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75 Cards in this Set
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ago
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agere, egi, actum
to act, drive, build |
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condo
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condere, condidi, conditum
to found, compose, hide |
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consero
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conserere, conservi, consertum
to join battle |
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effugio
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effugere, effugi, effugitum
to flee away, escape |
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egredior
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egredi, egressus sum
to go out, disembark |
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gero
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gerere, gessi, gestum
to carry, carry on, wage war |
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oppidum, -i
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(n) Town
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praeda, -ae
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(f) booty, blunder
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proelium, -i
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(n) battle
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uxor, uxoris
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(f) wife
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addo
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addere, addidi, additum
to add |
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mox
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soon, presently
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occido
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occidere, occidi, occasum
to kill |
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opulentus, -a, -um
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rich
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regno
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regnare, regnavi, regnatum
to rule |
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relinquo
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relinquere, reliqui, relictum
to leave |
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tandem
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at length, at last
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adeo
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adire, adii or adivi, aditum
to approach |
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alveus, -i
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(m) basket, hollow vessel
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fluito
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fluitare, fluitavi, fluitatum
to float |
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flumen, flumenis
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(n) stream or river
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geminus, -a, -um
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twin
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lambo
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lambere, lambui, lambitum
to lick |
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lac, lactis
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(n) milk
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pecus, pecoris
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(n) cattle
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ripa, -ae
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(f) bank
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sacerdos, sacerdotis
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(m and f) priest, priestess
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vagitus, -us
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(m) crying of children
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vincio
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vincere, vinxi, vinctum
to blind |
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for, forte
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by chance, strongly, accidentally
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constituo
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constituere, constitui, constitutum
to establish, appoint, settle, decide, draw up |
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adipiscor
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adipisci, adeptus sum
to obtain, gain, retain |
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agnosco
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agnoscere, agnovi, agnitum
to recognize |
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aperio
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aperire, aperui, apertum
to open, disclose |
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dedo
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dedidi, deditum
to give up, surrender |
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impetus, -us
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(m) attack
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iuvenis, -e
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young, young man
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latro, latronis
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(m) robber
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paro
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parare, paravi, paratum
to prepare |
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stirps, stirpis
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(F) family, offspring
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pastor, pastoris
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(m) shepherd
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supplicium, -i
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(n) punishment
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traho
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trahere, traxi, tractum
to drag |
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vis, vis
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(f) force, violence (plural: strength)
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Graeci cum Troiänïs bellum gessërunt;
decimo anno Troiam cëpërunt. |
The greeks waged ware with the trojans; by the tenth year they captured troy.
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Multi Troiäni ex Asiä effüg¨ërunt,
post multos laböres in ¨Ïtaliam vënërunt: hörum dux est Aenëas, fïlius Veneris. |
Many Trojans escaped from Asia, after man labors into Italy they came: the leader of these men is Aeneas, the son of Veneris.
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Ibi Troiäni ëgressi sunt, praedamque ex agrïs agëbant.
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There the Trojans disembarked, and drove the plunder from the fields.
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Latïnus, rex illius terrae, cum Troiänïs manüs conserëbat:
ab Aenëä proelio victus est, päcemque fëcit: deinde fïliam Laviniam Aenëae in matrimonium dedit. |
Latinus, the king of the land, joined battle with the Trojans: By Aeneas he was conquered, and he made peace: then he gave his daughter Lavinia to Aeneas in marriage.
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Troiäni oppidum condunt: Aenëas ab nömine uxöris Lavinium appellat.
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The Trojans found a town: Aeneas calls it Lavinium from the name of his wife.
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Post mortem Aenëae Ascanius fïlius regnat.
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After the death of Aeneas, Ascanius his son reigns.
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Hic Lavinium, urbem opulentam, mätri relïquit;
novam ipse aliam urbem sub Albäno monte condidit: huic oppido erat nömen Alba Longa. |
He left Lavinium, a rich city, to his mother; he himself founded another new city......Alba Longa was the name of this town
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Mortuo Ascanio, regnat Silvius.
