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318 Cards in this Set
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aqua, aquae
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water/waters
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insula, insulae
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island, islands
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silva, silvae
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forest, forests
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via, viae
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street, road, way, streets, roads,
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est
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is, there is, he/she/it is
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sunt
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are, there are, they are
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non
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not
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et
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and
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sed
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but
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insulae in sunt aquam
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islands are in water
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silvae et viae sunt bonam in Americam
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The forests and roads are good in America
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fama
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report, fame
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familia
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family
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fortuna
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fortune, luck
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puella
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girl
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terra
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land, earth
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vita
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life
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bona
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good
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dura
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hard
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magnus
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great, large, big
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parva
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small
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amant
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they love, they like
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portant
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they carry
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Sicilia est magna insula in Europa
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Sicily is a great island in Europe
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Manga est fama Siciliae, sed forutna Siciliae non bona est
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Great is the fame of Sicily, but the fortune of Sicily is not good
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Parvae puellae pupas amant.
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The small girls like dolls.
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Familiae Siciliam et fama Siciliae amant, sed fortunam duram non amant.
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Familys in sicily love siciliy and the fame, but hard fortune they do not love.
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agricola
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farmer
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longa
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long
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multa
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much, many
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nova
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new, strange
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amo, amare, amavi, amatus
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love, like
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laboro
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work
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paro
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get ready, prepare
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porto
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carry
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specto
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watch, look at
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minime
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no, not at all
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sic
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yes, thus, so
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Agricolae in Sardinia laborant.
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The farmers on Sardina work.
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Sardinia magna insula est et terra ibi dura est.
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Sardina is a large island and land there is hard.
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Aquam bonam amamus.
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We love the good water.
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give the latin personal endings for
o mus s tis t nt |
o- I
s- you t-he/she/it mus- we tis-you nt- they |
They are in order
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carrus
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cart, wagon
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equus
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horse
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servus
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slave
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ma'lus
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bad
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erat
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was, there was, he/she/it was
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erant
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were, there were, they were
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laudo
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praise
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nunc
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now
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ubi
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where
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quod
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because
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Multae viae in Italia erant et sunt.
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Many roads in Italy were and are.
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Non nova est sed fama eius est magna, quod longa et bona via est.
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Fame is not new but it's great, because there are long and good roads.
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Agricola carrum bonum parat.
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The farmer prepares the good cart.
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cibus
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food
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copia
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supply, abundance
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cura
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care
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forma
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shape
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numerus
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number
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regina
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queen
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clarus
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clear, famous
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planus
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level, flat
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roma primo parva erat et Romani non multi erant.
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Rome at first was small, and Rome was not many.
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Fama Romae magna est.
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Rome's fame is great.
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nauta
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sailor
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pecunia
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money
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unda
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wave
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navigo
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sail
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cras
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tomorrow
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tum
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then, next
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ad
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to towards, near
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Ad Europam cras navigabo, tota familia navigabit.
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I will sail towards Europe tomorrow, the entire family will sail.
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Tum ad Germaniam et ad Austriam ibimus.
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Then to Germany and towards Austraila we shall go.
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Aquam bonam parabo.
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I shall get good water.
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amicus
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friend
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littera
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letter
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praeda
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loot, booty
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gratus
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grateful, pleasing
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dono
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give, present to
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mando
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entrust give to
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monstro
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point out, show to
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nuntio
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announe, report to
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probo
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test, prove, approve
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Insula parva est, sed grata nautis, quod terra firma est.
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The island is small, but the sailors are grateful, because the land is strong.
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iniuria
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injustice, wrong, injury
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memoria
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memory
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poena
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punishment, penalty
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provincia
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province
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pugna
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fight, battle
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victoria
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victory
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incito
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excite, stir up
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occupo
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seize
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servo
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save, guard
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Romani Gallis magnas poenas parant.
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Rome for the Gall's have prepared great punishment.
