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Invitati erant
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(they) had been invited
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qua de causa
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for this reason
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Comparo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to buy; to obtain; to get ready
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Invitati erant
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(they) had been invited
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Holus, holeris
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n., vegetable
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qua de causa
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for this reason
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panis, panis
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m., bread (Gen pl. - Panium; is i-stem)
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Comparo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to buy; to obtain; to get ready
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Holus, holeris
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n., vegetable
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panis, panis
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m., bread (Gen pl. - Panium; is i-stem)
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Invitati erant
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(they) had been invited
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qua de causa
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for this reason
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Comparo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to buy; to obtain; to get ready
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Holus, holeris
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n., vegetable
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panis, panis
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m., bread (Gen pl. - Panium; is i-stem)
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Pullus, -i
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m., chicken
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ovum, -i
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n., egg
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Malum, -i
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n., apple
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allata erat
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(it) had been brought in
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circum
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prep. + acc., around
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Pulcherrimus, -a, -um
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most/very beautiful
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Regum, -i
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n., kingdom
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Inferi, -orum
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m. pl., the underworld
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Candelabrum, -i
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n., candelabrum; lampstand
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casu
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by chance; accidently
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Oleum, -i
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n., oil
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Stratum, -i
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n., sheet; covering
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ignis, ignis
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m., fire (gen. pl. - ignium; is i-stem)
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Pallium, -i
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n., cloak
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Bono amino es!/este!
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Be of good mind! Cheer up!
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issua, -orum
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n. pl., commands; orders
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coquo, coquere, coxi, coctus
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to cook
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affero, afferre, attuli, allatus
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irreg., to bring, bring to, bring in
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everto, evertere, everti, eversus
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to overturn; upset
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Deicio, deicere, deieci, deiectus
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to throw down (passive - to fall)
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effundo, effundere, effudi, effusus
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to pour out (passive - to spill)
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complures, -es, -a
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several
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confecta erit
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(it) will have been finished
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comiter
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adv., courteously; graciously; in a friendly way
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solea, -ae
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f., sandal
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aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus
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irreg., to carry away; take away
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accumbo, accumbere, accubui, accubiturus
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to recline (at a table)
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mulsum, -i
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n., wine sweetened with honey
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ferculum, -i
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n., dish; tray
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gustatio, gustationis
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f., hors d'oeuvre; first course
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niger, nigra, nigrum
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black
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boletus, -i
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m., mushroom
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liquamen, liquaminis
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n., garum (a sauce made from fish; used to season food)
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aspersus, -a, -um
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sprinkled
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res urbanae, rerum urbanarum
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f. pl., affairs of the city/town
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pestilentia, -ae
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f., plague
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poculum, -i
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n., cup; goblet
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locus, -i
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m., place
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popina, -ae
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f., eating house; bar
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Edo, esse, edi, esus
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irreg., to eat
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compleo, complere, complevi, completus
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to fill
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irrumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, irruptus
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to burst in
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iratissimus, -a, -um
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most/very angry
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de porco datum est
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some pork was given
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frustum, -i
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n., scrap
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una
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adv., together
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ceteri, -ae, -a
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the rest; the others
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Euge!
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Hurray!
