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advena, -ae, m. + f.
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newcomer, stranger; foreigner
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adversus, -a, -um (past. part. adverto as adj.)
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opposite, hostile, adverse; in front
(adv.) oppositely, toward; (prep. + acc.) against, toward, facing | also adversus |
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amitto, -ere, -isi, -issus
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send away; let go, lose
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certamen, -minis, n.
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struggle; decisive contest
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circumvenio, -ire, -eni, -entus
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surround; oppress; cheat
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classis, -is, f.
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class (i.e., a political division of people); fleet
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cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
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bring together, collect; force, compel
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colloco (1)
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set into palce, arrange; erect; set right
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communis, -e
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common, public
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concito (1)
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stir up, instigate
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consensus, -us, m.
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a common feeling, agreement; conspiracy
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consorbrinus, -i, m.
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cousin
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declaro (1)
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reveal; declare; demonstrate
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despondeo, -ere, -i, -onsus
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pledge, promise in marriage
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digredior, -i, -essus
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depart, go aside, digress
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dimico (1)
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fight, contend
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diversus, -a, um
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turned different ways, opposite; different
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emetior, -iri, -mensus
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measure out; pass over
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erro (1)
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wander; make a mistake, err
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excedo, -ere, -essi, -essum
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go out, withdraw, retire; go beyond, exceed
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exercitus, -us, m.
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army
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fabrico (1)
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construct, build, fabricate
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fugo (1)
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put to flight; rout
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fundo, -ere, fudi, fusus
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pour, pour out, pour forth; put to flight, scatter
in rout (of armies) |
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gesto (1)
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bear, have, wear
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ineo, -ire, -ii or -ivi, -itus
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go into, enter; enter upon (w dir. obj. or in +
acc.); undertake, commence |
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inopinatus, -a, -um
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unexpected
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interimo (or interemo), -ere, -emi, -emptus (or
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take away; do away with, kill
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invicem (adv.)
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by turns, alternately, mutually
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ius iurandum, iuris iurandi, n.
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oath (often written as one word but declined in
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multitudo, -inis, f.
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large number, crowd, multitude; i.e., “the
masses” by night |
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noctu (adv.)
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by night
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nomino (1)
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name
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obsistere, -ere, -stiti, -stitus
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place oneself in the way, oppose
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occupo (1)
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seize, win, occupy; fall upon, attack
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ops, opis, f.
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help; (pl.) riches, resources, possessions
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ora, orae, f.
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shore, coast
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pariter
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(adv.) equally, at the same time
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parvulus, -a, um
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very little
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penates, -ium, m. pl.
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deities of the household stores
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princeps, principis, m.
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first, leader, foremost man
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prodo, -ere, -didi, -ditus
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put forth, reveal; relate; hand over (to the
enemy; i.e., betray) |
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proelior (1)
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fight
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progredior, -i, -gressus
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go forth, advance
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repudio (1)
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reject, repudiate
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sedes, -is, f.
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seat, throne; fixed abode; temple
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signum, -i, n.
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sign
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simulacrum, -i, n.
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likeness, image, statue
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socer, -eri, m.
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father-in-law
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subitus, -a, -um (past. part. subeo)
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sudden, surprising
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suspendo, -ere, -i, -ensus
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hang up, suspend; hang; keep in suspense;
interrupt |
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tendo, -ere, tetendi, tentus or tensus
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stretch, stretch out, extend
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traho, -ere, traxi, tractus
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draw, attract
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umerus, -i, m.
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shoulder
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uxor, -oris, f.
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wife
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victor, -oris, m
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conqueror, victor; (as adj.) conquering,
victorious |
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Accedo, -ere, accessi, acessus
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approach, be added to
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Adripio, -ere, adrepsi, adreptus
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snatch away
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Aemulus, -i (m)
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rival, imitator
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Alacritas, -tatis (f)
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suddenness, sharpness
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Amplexus, -us (m)
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embrace
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Arca, -ae (f)
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chest, box
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Asper, -a
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sharp, harsh
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Attonitus, -a, um
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stunned
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Auguror (1conj.)
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forsee
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Carcer, carceris (m)
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jail
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Clamor, clamoris (m)
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noise
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Classis, -is (f)
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fleet
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Clavus, -i (m)
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nail
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Compleo, -ere, -evi, -etus
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fill up
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Concito (1conj.)
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stir up
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Consulates, -us (m)
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consulship
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Deduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductus
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lead down, lead away
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Delictum, -i (n)
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crime
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Demissus, -a, -um
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humble
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Dicio, dicionis (f)
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power, command
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Disertus, -a, -um
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educated
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Doctrina, -ae (f)
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learning
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Effero, efferre, extuli, elatus
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lift up, carry out
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Eruditus, a, -um
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educated
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Excelsus, -a, -um
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elevated, extraordinary
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Fingo, -ere, finxi, fictus
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craft, make, fake
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Flagro (1conj.)