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Romani Galliam pugnis occupant.
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The Romans seize the Gaul by fights.
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filia
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daughter
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hora
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hour
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meus
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my, mine
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quintus
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fifth
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tuus
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your, yours
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paene
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almost
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semper
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always
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Filiae, filiae meae, paene quinta hora est.
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Daughters, my daughter, it is almost the fifth hour.
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Spectate, Cornelia in aqua est!
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Look, Cornelia is in the water.
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disciplina
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training, instruction
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lingua
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tounge, language
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patria
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fatherland, country
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augeo
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increase
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doceo
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teach
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habeo
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have, hold
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terreo
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scare, frighten
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Lingua Romanorum Latina erat.
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Latin was the language of Rome
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In Britannia, in Italia, in Gallia, in Americis, in multis terris et provinciis multi magistri linguam Latinam nunc docent et semper docebunt.
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In Britan, Italy, Gallia, Ameria, in many lands and provinces many teachers now teach the language of latin and always they will teach.
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amicitia
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friendship
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gloria
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glory
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gratia
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gratitude, influence
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materia
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matter, timber
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maneo
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remain
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video
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see
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in
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in, on
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ibi
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there
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In silva
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IN a forest
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Magna insula Britannia in amicitia Galliae manet.
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Britain is a great island remain friendship with Gall.
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Nautae in terra non manebunt.
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The sailors on land will not remain.
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Disciplina gloriam patriae augebimus.
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The training for the fatherlands increases you in gratitude. ( ? )
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In viis multos servos non video.
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Many slaves do no see the road. ( ? )
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casa
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house
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socius
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ally, comrade
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altus
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high, tall, deep
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libero
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free
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mereo
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deserve, earn
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teneo
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hold, keep
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Ubi est socius tuus Quintus?
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Where is your ally Quintus?
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captivus
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prisoner
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cena
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dinner
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singuli
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one by one, one at a time
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moveo
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move
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voco
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call
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a, ab
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with abl. away from, from
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de
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with abl. down from, from, about, concerning
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e, ex
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with abl, out from, from, out of
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Libera captivos, amice Marce.
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free the captives Marcus
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Spectate undas, filii mei et filiae meae.
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Look at the waves my sons and daughters.
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A via ambulant
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They are walking away from the road
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equi de Gallia ambulaverunt.
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The horses walked down from Gaul.
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E silva ambulavit
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He walked out of from the forest.
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ager
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field
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filius
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son
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magister
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teacher
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puer
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boy
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vir, viri
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man,hero
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amicus, amica, amicum
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friendly
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liber, libera, liberum
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free
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noster, nostra, nostrum
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our
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
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sacred
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Et erat Alexander magnus.
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And Alexander was great.
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Multas terras occupavit.
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Many lands are seized. ( ? )
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animus
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mind, courage, spirit
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colonus
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settler, colonist
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habito,
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live, dwell
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migro
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depart, migrate
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sum, esse, fui, futurus
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be
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in
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into, onto, to against, in ,on
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Carros ad aquam movent.
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They move the carts to the water.
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Carros in aquam movent.
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They move the carts into the water.
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Ad aquam sedet.
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She is sitting near the water.
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annus
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year
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barbarus
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foreigner, barbarian
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castra
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camp
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consilium
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plan, advice
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frumentum
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grain
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praemium
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reward
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signum
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sign, standard, signal
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barbarus
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foreign
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evoco
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call out summon
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arma
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weapons, arms
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auxilium
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aid, help
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bellum
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war
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concordia
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harmony
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nuntius
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messanger
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debeo
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ought, owe
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maturo
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hasten
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Errare est humanum
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to err is human
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amicos habere est gratum.
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To have friends is pleasing.
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servos liberare parat.
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He prepares to free the slaves.