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Scindo, scindere, scidid, scissus
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to cut; split; carve
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conquus, -i
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m., cook
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secundae mensae, -arum
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f. pl., second course; dessert
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uva, -ae
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f., grape; bunch of grapes
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pirum, -i
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n., pear
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passum, -i
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n., raisin-wine
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plus vini
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more of wine
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creo, -are, avi, -atus
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to appoint
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prudentior
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wiser
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quam
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adv., than
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prudenter
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adv., wisely; sensibly
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nimis
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adv., too much
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posco, poscere, poposci
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to demand; ask for
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modus, -i
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m., way; method
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cura, -ae
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f., care
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invoco, -are, -avi, -atus
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to invoke; call upon
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collapsus est
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he collapsed
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pessimus, -a, -um
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worst
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misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtus
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to mix
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sino, sinere, sivi, situs
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to allow
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haurio, haurire, hausi, haustus
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to drain
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collis, collis
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m., hill (gen. pl. = collium; is i-stem)
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Quirinalis, -is, -e
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Quirinal (Quirinal Hill)
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Deus, -i
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m., god
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vulnus, vulernis
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n., wound
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ligo, -are, -avei, -atus
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to bind up
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credo, credere, credidi, creditus
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+ dat., to trust; believe
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securus, -a, -um
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carefree; unconcerned
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Subura, -ae
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f., Subura (a section of Rome off the Fourm, known for its night-life)
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fustis, fustis
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m., club; cudgel (gen. pl. - fustium; is i-stem)
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Timor, timoris
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m., fear
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affectus, -a, -um
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affected; overcome
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celerius
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adv., more quickly
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facile
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adv., easily
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consecuti sunt
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they overtook
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fortissime
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adv., most/very bravely
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tergum, -i
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n., back; rear
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pronus, -a, -um
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face down
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summus, -a, -um
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greatest; very great
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gravis, -is, -e
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heavy; serious
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percutio, percutere, percussi, percussus
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to strike
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corripio, corripui, correptus
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to seize; grab
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adimo, adimere, ademi, ademptus
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+dat., to take away (from)
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Nonis Novembribus
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on November 5th
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Kalendis Novembribus
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on November 1st
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-que
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enclitic conj., and
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huc
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adv., here, to here
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Brundisii
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at Brundisium
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pridie
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adv. + acc., on the day before
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pridie Idus Octobres
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on October 14th
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viginti
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twenty
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Adulescens, Adulescentis
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m., young man
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moratus est
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he has stayed
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regressus est
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he has returned
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Idibus Novembribus
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on November 13th
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Proficiscetur
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he will set out
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a.d. iii Kal. Dec. = Ante Diem Tertium Kalendas Decembres
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on November 29th
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Libenter
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adv., gladly
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rursus
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adv., again
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sane
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adv., certainly; of course
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qui homines
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which/those men
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secuti sunt
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(they) followed
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conatus est
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(he) tried
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quo celerius... eo celerius...
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the faster... the faster...
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tristis, -is, -e
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sad
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sis = si vis
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if you wish; please
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persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasus
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to make something (acc.); agreeable to someone (dat.) to persuade someone of something
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Contidie
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adv., daily; every day
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ludus, -i
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m., school
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proficisci
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to set out
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vereor
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I am afraid
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castigo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to rebuke; reprimand
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Vergilius, -i
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m., Vergil (Roman Poet)
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grammaticus, -i
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m., secondary school teacher (or just teacher)
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experitur
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(he) tests
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preafero, preaferre, preatuli, prealatus
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irreg., to carry ___ (acc.) in front of ___ (dat.)
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loqueris
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you are talking
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vel
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conj., or
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paedagogus, -i
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m., tutor
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ingressus est
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(he) entered
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Vergilius, -i
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m., Vergil (Roman Poet)
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eruditus, -a, -um
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learned; scholarly
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grammaticus, -i
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m., secondary school teacher (or just teacher)
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utilis, -is, -e
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useful
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experitur
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(he) tests
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preafero, preaferre, preatuli, prealatus
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irreg., to carry ___ (acc.) in front of ___ (dat.)
