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35 Cards in this Set
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acies
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aciei, f.
-sharpness, edge |
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avus
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avi, m.
-grandfather |
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confestim
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-immediately
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confirmo
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confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus
-to strengthen |
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consularis
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consulare
-of consular rank |
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consultum
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consulti, n.
-decree |
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convenio
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convenire, conveni, conventum
-it is fitting, proper (used mostly in 3rd person, followed by dat.) |
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decerno
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decernere, decrevi, decretum
-to vote, decree |
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detrimentum
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detrimenti, n.
-loss, harm (detrimentum capere- to receive harm) |
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hebesco
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hebescere
-to grow dull |
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includo
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includere, inclusi, inclusum
-to enclose |
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intercedo
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intercedere, intercessi, intercessum
-to pass |
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liberi
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liberorum, m. pl.
-children |
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maiores
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maiorum, m. pl.
-ancestors |
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modus
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modi, m.
-sort, type |
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num
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-"subject didn't...did subject?"
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permitto
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permittere, permisi, permissum
-to entrust acc. to dat. |
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plebs
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plebis, f.
-common people |
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praetor
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praetoris, m.
-praetor |
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recondo
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recondere, recondidi, reconditum
-to hide, conceal |
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remoror
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remorari, remoratus sum
-to wait on |
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seditio
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seditionis, f.
-insurrection, rebellion |
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suspicio
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suspicionis, f.
-suspicion |
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tabula
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tabulae, f.
-tablet (pl.- public records) |
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tribunus
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tribuni, m.
-tribune |
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uti
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-so, so that, thus
(same as ut) |
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vagina
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vaginae, f.
-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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patricians
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-the moneyed upper class who were officially not allowed to engage in business
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optimates
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-"the best men," meaning the aristocratic group of patricians who wished for the true power in the Roman government to reside with the Senate, not the popular assemblies
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nobilitas
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-the politial status a family received; first from having a consul among their ancestors and second from the "name recognition" and political ties that usually ensured political advancement
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novae tabellae
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-"new tables," meaning a cancellation of all debts
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coup d'etat
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-plans to overthrow the government; a rebellion
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Curia
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-the Senate house
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