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acies, --
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-ei f. battle line
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adventus, --
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-us m. arrival
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after his _______
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agger, --
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aggeris m. mound, rampart
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agmen, --
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agminis n. marching line
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he needed to arrange the _______
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alius, alia, aliud
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other, another
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alter, altera, alterum
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the other
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animus, --
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-i m. mind, spirit, courage
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appello, ---
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-are, -avi, -atum. to name, call
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aut/aut...aut
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or/either...or
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bellum, --
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-i n. war
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capio, ---
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-ere, cepi, captus. to take, to capture
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having _______ the camp,
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causa
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prep + preceeding gen. for the sake of
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celeritas, --
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celeritatis f. speed
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Caesar's characteristic _________
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centurio, --
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centurionis m. centurion
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circiter
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about, around
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civitas, ---
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civitatis f. state, nation
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...he would save the ______ not through its own merit, but through his own custom.
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cognosco, ---
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-ere, cognovi, cognitus. to find, learn
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after they had ________ed of the danger their leader and fellow soldiers were in, they hastened...
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cohortor, ---
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-ari, cohortatus sum. to exhort, encourage
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he needed to _________ the soldiers before the battle.
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collis, --
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collis m. hill
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committo, ---
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commitere, commisi, commissus. to entrust
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proelium committere
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to enter battle
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conicio, ---
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-ere, conieci, coniectus. to throw, hurl
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many arms were _______ from the tower into piles....
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consilium, --
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consilii, n. plan, purpose
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consisto, ---
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consistere, constiti. to take up a position, to depend on
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all the fruits of earlier battles __________ed on the courage of the day.
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constituo, ---
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-ere, constitui, constitutus. to set up
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the lines of battle had to be __________ed
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contendo, ---
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-ere, contendi, contentus. to fight, to try, to hasten
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copiae, --
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copiarum, f. troops
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despero, ---
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-are, -avi, -atum + de + abl. to lose hope of, give up on
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dico, ---
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dicere, dixi, dictus. to say
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dies, --
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diei m. day
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discedo, ---
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-ere, discessi, discessurus. to leave, go
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do, ---
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dare, dedi, datum. to give
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duo, duae, duo
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two
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eo
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to that place, there
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equites, --
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equitum m. cavalry
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equitatus, --
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-us, m. cavalry
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etiam
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also, even
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exspecto, ---
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-are, -avi, -atum. to wait for, expect
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facile
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easily
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fero, ---
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ferre, tuli, latus. to bring, to bear, to endure
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finis, finis, finium
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m. end, boundary, border, territory
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fio, ---
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fieri, factus sum. to be done, to happen
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fortis, -is, -e
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strong, brave
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Germani, --
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-orum m. the Germans
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gladius, --
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-i m. sword
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...so that they could fight more easily with _________s.
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habeo, ---
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habere, habui, habitus. to have
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Helvetii, --
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-orum m. the Helvetii
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homo, --
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hominis, m. man, person
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iam
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now, already
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ille, illa, illud
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that
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impedimentum, --
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impedimenti n. impediment, obstacle; in PL. baggage train
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impero, ---
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-are, -avi, -atum. to order
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impetus, --
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-us, n. attack
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the _________ of the enemy was hindered somewhat....
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infero, ---
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inferre, intuli, illatus. to bring in, to inflict
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inter
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between, among
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ita
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thus, so
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iter, --
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itineris, n. route, march
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...he foresaw that there would be difficulties along the ______.
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iubeo, ---
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iubere, iussi, iussus. to order
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iudico, ---
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iudicare, -avi, -atum. to decide
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laboro, ---
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-are, -avi, -atum. to work, struggle, be in trouble
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opus,--
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operis, n. building, fortification
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ordo, --
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ordinis, m. rank
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per
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through
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periculum, --
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-i n. danger
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when they realized what __________ the camp and leader were in, they hastened....
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perturbo, ---
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-are, -avi, -atum. to throw into confusion, to disturb, upset
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peto, ---
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-ere, petivi, petitus. to seek/ask for
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pilum, --
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-i n. javelin
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they were too close to fight with ________, so they fought with swords instead.
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populus, --
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-i m. people, nation
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praesidium, --
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-i n. guard
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they thought that they would withdraw their _________s or at least watch less attentively
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primus, -a, -um
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first
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pro
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+ abl. in front of
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they threw the weapons into a ditch that was ___ the town
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proficiscor, ---
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-i, profectus sum. to set out
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after he had _________ed, he arrived at....
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propter
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because of
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proximus, -a, -um
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nearest, closest
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pugna, --
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-ae, f. fight
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quam
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than
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quis, quid (??)
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interrog. who, what
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quisque, quaequae, quidque
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each
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recipio, ---
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-ere, recepi, receptus + se. to retreat, withdraw
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relinquo, ---
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-ere, reliqui, relictus. to leave behind
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satis
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enough
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scutus, --
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-i n. shield
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sed
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but
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sequor, ---
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sequi, secutus sum. to follow
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sese
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alt. form of se. -self
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sic
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thus, so, to such a degree
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sine
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+ abl. without
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singuli, -ae, -a
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single, individual
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spes, --
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-ei, f. hope, expectation, prospect
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they had given up all ________ of safety
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subito
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suddenly
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_________ they rushed from the camp and made an attack on our men.
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subsidium, --
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-i n. reinforcement, support, help
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summus, -a, -um
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hightest, greatest
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superior, superior, superius
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higher
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sustineo, ---
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-ere, sustinui, sustentus. to hold up, to withstand
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tamen
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however, nevertheless
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telum, --
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-i n. weapon
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timor, --
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timoris m. fear, panic
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totus, -a, -um
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whole, entire
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trado, ---
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-ere, tradidi, traditus. to hand over, deliver, surrender
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he said that there would be no terms of surrender unless all arms were ______ed.
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tres, tria, trium
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three
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tum
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then
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turris, turris, turrium
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f. tower
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ubi
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where, when
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usus, --
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-us m. practice, experience
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
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each
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vallum, --
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-i n. wall, rampart
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he said that they had to surrender before the battering ram touched the ________-.
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vero
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truly, even, in fact
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video, ---
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-ere, vidi, visus. to see
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videor, ---
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-eri, visus sum. to be seen, to seem, to appear
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vigilia, --
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-ae, f. watch, sleeplessness
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vis, vim, vi
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f. force, attack
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vires, virium
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f. strength
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