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loqueris
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you are talking
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vel
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conj., or
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paedagogus, -i
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m., tutor
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ingressus est
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(he) entered
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eruditus, -a, -um
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learned; scholarly
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utilis, -is, -e
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useful
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egressi sunt
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(they) went out
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profecti sunt
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(they) set out
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pistrinum, -i
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n., bakery
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etiamsi
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conj., even if
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ad tempus
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on time
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scriblita, -ae
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f., tart or pastry with cheese filling (danish)
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paulum, -i
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n., small amount; a little
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ientaculum, -i
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breakfast
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loquuntur
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(they) talk
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Coepit
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(he) began
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mensis, mensis
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m., month
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Aeneis, Aeneidis
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f., the Aeneid (Vergil's epic)
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Aeneas, Aeneae
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m., Aeneas (son of Venus and Anchises; main character of Aeneid)
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mensis, mensis
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m., month
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Discipulus, -i
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m., pupil
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Aeneis, Aeneidis
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f., the Aeneid (Vergil's epic)
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annus, -i
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m., year
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Aeneas, Aeneae
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m., Aeneas (son of Venus and Anchises; main character of Aeneid)
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ruina, -ae
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f., collapse; ruin
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Discipulus, -i
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m., pupil
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obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
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to besiege
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annus, -i
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m., year
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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus
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to burn; set on fire
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ruina, -ae
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f., collapse; ruin
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patior, pati, passus sum
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to suffer; endure (deponent verb)
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Deleo, delere, delevi, deletus
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to destroy
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obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
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to besiege
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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus
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to burn; set on fire
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patior, pati, passus sum
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to suffer; endure (deponent verb)
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Deleo, delere, delevi, deletus
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to destroy
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navigo, -are, -avi, -atus
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to sail
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terra, -ae
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f., Earth; ground; land
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Hesperia
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f., Hesperia (Italy)
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mare, maris
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n., sea (gen. pl - marium; i-stem) (abl. sing. - mari)
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tempestas, tempestatis
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f., storm
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navis, navis
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f., ship (gen. pl. - navium; i-stem)
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regina, -ae
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f., queen
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Dido, Didonis
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f., Dido (queen of Carthage and former "wife" of Aeneas)
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Aliqui, -ae, -a
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some
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finem rectiandi fecit
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(he) made an end of reciting; (he) stopped reciting
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verbum, -i
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n., word; verb
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idem ac
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the same as
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sic
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adv., thus; in this way
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comes, comitis
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m./f., companion
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Carthago, Carthaginis
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f., Carthage (city on the northern coast of Africa)
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antequam
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conj., before
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Thracia, -ae
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f., Thrace (country Northeast of Greece)
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Delos, Deli
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f., Delos (small island off the eastern coast of Greece)
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Creta, -ae
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f., Crete (large island southeast of Greece)
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nus
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uam
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verbum, -i
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n., word; verb
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idem ac
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the same as
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sic
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adv., thus; in this way
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comes, comitis
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m./f., companion
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Carthago, Carthaginis
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f., Carthage (city on the northern coast of Africa)
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antequam
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conj., before
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Thracia, -ae
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f., Thrace (country Northeast of Greece)
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Delos, Deli
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f., Delos (small island off the eastern coast of Greece)
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Creta, -ae
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f., Crete (large island southeast of Greece)
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nusquam
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adv., nowhere
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Moneo, -ere, ui, -itus
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to advise; warn
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deus, -i
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m., god (Nom. pl - di; dat/abl. pl - dis)
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dormito, -are, -avi
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to be sleepy
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conticesco, conticescere, conticui
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to become silent
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animadverto, animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus
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to notice
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expergiscor, expergisci, experrectus sum
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to wake up
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interest
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it is important
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ferula, -ae
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f., cane
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extendo, extendere, extendi, extensus
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to hold out
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Pareo, -ere, ui, -iturus
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+dat., to obey
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Ave!/Avente!
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Greetings~
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Valeo, -ere, -ui, -iturus
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to be strong; be well
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primo
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adv., first; at first
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desilio, desilire, desilui
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to leap down
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audeo, audere, ausus sum
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semi-deponent + infin., to dare (to)
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Repello, repellere, reppuli, repulsus
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to drive off; to drive back
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Nato, -are, -avi, -aturus
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to swim
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scapha, -ae
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f., small boat
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inde
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adv., from there; then
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iracundia, -ae
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f., irritability; bad temper
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neque... neque... quidquam
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neither... nor... anything
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immo vero
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adv., on the contrary; in fact
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ignoro, -are, -avi-, atus
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to be ignorant; not to know
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cum
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conj., since
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crudelis, -is, -e
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cruel
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poena, -ae
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f., punishment; penalty
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poenas dare
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to pay the penalty; to be punished
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obsecro, -are, -avi, -atus
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to beseech; beg
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quam primum
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adv., as soon as possible
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disco, discere, didici
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to learn
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cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus
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to desire; want
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rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus
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to snatch sieze
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arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus
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to summon; send for
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