Latin Studying

Front 1

invideo

Back 1

I envy

Front 2

colo

Back 2

I worship, till

Front 3

aura

Back 3

breeze, air

Front 4

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

Back 4

beautiful

Front 5

qui, quae, quod

Back 5

who, which

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numquam

Back 6

never

Front 7

tempto

Back 7

I try

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dedo, dedere

Back 8

I give up, surrender

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procul

Back 9

far

Front 10

circumvenio, -ire

Back 10

I surround

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haud

Back 11

not

Front 12

proelium

Back 12

battle

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civis

Back 13

citizen

Front 14

pauper, pauperis

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poor

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moenia

Back 15

walls

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quomodo

Back 16

how?

Front 17

volo, velle

Back 17

I wish, am willing

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nolo, nelle

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I am unwilling, I refuse

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repello, repellere

Back 19

I drive back

Front 20

bellum gero, ere

Back 20

I wage war

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et....et

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both....and

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evado, avadere

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I escape

Front 23

posco, poscere

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I demand

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rumpo, rumpere

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I break

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custodio, ire

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I guard

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dignus

Back 26

worthy

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obses,obsidis

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hostage

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frumentum

Back 28

grain, corn

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praesidium

Back 29

garrison

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quoque

Back 30

also

Front 31

virgo, virginis

Back 31

virgin, maiden

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pax, pacis

Back 32

peace

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foedus, foederis

Back 33

treaty

Front 34

custos, custodis

Back 34

guard

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summus

Back 35

highest, greatest

Front 36

liber, libera, liberum

Back 36

free

Front 37

libero, liberare

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I free

Front 38

non solum...sed etiam

Back 38

not only, but also

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exemplum

Back 39

example

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What are the Lares?

Back 40

The spirits of dead ancestors, as well as the farm

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What are the Penates?

Back 41

The spirits of the pantry.

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What is the Parilia?

Back 42

An ancient festival intended to secure the health and safety of the flocks.

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Who are the Tarquins?

Back 43

The last king of Rome was Tarquin the Proud. His son raped Lucretia, the most virtuous woman of Rome. Eventually driven to exile.

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senex, senis

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old man

Front 45

miles, militis

Back 45

soldier

Front 46

volumus

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we wish

Front 47

vultis

Back 47

you wish

Front 48

vult

Back 48

he or she wishes

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non vult

Back 49

he/she is unwilling

Front 50

flos

Back 50

flower

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legio

Back 51

legion

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iuvenis

Back 52

young man

Front 53

hodie

Back 53

today

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postea

Back 54

afterwards

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quidam, quaedam, quoddam

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a certain, a

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contendo

Back 56

I march, walk, hasten

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gero

Back 57

I carry, wear

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eo

Back 58

to there, thither

Front 59

locus

Back 59

place

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imperator

Back 60

general