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46 Cards in this Set
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Adgrego (1) |
Assemble, join |
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Signum,I |
Sighs, signal; standard |
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Vero |
Truly; but, however |
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Occuro,ere,-curri,-cursum |
Meet, happen upon |
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Litus, litoris (n) |
Beach, shore |
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Impetus,-us |
Attack; force |
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Scapha,-ae |
Skiff (small boat) |
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Subsidium,-I |
Reserve force; help |
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Desum,-esse,-fui,-futurum |
Be lacking; fail |
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Pristinus/a/um |
Former, previous |
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Animadverto,ere,-versi,-versum |
Tune the mind to, notice |
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Aperio,ire,-rui,-rtum |
Open, expose |
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Funda,ae |
Sling |
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Inde |
From that place, then |
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Navis longa |
War ship |
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Remus, -I |
Oar |
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Latus, lateris (n) |
Side, flank |
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Sagitta, ae |
Arrow |
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Tormentum,-I |
Engine for hurling missles, torture device |
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Obtestor (1) |
Call to witness, beseech |
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Paulum |
A little, somewhat, slightly |
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Pes, pedis |
Foot |
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Pedem referre |
Retreat |
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Aquila, ae |
Eagle |
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Dedecus, dedecoris (n) |
dishonor, disgrace |
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Desilio,ire,-silui,-sultum |
Leap down from, dismount |
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Prodo, ere, -didi, proditum |
Give forth, hand over, betray |
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Praesto,are,-stiti,-statum |
Stand before, show, exhibit; surpass, excel |
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Egredior,egresi, egressus sum |
Come forth, depart; March out |
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Essedarius |
Soldier who fought from a 2-wheeled chariot |
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Altus/a/um |
High, deep |
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Aridus/a/um |
Dry (dry land) |
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Telum, I |
Weapon, dart, javelin |
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Expeditus/a/um |
Unimpeded, w/o baggage, light-armed |
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Fluctus, -us |
Flood, wave |
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Ignotus/a/um |
Unknown |
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Incito (1) |
Set in motion; excite, urge on; exasperate |
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Insuefactus/a/um |
Accustomed, trained |
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Membrum,-I |
Limb (i.e. Arms & legs) |
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Onus, oneris |
Burden; weight |
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Progredior,-gredi,-gressus sum |
Go forward, advance |
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Alacritas,-tatis |
Enthusiasm, eagerness, excitement |
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Imperitus/a/um |
Inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant |
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Pedester,-ris,-re |
On foot |
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Audacter |
Fearlessly, daringly, rashly |
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Omnino |
Altogether, at all |