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aliquando |
at some time, at last
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coetus, -us
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meeting, gathering
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comperio, -ire, -peri, -pertum
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to find out, discover
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custos, custodis
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guardian
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desidero
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to long for, miss
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diutius
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longer
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egredior, -i, -gressus sum
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to go out, leave
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excludo, -ere, -clusi, -clusum
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to shut out
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infestus/a/um
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hostile, dangerous
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mane
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early in the morning
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Manlianus/a/um
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of Manlius
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metus, -us
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fear, anxiety
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minus
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not
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modo (dum modo)
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so long as, provided that
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nimium
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too, too much
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pateo, -ere, patui
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to be open
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pergo, -ere, perrexi, perrectum |
to keep on, proceed, go forward
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pestis, -is
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plague, destruction
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praedico, -ere, -dixi, -dictum
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to foretell, predict
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purgo
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to cleanse, purify
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saluto
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to greet, pay respects to
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sino, -ere, sivi, situm
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to permit, allow
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Stator, -oris
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the Stayer (a name given to Jupiter)
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taeter/tra/trum
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loathsome, foul
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totiens
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so many times
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versor
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to be among, be around
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vixdum
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hardly, yet, barely
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aperte
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openly
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campus, -i
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plain, marching field
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comes, comitis
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comrade, companion
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comitia, -orum
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election
pl noun |
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competitor, -is
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rival, opponent
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conatus, -us
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attempt, undertaking
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concito
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to stir up, incite
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coniungo, -ere, -iunxi, -iunctum
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to join together
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coniurati, -orum
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conspirators
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consularis, -e
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of consular rank, consular
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designatus/a/um
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elect
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disciplina, -ae
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training, instruction
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dudum
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some time, for a long time
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exhaurio, -ire, -hausi, -haustum
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to drain off, drink down
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exitium, -i
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destruction, ruin
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insidior
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lie in wait for, plot against
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lenis, -e
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mild, gentle
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maiores, maiorum
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ancestors
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manus, -us
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gang
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obsisto, -ere, obstiti, obstitum
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to resist, thwart
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periclitor
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to put to the test, risk
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peto, -ere, -ivi, -itum
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to attack, aim at
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proprius/a/um
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last, most recent
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qua re
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and for this reason, therefore
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quam diu
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as long as
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quoniam
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since
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quotienscumque
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however often, whenever
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reliquus/a/um
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left over, remaining
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resideo, -ere, -sedi
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to stay behind, be left
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saepius
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too often
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sentina, -ae
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bilge water, sewage, dregs
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severitas, -atis
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strict action, sterness
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sin
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but if, if on the contrary
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tecta, -orum
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roofs; houses
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tumultus, -us
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riot
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utilis, -e
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useful, advantageous
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vastitas, -atis
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devastation, desolation, ruin
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absum, abesse, afui, afuturus
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to be away
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adulescentulus, -i
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little young man
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consulo, -ere, -sului, -sultum
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to consult
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corruptela, -ae
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corruption, temptation
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cumulo
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to heap up
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dedecus, -oris
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disgrace
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delecto
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to please, delight
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exsisto, -ere, exstiti, estitum
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to appear; exist
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extra
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outside of
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facinus, -oris
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deed; outrage
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fax facis
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torch, firebrand
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flagitium, -i
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outrage, disgrace
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haereo, -ere, -haesi, haesum
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to stick to, cling to
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Idus, Iduum
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the Ides
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ignominia, -ae
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shame, dishonor
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illecebra, -ae
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enticement, charm
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immanitas, -atis
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enormity, ferocity
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impendeo, -ere
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to threaten
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inuro, -ere, -ussi, -ustum
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to burn in, brand upon
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irretio, -ire, -retevi, -retitum
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to catch in a net, ensnare
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libido, -inis
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desire, passion
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metuo, -ere, metui
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to fear, be afraid of
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nota, -ae
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mark, brand
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nuper
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recently
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nuptiae, -arum
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wedding, marriage
pl fem |
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odi, odisse
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to hate
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perditus/a/um
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corrupt
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praefero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum
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to carry (acc.) before/infront of (dat.)