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burn
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Flecto, flectere, flexi, flectus
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bend
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Fundo, -ere, fudi, fusus
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pour out, scatter
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Gaudium, -i (n)
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joy
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Gratia, -ae (f)
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influence, kindness, thanks
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Immunis, -e
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tax-free
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Impetus, -us (m)
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impulse, assault
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Incestis, -is (n)
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sexual transgression
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Indemnatus, -a, -um
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unconvicted
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Induco, -ere, -duxi, -ductus
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lead in, induce
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Ingenium, -i (n)
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mind
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Inopinatus, -a, -um
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unexpected
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Interemo, -ere, -emi, emptus
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kill
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Interdico, -ere, -dixi, -dictus
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forbid from (with abl.)
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Invidiosus, -a, -um
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hostile
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Itero (1conj.)
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repeat
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Legatus, -i (m)
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emissary
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Lenitas, -tatis (f)
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mildness
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Ligneous, -a, -um
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made of wood
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Magistratus, -us (m)
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magistracy
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Magnitude, magnitudinis (f)
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greatness, size
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Misericors, -cordis
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pityinig
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Mitis, mite
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mild
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Paupertas, -tatis (f)
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poverty
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Pavens
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fearful
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Percello, -ere, -culi, -culsus
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strike
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Permuto (1conj.)
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exchange
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Praeceps
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hasty, ill-considered
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Praeceptum, -i (n)
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precept
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Praecox, praeconis (m)
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messenger
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Pronuntiatio, -ionis (f)
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announcement
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Propensus, -a, -um
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inclined towards
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Propositum, -i (n)
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plan, project
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Recens
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fresh
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Recuso (1conj.)
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refuse
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Restituo, -ere, -ui, -utus
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restore
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Reus, -i
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defendant
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Sacra, -orum (n)
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religious rites
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Serus, -a, -um
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late
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Servio, -ire, -ivi, -itus
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serve
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Spectaculum, -i (m)
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games, spectacle
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Stuprum, -i
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debauchment
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Subinanis, subinane
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super vain
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Sumptus, -us (m)
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expense
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Supervolo (1conj.)
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fly overhead
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Temperantia, -ae (f)
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temperance, moderation
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Tribunatus, -us (m)
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tribuneship
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Tuba, -ae (f)
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trumpet
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Undique
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from all sides
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Vacuus, -a, -um
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empty (with abl.)
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Versor (1conj.)
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be involved in
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abnuo, -ere, -i, -itus
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refuse
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aboleo, -ere, -evi, -itus
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remove, destroy, erase
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abstinentia, -ae, f
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abstinence; starvation; self-restraint
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acies, -iei, f
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ranks, battle
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adipiscor, -i, adeptus
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get, obtain, attain
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adlicio, -ere, -exi, -ectus
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attract, entice
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adverso (1)
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oppose
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aequalis, -is, -e
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equal
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ambitus, -us, m
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electoral corruption
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amplus, -a, -um
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spacious, abundant, great
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annona, -orum, n
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public grain distribution
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aperio, -ire, -ui, -us
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open, disclose
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asperitas, -tatis, f
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roughness, unevenness; harshness, fierceness
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augeo, -ere, auxi, auctus
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grow
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benevolentia, -ae, f
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good will
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caedo, -ere, cecidi, caesus
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murder
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certamen, -inis, n
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fight
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cito (adv)
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soon, swiftly
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commendo (1)
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entrust; recommend
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compono, -ere, -i, -positus
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compose, write up
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condicio, -onis, f
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condition, term (of an agreement)
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constans, -antis, (part. of consto as adj)
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firm, steadfast; persistent; faithful (constanter, adv)
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constantia, -ae, f
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endurance
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consulatus, -us, m
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consulship; consul's term in office
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consummo (1)
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bring to completion; perfect
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contendo, -ere, -i, -tus
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fight, contend; assert; strive; pursue; hasten
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contentus, -a, -um
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satisfied
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continuo (1)
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continue, extend; pass (time)
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decorus, -a, -um
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fitting, honorable
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defero, -ferre, -tuli, -latus
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remove; report; confer (an office)
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deicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectus
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thrown down, hurl down, destroy; lay low, kill; disappoint
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denego (1)
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deny, reject
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dictatura, -ae, f
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dictatorship
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dignitas, -tatis, f
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dignity, rank, esteem, eminence
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disiungo (or diungo), -ere, -iunxi, -iunctus
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unyoke, separate
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dissideo, -ere, -edi, ---
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sit apart; disagree (w. cum + abl)
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dives, -itis
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wealthy
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dominatio, -nis, f
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rule
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dormio, -ire, -ii or -ivi, -itus
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sleep
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dulcedo, -inis, f
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sweetness
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emendo (1)
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correct, revise
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enitesco, enitescere, enitui, ---
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shine out
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externus, -a, -um
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foreign; external
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extollo, -ere, extuli, elatus
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raise up
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extremus, -a, -um
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final, extreme
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exuo, -ere, -i, -tus
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slough off, get rid of
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facilitas, -tatis, f
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ease, friendliness, approachability
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factiosus, -a, -um
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partisan
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fallo, -ere, fefelli, falsus
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deceive, defraud, falsify
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fere (adv.)
