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68 Cards in this Set
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coniuratio
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conuriationis (f) conspiracy, plot
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quam
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-(adv) as...as possible
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absolvo
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absolvere, absolvi, absolutum, to give an account of
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facinus
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facinoris (n) deed
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memorabilis
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-is, -e, memorable
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scelus
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sceleris (n) crime
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novitas
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novitatis (f) novelty
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explano
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(1) to make clear
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narro
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(1) to relate
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ingenium
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-i (n) inborn nature
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pravus
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-a, -um, vicious, depraved
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intestinus
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-a, -um, domestic
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rapina
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-ae (f) plundering
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discordia
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-ae (f) dissension
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civilis
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-is, -e, of a citizen, civic
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iuventus
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iuventutis (f) youth, early manhood
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patior
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-ti, -ssus sum, to allow, to permit
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inedia
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-ae (f) fasting
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algor
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algoris (m) cold
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vigilia
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-ae (f) lack of sleep
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credibilis
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-is, -e, capable of being believed
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subdolus
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-a, -um, crafty, deceitful
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varius
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-a, -um, diverse
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quilibet
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quaelibet, quodlibet, whatever you please
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simulator
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simulatoris (m) one who puts on a pretense
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dissimulator
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dissimulatoris (m) one who practices concealment
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adpetens
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adpetentis, covetous, greedy
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profusus
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-a, -um, lavish, prodigal
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ardens
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ardentis, fiery, ardent
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cupiditas
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cupidatis (f) lust
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sapientia
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-ae (f) wisdom
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parum
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too little
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vastus
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-a, -um, desolate, immense
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immoderatus
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-a, -um, extravagant
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nimis
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(adv) too, too much
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dominatio
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dominationis (f) tyranny
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lubido
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lubidinis (f) desire, lust, passion
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adsequor
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adsequi, adsecutus sum, to attain
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pensum
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-i (n) a thing weighed
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agito
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(1) to rouse, excite
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in dies
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daily
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ferox
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ferocis, fierce, savage
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conscientia
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-ae (f) consciousness, conscience
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ars
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artis (f) skill, art, practice
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memoro
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(1) to mention, relate
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corruptus
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-a, -um, decayed, decadent, depraved
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luxuria
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-ae (f) extravagance, luxury
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avaritia
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-ae (f) covetousness, greed, avarice
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vexo
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(1) to harass, trouble, disturb
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simul et
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"both...and"
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aes alienum
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aeris alienum (n) debt, indebtedness
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mons
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montis (m) mountain, hill
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largius
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too lavishly, too freely
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memor
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memoris, remembering, mindful
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consulates
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consuls
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intentus
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-a, -um, on the watch, vigilant
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sane
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at all, by all means, very
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prorsus
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thoroughly, in every respect
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nequiquam
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to no purpose, in vain
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ignavia
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-ae (f) cowardice
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vanus
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-a, -um, worthless
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incertus
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-a, -um, uncertain, unsettled
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capto
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(1) to grasp at, aim at, go for
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quia
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because
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fidus
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-a, -um, faithful
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eo
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(adv) = ideo, for that reason, consequently
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pulcher
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pulchra, pulchrum, beautiful, fine, glorious
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demum
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indeed
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