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praetermitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
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to pass over, leave out
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ruina, -ae
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ruin, destruction
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sileo, -ere, -ui
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to be quiet, leave unmentioned
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sponte (tua)
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of your own accord, voluntarily
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suadeo, -ere, suasi, suasum
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to advise, urge
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superior, -ius
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previous, last
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turpitudo, -inis
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disgrace, shame
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vacuefacio, -ere, -feci, -factum
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to make empty, clear
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vindico
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to avenge, punish
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vitium, -i
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crime, vice
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aio, ais, ait, aiunt
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to say
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assequor, -i, -secutus sum
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to accomplish, gain
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comitium, -i
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the Comitium
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conicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectum
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to throw together, hurl
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declinato, -onis
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a bending; sidestep
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designatus/a/um
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elect
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difficulatas, -atis
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trouble, difficulty
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effugio, -ere, -fugi, -fugitum
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to escape, avoid
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iucundus/a/um
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pleasant
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obscurus/a/um
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covered, concealed
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obsisto, -ere, obstiti, obstitum
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to resist, thwart
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omitto, -ere, -misi, -missum
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to leave out, disregard
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pertineo, -ere, -ui
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to pertain to
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petitio, -onis
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blow, attack
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postea
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later on, afterwards
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princeps, -cipis
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leading man, chief
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quot |
how many
indecl. adj |
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quotiens
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how often...!
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salus, -utis
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health, safety
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spiritus, -us
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breath, air
m |
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telum, -i
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weapon, javelin
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turpitudo, -inis
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disgrace, shame
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vito
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to avoid, evade
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adventus, -us
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approach, arrival
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assido, -ere, -sedi |
to sit down
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casus, -us
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chance, mishap
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constituo, -ere, -stitui, -stitutum
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to designate
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consularis, -e
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of consular rank, consular
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contingo, -ere, -tigi, -tactum
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to happen to
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contumelia, -ae
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reproach, insult
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defigo, -ere, -fixi, -fixum
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to plunge
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desisto, -ere, -stiti, -stitum
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to stop, cease
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devoeo, -ere, -vovi, -votum
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to devote, consecrate
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elabor, -i, lapsus sum
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to slip away, escape
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excido, -ere, -cidi
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to fall out, fall
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extorqueo, -ere, -torsi, -tortum
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to wrest away, take by force
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frequentia, -ae
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crowd
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inanis, -e
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empty
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initio
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to initiate, consecrate
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iudicium, -i
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judgement, sentence
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mehercule
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by Hercules!
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metuo, -ere, metui
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to fear, be afraid of
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misericordia, -ae
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compassion, pity
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necessarius, -i
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relative, client
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necesse
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w/ esse
to be necessary |
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nudus/a/um
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bare
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odium, -i
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hate, grudge
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pacto
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in a way
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paulo ante |
a little while ago, shortly before
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permoveo, -ere, -movi, -motum
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to arouse
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persaepe
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very often
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sica, -ae
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dagger
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simul atque
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as soon as
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subsellium, -i
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seat, bench
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taciturnitas, -atis
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silence
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tot
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so many, in such numbers
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vacuefacio, -ere, -feci, -factum
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to make empty, vactate
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agnosco, -ere, agnovi, agnitum
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to recognize, acknowledge
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aliquo
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to somewhere, somewhere
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aspectus, -us
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sight, view
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aliquot
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indecl. num. adj.
