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115 Cards in this Set
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naufragium, ii n.
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shipwreck
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navalis, e
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of ships, naval
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navigium, ii n.
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vessel, ship
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navis, is f.
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ship, boat
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ne
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no, not
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nec, neque
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nor, not, and not
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nemo, neminis m.
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no one, nobody
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Nero, Neronis m.
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Nero
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nex, necis f.
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voilent death, murder
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nihil n.
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nothing
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nisi
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if not, unless
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nitor, niti, nixus sum
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to strive, exert oneself
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nomen, inis n.
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a name
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non
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not
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novus, a, um
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strange, unusual
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nox, noctis f.
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night
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nullus, a, um
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no one
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numerus, i m.
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number
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nunc
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now
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nuntio, are, avi, atum
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to announce, give notice
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nuntius, i m.
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a messenger
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nuptiae, arum f.
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marriage, a wedding
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nurus, us f.
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a daughter-in-law
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no, nare, navi, natum
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to swim
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Obaritus, i m.
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centurion of the fleet at Misenum
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obicio, ere, ieci, iectum
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to bring up as a reproach
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obnoxius, a, um
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submissive to
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observo, are, avi, atum
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to regard, think over
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obsigno, are, avi, atum
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to seal
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obtestor, ari, atus sum
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to declare
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obvius, a, um
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to declare, protest
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occido, ere, cidi, cisum
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to kill, murder
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occulto, are, avi, atum
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to hide, conceal
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occursus, us m.
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meeting, falling in
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Octavia, ae f.
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daughter of emperor Claudius, wife of Nero
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oculus, i m.
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the eye
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odium, ii m.
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hatred
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offero, offere, obtuli, oblatum
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to offer
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omnis, e
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all, every
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onus, eris n.
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a load, burden, weight
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opperior, iri, oppertus sum
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to wait (for)
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opus, eris n.
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need, necessity
opus+esse = there is need |
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ora, ae f.
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coast, seashore
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ornatus, a, um
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distinguished, decorated
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oro, are, avi, atum
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to beg, pray
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osculum, i n.
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kiss
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ostento, are, avi, atum
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to present; display
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Otho, onis m.
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friend of Nero, governor of Lusitania
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otium, ii n.
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free time, ease
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paenitentia, ae f.
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regret, repentance
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Pallas, antis m.
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a freedman of the emperor Claudius
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pars, paris
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equal, like
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parens, entis m/f
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a parent
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paries, etis m.
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side
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parricidium, i n.
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the murder of a parent
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pars, partis f.
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part
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paro, are, avi, atum
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to prepare
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pater, tris m.
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father
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patrona, ae f.
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a proctress, patroness
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patruus, i m.
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uncle
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patro, are, avi, atum
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to accomplish, complete
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pauci, orum m.
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a few
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pavor, oris m.
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fear, panic
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pectus, oris n.
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breast
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penetro, are, avi, atum
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to penetrate
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per + acc
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through
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percussor, oris m.
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an assassin, murderer
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pereo, ire, ii, itum
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to perish
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perfero, ferre, tuli, latum
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to deliver, convey
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periculum, i n.
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danger
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pernotesco, ere, tui
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to become generally known everywhere
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perpetro, are, avi, atum
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to complete
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pervado, ere, vasi, vasum
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to go through
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perveho, ere, vexi, vectum
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to carry
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pervulgo, are, avi, atum
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to publish
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pes, pedis m.
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foot
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peto, ere, ivi, itum
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to seek
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pietas, atis f.
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piety
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placeo, ere, ui, itum
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to please, be agreeable to
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placidus, a, um
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quiet, still
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placo, are, avi, atum
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to soothe
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plerique, pleraeque, pleraque
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very many
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plumbum, i n.
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lead
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plures, plura
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a lot, much
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Poppaea, plura
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Wife of Otho, mistress of Nero
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populus, i m.
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the people
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posco, ere, poposci
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to demand, ask for
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possum, posse, potui
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to be able
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post
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afterwards
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postremo
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at last, finally
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potentia, ae f.
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power, influence
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potior, iri, potitus sum
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to be master of
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potius
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rather, preferably
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praebo, ere, ui, itum
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to provide
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praecipuus, a, um
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conspicuous, special
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praefectus, i m.
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commander
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praegravis, e
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very wearisome, oppressive
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praenuntius, a, um
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fortelling, portending
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praesens, entis
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present
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praesumo, ere, sumpsi, sumptum
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to take beforehand
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praetoriani, orum m pl.
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members of the imperial bodyguard
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praevenio, ire, veni, ventum
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to prevent by death
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premo, ere, pressi, pressum
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to crush
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primo
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at first
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princeps, cipis
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emperor
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prior, prius
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first
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procul
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far
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proditor, oris m.
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traitor
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prodo, ere, didi, ditum
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to report
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profanus, a, um
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wicked
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profiteor, eri, fessus sum
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profess
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provolvo, , ere, vi, volutum
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to debase oneself
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subiectus
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laying beneath
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talis
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such
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