy
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fax, -cis
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torch, firebrand
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febris, -is
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fever
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frons, -tis
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forehead
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gelidus/a/um
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very cold, icy
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iacto
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to throw, hurl
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illustro
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to make clear
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inflammo
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to set on fire
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ingravesco, -ere
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to worsen, become aggravated
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inscribo, -ere, -scripsi, -scriptum
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to write upon
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insidior
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to lie in wait for, plot against
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malleous, -i
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small hammer; firebrand
m |
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morbus, -i
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disease
m |
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murus, -i
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wall (of a city)
m |
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obsideo, -ere, -sedi, -sessum
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to besiege; lie in wait for
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opprimo, -ere, -pressi, -pressum
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to crush
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patefacio, -ere, -feci, -factum
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to lay open; disclose
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primo
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at first, in the beginning
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profectio, -onis
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departure, a setting out
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qua re
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and for this reason, therefore
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secedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
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to withdraw, go away
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secerno, -ere, -crevi, -cretum
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to separate, set apart
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tribunal, -alis
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platform
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urbanus/a/um
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of the city, urban
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vena, -ae
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vein, artery
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vindico
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to punish
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viscus, -eris
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internal organs, vitals
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arceo, -ere, -ui
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to keep acc. away from [ab w/ abl.]
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auspicium, -i
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sign, omen
n |
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constituo, -ere, -stitui, -stitutum
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to worship
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exitium, -i
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destruction, ruin
n |
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foedus, -eris
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treaty, alliance, contract
n |
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impius/a/um
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irreverent, wicked, shameless
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inimicus, -i
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personal enemy
m |
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latro, -onis
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thief, robber
m |
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macto
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to afflict, vex
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moenia, -ium
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ramparts, walls of a city
n pl |
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nefarius/a/um
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unspeakable, wicked
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nomino
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to name, call
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omen, -inis |
sign, harbinger
n |
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parricidium, -i
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murder, parricide
n |
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pernicies, -ei
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destruction, ruin
f |
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pestis, -is
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pestilence, plague
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societas, -atis
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association
f |
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Stator, -oris
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the Stayer, Preventor (a name given to Jupiter)
m |
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supplicium, -i
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punishment, penalty
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