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dominári
to rule, have dominion over
exíre
to go out
horribilis, e
horrible
incredíbilis, e
incredulous, unbelieving
iníquitas, atis
f. iniquity
invisibiliter
invisibly, inwardly
lamentábilis, e
lamentable
memorábilis, e
memorable
miser, a, um
wretched
miserábilis, e
miserable
miserátio, onis
f. mercy
miseréri, misértus sum
to have mercy on
miséria, ae
f. misery; trouble
misericórdia, ae
f. mercy, kindness
super + abl.
about, concerning
super + acc.
on, upon; above, over; toward
súperus, a, um
supreme; higher
supplíciter
suppliantly, humbly
terríbilis, e
terrible, fearful
addícere
to assent to, agree with (to doom, condemn ??)
adjutórium, adjutórii
n. help
adjuváre
to help (toward)
admonére
to admonish, warn against
admovére
to move to
advértere
to turn toward; to perceive
agnus, i
m. lamb
ascénsio, ónis
f. Ascension; ascent, going up
benedíctio, ónis
f. blessing, benediction
benedíctus, a, um
blessed; Benedict
cogitátio, ónis
f. thought
condítio, ónis
f. condition, nature
conféssio, ónis
f. confession; praise
congregátio, ónis
f. congregation, assembly, gathering, company
consecrátio, ónis
f. consecration
contágio, ónis
f. contagion
conturbáre
to disturb, trouble
conversátio, ónis
f. conversation; communication
damnátio, ónis
f. damnation, condemnation
deprecári
to beseech
deprecátio, ónis
f. prayer; supplication
devótio, ónis
f. devotion
devótus, a, um
devout, devoted
dexter, dextra (déxtera), dextrum (déxterum)
right, right hand
disposítio, ónis
f. disposition, providence, decree
dum
while, when, until
excélsa
n. pl. high places
excélsus, a, um
high, lofty; most high
habitáre
to dwell
habitátio, ónis
f. habitation, dwelling
hic
here