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stirpis
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gen. sg. of stirps: the lower part of the trunk, stock, stem, stalk, root
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perpetuo
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abl. sg. of perpetuus: perpetual. In perpituity.
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stirpis
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gen. sg. of stirps: the lower part of the trunk, stock, stem, stalk, root
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acceptam
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abl. sg. perf. pass. part of accipio: to receive
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dignitatem
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acc. sg. rank
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perpetuo
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abl. sg. of perpetuus: perpetual. In perpituity.
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acceptam
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abl. sg. perf. pass. part of accipio: to receive
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usus est
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perf. 3rd. of utor. He enjoyed.
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dignitatem
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acc. sg. rank
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ut tum erant tempora
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as the times were at that time, as it was at that time
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usus est
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perf. 3rd. of utor. He enjoyed.
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equestrem
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acc. sg. equestrian (knightly)
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ut tum erant tempora
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as the times were at that time, as it was at that time
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in primis
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in the first place/instance
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equestrem
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acc. sg. equestrian (knightly)
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prout
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conj. according as, in proportion, accordingly, proportionately as, just as, as
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in primis
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in the first place/instance
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impertiri
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inf. pass. to be imparted
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prout
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conj. according as, in proportion, accordingly, proportionately as, just as, as
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impertiri
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inf. pass. to be imparted
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aetas
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nom. sg. time of life
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erudivit
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3rd. perf, sg, erudio: to educate.
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praeter
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except, besides, unless, save, other than, not
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docilitatem
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acc. sg. teachability
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ingenii
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gen. sg. of ingenium: innate quality, nature, temperament, constitution.
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summa suavitas
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the pinacle of sweetness (nom. sg.)
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excellenter
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adv. excellently
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exsplendescebat
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3rd. sg. imp. indic. act. of exsplendescio: to shine forth, be famous.
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animo aequo
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abl. sg. with even soul
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incitabat
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he was inciting
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consuetudine
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abl. sg. consuetudino: a custom, habit, use, usage, way, practice, familiarity, experience, tradition, precedent.
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devinxit
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3rd. sg. perf. of dinvincio: to bind fast, tie up fetter, clamp
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decessit
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3rd. perf. of decedo: to go away, depart, withdraw, retire.
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interfectus est
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was killed
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tribunus plebi
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when he was a tribune of the people
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expers
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nom. sg. having no part in, not sharing in, not privy to.
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consobrina
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1st Cousin
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Cinnano tumultu
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Cinnan tumult
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perturbatam
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acc. sg. perf. pass. part. having been confused, disturbed, confounded, thrown into disordered
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dari
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perf. inf. was given
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facultatem
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acc. sg. of facultas: capability, possibility, power, means, opportunity, skill, ability
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dignitate vivendi
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(gerundive) to live with dignity
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alterutram
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acc. sg. one or the other
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quin
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why not, wherefore not
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dissociatis
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having been disunited
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faverent
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they were inclining towards
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idoneum
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fitting, proper
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ratus
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again, anew
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obsequendi
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genundive of obsequor: to comply, yield, gratify
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se contulit
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he betook himself
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setius
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adv. less
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iudicatum
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having been judged
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sublevavit
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he lightened
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peregrinatio
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nom. sg. travel abroad.
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detrimentum
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lacking means
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afferret
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imp. subj. was being driven
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traiecit
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he carried across
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adulescentulo
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abl. sg. a very young man
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passus sit
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he allowed
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utrumque
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both of these
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indulgendo
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by indulging
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inveterascere
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to grow old
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aes alienum
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debts
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usurus
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interest
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tritici
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gen. sg. of dried wheat.
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medimnus
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a unit of measuring dried wheat
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se gerebat
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he was leading himself, he behaved
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ut communis infimis
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as the lowest commoner
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principibus
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abl. plrl. foremost
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studerent
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they were striving (imp. subj.)
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uti
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to enjoy
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noluit
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perf. 3rd. sg. he denied, did not wish to
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amitti
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to be sent away (pass. inf.)
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alia ascita
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abl. when another has been adopted
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quamdiu
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for as long as
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poneretur
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it was erected
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restitit
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he resisted (3rd. sg. perf.)
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absens
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when he was absent
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aliquot
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some amount
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posuerunt
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they erected
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procuratione
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abl. sg. management, procuration
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primum
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in the first place
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potissimum
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the most powerful
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specimen
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nom. sg. token
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carissimus
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the most dear.
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