some, several |
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careo, -ere, -ui
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to be without, go without
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concedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
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to retreat
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conscientia, -ae
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common knowledge
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conspicio, -ere, -spexi, -spectum
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to look at
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direptio, -onis
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plundering, pillaging
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everto, -ere, -verti, -versum
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to overthrow
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exsisto, -ere, -stiti
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to appear
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flagitum, -i
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deed of shame, outrage, disgrace
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impunitus/a/um
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unpunished, unchecked
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infestus/a/um
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hostile, dangerous
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iniuria
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wrongly, unjustly
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iudico
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to decide, judge
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iustus/a/um
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just, right
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malo, malle, malui
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to prefer
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nex, necis
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murder
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odi, odisse
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to hate
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offensus/a/um
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disliked, offensive
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parricidium, -i
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murder, parricide
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placo
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to soothe, appease
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perfringo, -ere, -fregi, -fractum
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to break down
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pertimesco, -ere, -timui
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to become alarmed at, fear
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praesentia, -ae
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presence
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quaestio, -onis
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trial, court
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ratio, -onis
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trial, court
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superiora
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the aforementioned, the foregoing
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taceo, -ere, -tacui, tacitum
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to be silent, be quiet
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valeo, -ere, valui, valitum
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to be strong, be able
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valere ad
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to succeed at
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vereor, -eri, veritus sum
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to fear; respect
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vexatio, -onis
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harassing
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abhorreo, -ere, -ui
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to be inconsistent with
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adhibeo, -ere, -ui, -itum
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to apply, use
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aliquando
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at some time
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asservo
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to watch over, keep under guard
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audeo, -ere, ausus sum
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to be bold, dare
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contineo, -ere, -ui, -tentum
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to contain
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custodia, -ae |
guard, protection; house arrest
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desino, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
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to cease, stop
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discedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
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to depart, leave
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fero, ferre, tuli, latum
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to bear, tolerate
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imperto
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to prevail
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increpo, -are, -crepui, -crepitum
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to rattle, sound, make a noise
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ineo, -ire, -ii, -itum
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to enter into; to attempt
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moenia, -ium
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ramparts, walls of a city
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paries, parietis
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wall (of a house)
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quia
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since, because
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recipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum
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to receive; welcome
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repudio
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to reject, refuse
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sin
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but if
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sodalis, -is
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compainion, friend, pal
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tuto
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safely, safe
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verus/a/um
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well-founded, justifiable
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abeo, -ire, -ii, -itum
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to go away, depart
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animadverto, -ere, -verti, versum
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to notice
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attendo, -ere, attendi, attentum
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to pay attention to
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auctoritas, -atis
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lead; sign
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carcer, -eris
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cell, prison
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custodio, -ire, -ivi, -itum |
to guard, watch over
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demigro
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to depart, leave
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dignus/a/um
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worthy of
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diligens, -ntis
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careful, attentive
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dubito
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to hesitate
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ecquis, ecquid
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anyone, anything; any "noun" at all
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egredior, -i, -gressus sum
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to go out, leave, depart
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emorior, -i, -mortuus sum
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to die off, die
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fore
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futurum esse
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fuga, -ae
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flight, escape
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iustus/a/um
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right, just
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loquentium
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pres participle of
loquor |
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mando |
to hand over, entrust
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mos, moris
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habit, custom; pl. character, practice
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obtempero
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to comply, obey
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quam
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how "adj/adv"
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referre
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in the phrase ad senatum referre:
to present before the Senate for debate |
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sagax, -acis
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keen, quick, shrewd
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silentium, -i
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silence
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solitudo, -inis
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lonliness; lonely place, wilderness
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supplicium, -i
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punishment
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suspicor
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to mistrust, suspect
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videlicet
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obviously, namely, of course
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vinculum, -i
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chain
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vindico
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to punish
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voluntas, -atis
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will, desire
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adduco, -ere, -duxi, ductum
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to prompt, induce
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adulescens, -ntis
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young (man), youth
m or f |
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auctoritas, -atis
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support, approval
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circumsto, -are, -steti
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to surround, threaten
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contineo, -ere, -tenui, -tentum
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to restrain, hold in check
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corrigo, -ere, -rexi, -rectum
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to straighten out, fix
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duint
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to give, grant
archaic pres. subjunctive |
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eques, equitis
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knight, member of equestrian order
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exaudio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
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to hear clearly, perceive
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frango, -ere, fregi, fractum |
to break, destory
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frequentia, -ae
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crowd
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honestus/a/um
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worthy, honorable
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impendo, -ere
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to threaten
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induco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum
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to bring; persuade
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animum inducere
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to decide
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infero, -ferre, -tuli, illatum
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to bring "acc." against "dat."
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invidia, -ae
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envy, ill will
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meditor
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to contemplate, consider
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perspicio, -ere, -spexi, -spectum
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to see plainly, observe
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posteritas, -atis
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the future
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probo
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to approve, recommend
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prosequor, -i, -secutus sum
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to pursue; escort
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quiesco, -ere, quievi, quietum
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to keep still, take no action
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studeo, -ere, -ui
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to be eager for
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studium, -i
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eagerness, zeal
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tamesti
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and yet
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tempestas, -atis
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storm
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usque
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all the way
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utinam
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would that, oh that
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vilis, -e
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cheap; poor
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