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59 Cards in this Set
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abhinc
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ago
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acerbus -a -um
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bitter
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adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum
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obtain, acquire
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adolescens -entis m.
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young man
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adolesco -escere -evi adultum
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grow up
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adversus -a -um
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facing, opposite, opposed, unfavourable
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adversus (+ acc.)
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against, towards
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aemulor (1)
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rival
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aemulus -a -um
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rivalling, envious
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aestus -us m.
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heat, tide
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alacer -cris -cre
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lively, brisk, quick
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alienus -a -um
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belonging to another, foreign, foreign to
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anceps (gen. -iptis)
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doubtful, undecided
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antrum -i n.
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cave
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aratrum -i n.
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plough
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aro (1)
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plough
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arbitror (1)
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think
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arcus -us m.
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bow, rainbow, arch, anything arched
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ardeo ardere arsi arsum
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burn (intrans.), be ardent
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arduus -a -um
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steep, difficult
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arguo -uere -ui -utum
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prove, accuse
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artus -um m.pl.
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limbs
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arvum -i n.
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field
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avus -i m.
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grandfather, ancestor
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benignus -a -um
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kind
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blandior (4) (+ dat.)
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flatter, entice
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blandus -a -um
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flattering, pleasant
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bona -orum n.pl.
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property, possessions
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bracchium -i n.
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arm
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cadaver -eris n.
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corpse
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caelestis -is -e
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of the sky, heavenly
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calidus -a -um
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warm, hot
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callidus -a -um
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cunning, clever
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carpo carpere carpsi carptum
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pluck, enjoy, vilify
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censeo -ere -ui censum
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think, vote, decree, rate
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cesso (1)
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delay, cease, be inactive
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cieo ciere civi citum
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rouse, set in motion
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cinis cineris m.
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ashes
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cito (1)
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rouse, summon, quote
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cito
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quickly
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citerior (gen. -oris)
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on this side, near
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citra (adv. and prep. + acc.)
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on this side (of)
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coerceo (2)
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confine, restrain, control
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commeatus -us m.
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supplies, provisions
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concido -cidere -cidi
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fall (esp. in battle), perish, collapse
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concido -cidere -cisi -cisum
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cut down, destroy
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concilio (1)
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win over, make friendly, procure
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concilium -i n.
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assembly, council
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confectus -a -um
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worn out
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consuesco -suescere -suevi -suetum
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accustom, become accustomed
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consuetudo -inis f.
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custom, habit
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consulo -sulere -sului -sultum
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consider, consult (+ dat.), take thought for
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contio -onis f.
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assembly, speech
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cornu -us n.
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horn, wing of army
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cotidianus -a -um
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daily
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crastinus -a -um
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of tomorrow
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creber -bra -brum
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frequent, numerous, crowded
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crebro
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frequently
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cunctor (1)
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delay
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