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Ascanius having died, Silvius reigns.
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Post Silvium regnävërunt multi rëges
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After Silvius many kings ruled.
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Tandem Procas rex factus est, pater Numitöris atque Amülii.
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At last Procas was made king, the father of Numitor and Amuilius.
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Numitöri, qui nätu maximus erat, regnum Procas lëgat.
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Procas bequiths the reign to Numitor, who was greatest by birth.
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Mox tamen, pulso frätre, Amülius regnat: addit scelus sceleri.
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Soon although, with the brother having been expelled, Amulius reigns: he adds crime to crime.
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Lïberos frätris occïdit; frätris fïliam, Rëam Silviam, Vestälem lëgit.
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He kills the freeborn children of his brother, he appoints Rea Silvia the daughter of his brother a vestel virgin.
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Rëae Silviae Martique deo, ut aiunt, gemini fïlii erant.
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Rea Silvia and the God Mars, so they say, there were twin sons.
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Amülius ïrätus et perturbätus sacerdötem vincïri iubet,
puerosque in flümen mitti. |
Amulius angered and alarmed order the priestess to be bound, and the boys to be sent into the river.
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Forte super rïpas Tiberis effüsus est:
itaque homines flümen adïre non possunt. |
By chance the Tiber was flooded above the banks: Therefore the men are not able to approach the river.
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Constituunt in proximïs stagnïs pueros expönere.
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They decide to expose the boys in the nearest standing waters.
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Alveus, in quo pueri expositi erant, hüc illüc fluitäbat.
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The basket in which the boys had been exposed floated hither and thither.
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Mox tamen flümen inträ rïpas recëdëbat,
et alveum in siccä rïpä destituit. |
Soon nevertheless the river receded into the banks, and it left the basket on the dry bank.
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Lupa adiit, et pueros linguä lambens lacte aluit.
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The wolf approached, licking the boys with her tongue and nourished them with milk.
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Lupam cum puerïs Faustulus, magister rëgii pecoris, invënit.
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Faustulus the master of the royal cattle, found the wolf with the boys.
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Hos domum Faustulus fert Lärentiaeque uxöri dat
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Faustulus carries the boys home and gives them to Larentia his wife.
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Sïc gemini a pastöribus ëducäti sunt.
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So the twins were educated by the shepherds.
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Römulus Remusque, iam iuvenes, in latrönes impetum fecërunt,
praedamque pastöribus dïvidunt. |
Romulus and Remus, by the time young men, made an attack on the robbers, and divided the loot among the shepherds.
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Itaque latrönes, praedä ämissä, Remum insidiis cëpërunt, sed Römulus vi se
dëfendit. |
And so the robbers with the plunder lost, captured Remus by means of a plot, but Romulus defends himself with force.
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Latrönes Remum trahunt ad Amülium: dïcunt eum in Numitöris agros impetum
fëcisse. |
The robbers drag Remus to Amulius; they say that he made an attack on the fields of Numitor.
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Itaque Numitöri ad supplicium Remus deditur.
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And so Remus is surrendered to Numitor for punishment.
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Ab initio Faustulo spes fuerat se ëducäre rëgiam stirpem,
nam expositos esse iussu rëgis infantes sciëbat: itaque Römulo rem aperit. |
From the beginning hope had been for Fastulus that he head educated the royal offspring, for he knew that the infants had been exposed by order of the king: and so he exposes the matter to Romulus.
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Numitor etiam Remum agnöverat: parant consilium.
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Even Numitor had recognized Remus: They prepare a plan.
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Römulus, collectä pastörum manu, in regem impetum fecit, Remus cum amïcïs
Numitöris frätrem adiuvat. |
Romulus, with a band of shepherd having been gathered together, made an attack on the king, Remus with the friends of Numitor helped his brother.
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Sïc Amülium occïdunt, et Numitor regnum adipiscitur.
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So they kill Amulius, and Numitor acquires the reign.
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