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40 Cards in this Set
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cadaver cadaveris (n)
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corpse
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caelestis caelestis caeleste
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from the heavens, 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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clever, cunning
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carpo carpere capsi captum
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to pluck, to enjoy, to vilify
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censeo censere censui censum
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to think, to vote, to decree, to rate
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cesso (1)
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to delay, to cease, to be inactive
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cieo ciere civi citum
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to rouse, to 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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to rouse, to summon, to quote
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cito
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quickly
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citerior (gen: citerioris)
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near, on this side
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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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to control, to confine, to restrain
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commeatus commeatus (m)
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supplies, provisions
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concido concidere concidi
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to fall (esp in battle), to collapse, to perish
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concido concidere concisi concisum
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to destroy, to cut down
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concilio (1)
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to win over, to make friendly, to procure
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concilium concilii (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 consuescere consuevi consuetum
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accustom, to become accustomed to
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concido concidere concisi concisum
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to destroy, to cut down
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consuetudo consuetudinis (f)
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custom, habit
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concilio (1)
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to win over, to make friendly, to procure
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concilium concilii (n)
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assembly, council
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consulo consulere consului consultum
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consider, consult (+dat), take thought for
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confectus -a -um
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worn out
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contio contionis (f)
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assembly, speech
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consuesco consuescere consuevi consuetum
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accustom, to become accustomed to
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cornu cornus (n)
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horn, wing of an army
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cotidianus -a -um
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daily
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consuetudo consuetudinis (f)
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custom, habit
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consulo consulere consului consultum
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consider, consult (+dat), take thought for
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contio contionis (f)
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assembly, speech
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cornu cornus (n)
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horn, wing of an 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 crebra crebrum
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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 (DEP)
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