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quite, entirely, just; usually, mostly, nearly, almost, about
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finio, -ire, -ii or -ivi, -itus
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set limits to, define; end
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floreo, -ere, -ui, ---
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flourish, live
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fortasse (adv)
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perhaps, possibly
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fungor, -i, functus
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perform, execute, discharge (w. abl); (past part.) having held (an office, etc)
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furor, -oris, m
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fury, rage
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gigno, -ere, genui, genitus
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beget, produce; cause; (past part.) born or descended (w. abl)
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glisco, gliscere, --, --
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sweel
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hercule
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by Hercules!; assuredly
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hortatus, -us, m
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encouragement, exhortation
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indico, -ere, -ixi, -ictus
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declare publicly, proclaim; appoint
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industria, -ae, f
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diligence, activity, industry
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inlicio, -ere, -exi, -ectus (or ill-)
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allure, persuade, entice
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institutum, -i, n
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purpose, habit; decree
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insurgo, -ere, -rexi, -rectus
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rise up
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integritas, -tatis, f
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integrity, consistency
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intentus, -a, -um
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attentive, intent, eager
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item (adv)
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likewise, furthermore, in like manner
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largior, -iri, -itus sum
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give lavishly
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ludus, -i, m
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game, sport; school; (plural) publicgames, exhibitions
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maiestas, -atis, f
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greatness, grandeur, dignity, majesty
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mansuetudo, -inis, f
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gentleness
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mediocris, e
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middle, average; mediocre, inferior
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misericordia, -ae, f
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pity, compassion
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munia, -orum, n
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duties
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munificentia, -ae, f
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generosity
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neglegentia, -ae, f
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carelessness, negligence
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negotium, -i, n
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business, trouble
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nobilis, -e
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well known, distinguished, noble
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obscurus, -a, -um
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dark, obscure
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occulo, -ere, -ui, -tus
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cover, hide, conceal
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opes, opum, f
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wealth
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pellicio, -ere, -lexi, -lectus
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coax, soothe
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perfugium, -i, n
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refuge
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pernicies, -ei,f
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danger
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persequor, i, -cutus
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pursue, persecute; follow to the end
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pertinax, -acis
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preserving, obstinate, pertinacious
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possessio -onis, f
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possession; seizing
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praesto (adv)
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at hand, ready
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preasto, -are, -iti, -itus
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be superior, excel (w dat of person and abl. or specification for the quality); perform; show, evince
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principium, -i, n
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beginning
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priscus, -a, -um
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of former times, ancient
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pristinus, -a, -um
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former, original
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promptus, -a, -um
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ready, eager
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propago (1)
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extend, propagate; preserve
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prosperus, -a, -um
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fortunate
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ratio, -onis, f
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reckoning, account; consideration; plan, reason, theory, system
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redigo, -ere, -egi, -actus
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drive back; reduce, render
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regio, -onis, f
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region, part of the world, district, direction
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reliquus, -a, -um
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remaining
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repraesento (1)
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show; represent; accomplish
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restituo, -ere, -ui, -utus
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set up again; renew, restore
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revoco (1)
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healthful, sound (salubriter, adv)
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secta, -ae, f
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path, way of life; philosophical school; political party
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securitas, -tatis, f
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unconcern, safety
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sepelio, -ire, -ii or -ivi, -pultus
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bury
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servitium, -i, n
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servitude
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severitas, -tatis, f
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sternness, severity
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sopio, -ire, -ii or -ivi, -itus
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put to sleep
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statim (adv)
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at once, immediately
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strenuus, -a, -um
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strong, vigorous
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sublevo (1)
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assist
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subeo, -ire, -ii or -ivi, -itus
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go under, enter, come up to, undergo, endure
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sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptus
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take up, adopt
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supersum, -esse, -fui, --
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remain
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suscipio, -ere, -epi, -eptus
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undertake, undergo, take up, recieve; adopt
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triumphus, -i, m
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triumphal procession, celebration of a victory, triumph
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turbo (1)
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trouble, stir up
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undecimus, -a, -um
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eleventh
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utlilis, -e
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useful, profitable (utiliter adv)
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vicesimus, -a, -um
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twentieth
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vigilo (1)
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be awake, be watchful
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voluntas, -tatis, f
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will, wish, desire; good will
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