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causa
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cause, reason, case
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dominus
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master
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oppidum
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town
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populus
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people
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aequus
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even, just, calm
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latus
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wide
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publicus
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public
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verus
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true, real, not false
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vester
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your
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quis
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who
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quid
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what?
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ubi
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where? when?
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ne
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introduces questions
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Spartacus fuit clarus servus, captivus romanorum.
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Spartacus was clearly a slave, captive of Rome.
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Magna erat concordia in patria nostra.
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There had been Great harmony in our fatherland.
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officium
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duty
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ago
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do, drive, discuss, live, spend
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cedo
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move, away from, retreat, yield, give way
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accedo
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approach
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excedo
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depart
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defendo
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defend
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exspecto
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look out for await
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mitto
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let go, send
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pono
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put, place
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templum
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temple
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pulcher
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beautiful
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capio
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take, seize
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accipio
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receive
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facio
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do, make
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munio
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fortify
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rego
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rule, guide
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venio
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come
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invenio
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find, come upon
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locus
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place
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pretium
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price
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terminus
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end, boundary
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duco
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lead, draw
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efficio
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bring about, produce, effect
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narro
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tell relate
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dea
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goddess
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deus
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god
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otium
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leisure, peace
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studium
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eagerness, interest, pl. studies
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commodus
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suitable, convenient
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varius
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changing, various
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dico
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say, tell
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fugio
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run away, flee
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valeo
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be strong, be well
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ita
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so
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firmus
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strong, firm
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perpetuus
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constant
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afficio
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affect, afflict
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gero
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carry on, wage
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incipio
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take on, begin
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cum
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(abl ) with
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liber
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book
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verbum
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word
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plenus
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full
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tardus
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late, slow
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audio
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hear
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contineo
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hold ( together ) contain
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traho
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draw, drag
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sententia
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feeling, opinion, motto
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medius
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middle, middle of
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convenio
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come together
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convoco
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call together
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reduco
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lead back
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poeta
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poet
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reliquus
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remaining, rest ( of )
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lego
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gather, choose, read
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scribo
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write
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numquam
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never
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que
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and ( translated before the word to which it is joined)
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finitimus
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neighbor
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proelium
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battle
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ventus
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wind
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pauci
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few ( plural only )
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committo
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join together, commit, entrust
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prepero
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hasten, hurry
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praesidium
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guard, protection
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appello
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call, name
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aut
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or
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aut....aut
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either or
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et...et
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both and
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neque ( or nec )
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and not, nor
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neque...neque
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neither nor
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periculum
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danger
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miser
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unhappy, poor
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amitto
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let go, loose
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pro
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( with abl ) in front of, before, for
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inimicus
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unfriendly, hostile
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absum
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be away, absent
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nosco
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learn, in perfect tense, have learned, know
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procedo
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go forward, advance
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produco
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lead out
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retineo
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hold back, keep
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iam
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already, now
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sine
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( with abl ) without
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ego, mei
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of me, I
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nos, nostrum
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we, of us
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tu, tui
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you, of you ( sing.)
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vos, vestrum
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you, of you
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integer
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fresh, whole, untouched
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cupio
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desire, wish, want
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dimitto
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let go, send away
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dubito
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hesitate, doubt
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olim
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formerly, once ( upon a time )
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ubi
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when, where
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porta
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gate
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discedo
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go away, depart
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iubeo
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order
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recipio
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take back, recover
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redigo
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drive back, reduce
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removeo
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remove, move back
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etiam
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also, even
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beneficium
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kindness, benefit
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exemplum
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example
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egregius
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distinguished, excellent
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propono
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put forward, offer
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suscipio
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undertake, take up, start
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per
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with acc. through
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sub
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under, close up to
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liberi
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children
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superbia
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pride, arrogance
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primus
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first
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superbus
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proud, arrogant
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adsum
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be near, be present
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educo
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lead out
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interficio
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kill
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permitto
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let go through, allow
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remaneo
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stay behind, remain
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tamen
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nevertheless
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