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Cicero's full name
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Marcus Tullius Cicero
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Cicero's class
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equestrian
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Cicero's big oration
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In Catalinam
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who demanded that Cicero be banished after the Cataline conspiracy went down?
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Clodius
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How long was Cicero banished?
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five years
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How many speeches are included in In Catalinam?
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four
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exordium
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intro remarks
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narratio
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statement of argument
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propositio
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statements to be proved
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confirmatio
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affirmative statement
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refutatio
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rebuttal
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peroratio
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conclusion
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ad patres consriptes
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(oration directed at) the senators
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ad (quirites)
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(orations directed at) the people
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first oration against cataline
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held at the temple of Jupiter Stator, where Cicero makes his case to the Senate. Finding Cataline present, Cicero attacks him bitterly and exposes the conspiracy. He urges Cataline to leave Rome and delivers a prayer to Jupiter
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What is the authority of the senate compared to?
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a knife that is locked away and blunt
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What is Cicero's point in calling Cataline imperator dux?
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to show that the leader of the enemy, the conspirators, is within their own walls
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Why won't Cicero have Cataline killed?
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he doesn't want anyone to say that he acted to cruelly
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When will Cicero kill Cataline?
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when he exposes how evil and wicked Cataline truly is so no one can deny it
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Why must Jupiter Sator be thanked?
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because he has allowed the republic to escape such enemies as Catline many times
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Who specifically were the friends that Cicero aroused as protection?
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his clients
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How were the assassins going to get into Cicero's house and kill him?
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the "knights" were going to break into Cicero's room before daylight and stab him to death
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What did Cicero say that probably made the other senators look around suspiciously at those sitting around them?
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Many of the people in the room were at the conspirator's meeting
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Give an example of Cicero exageratting.
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O conscript fathers, in this the most holy and dignified assembly of the whole world, men who meditate my death, and the death of all of us, and the destruction of this city, and of the whole world.
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to whom does cicero compare himself in terms of deserving honor?
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Romulus
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Why are days on which Romans saved more happier than the days they were born?
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because the joy of being saved is certain, the fortune of being born uncertain, and because we are born without feeling it
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What metaphor does Cicero use to show that they foiled Cataline's plans?
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we have turned the edge of swords drawn against the republic, and have turned aside their points from your throats.
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Who approached the Allobroges?
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P Lentulus and for the sake of stirring up a Transalpine war and commotion in Gaul, and that they, on their return to Gaul, had been sent with letters and messages to Catiline on the same road, and that Vulturcius had been added to them as a companion, and that he too had had letters given him for Catiline
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who were the 3 people who knew the details of the sting op?
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CIcero, Flaccus, and Pomptinus
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Why doesn't Cicero want a statue?
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he wants his legacy to live on through the great things people say about him
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What great deeds did the 2 men in 3.11 do?
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founded Rome
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WHo are the people reffered to in 3.11?
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Remus and Romulus
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Define patronymic and give an example from B&P
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A name of a family/ grandfather in place of an individual's name
Atlantiades |
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Define epithet and give example for the gods
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A word that describes a person in place of their name; calicolae
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Where does B&P take place?
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on top of a hill near a swamp
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what is the central theme of B&P?
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hospitality
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what point does the story start from?
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The ending
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video
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i see
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duo
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2
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adhuc
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up to this point
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sentias
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thoughts
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censere
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to think
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delere
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to delete
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conai sunt
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dep. they tried
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alteram
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the other
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poena
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punishment
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removet
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remove
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ceterorum
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of the others
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supplici
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weapons
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omnes
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all
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acerbitates
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bitterness
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amplectitur
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embrace/entertwine
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uterque
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each
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diginitas
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dignity
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thing
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summa
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highest
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versatur
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dwell, live
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privare
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to deprive
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imperium
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empire
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exstinguere
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exstinguish
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punctum
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point
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temporis
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time
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vita
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life
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communi
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common
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oportere
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to be necessary
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improbos
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wicked, bad
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nefarii
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wicked
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sceleris
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sin
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cives
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citizens
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usurpo
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I employ
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dis
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gods
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immortalibus
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immortal
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vero
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truly
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inquitatem
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disturb
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imperare
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to command
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tamen
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so much
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placet
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appease, placate
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suscipiam
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I undertake begin
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spero
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I hope
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reperiam
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I discover
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salutis
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safety
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stateueritis
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make sacred
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recusare
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to decline, refuse
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adiungit
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join to
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circumdat
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surround
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perditorum
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of the ruined, corrupt
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sancit
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set up erect
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condemnat
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condemn
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revare
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go forth, scare
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eripit
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snatch away rescue
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spem
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hope
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miseriis
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to have pity
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consolari
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dep. to console, comfort
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solet
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be accustomed
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praetera
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besides
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publicari
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confiscate, sell
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relinquit
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leave behind
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dolore
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pain, grief
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aerumnas
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toil, distress, trouble
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ademisset
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admit, recieve, permit, commit
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formido
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fear, dread
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proposita
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plan, design
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apud
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near
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imiis
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lowest
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constiuto
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decide
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voluerunt
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the have wished
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videlicet
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one may see
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intellego
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understand
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pertimescendam
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fear
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imiis
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disloyal wicked
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tillae
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linden tree
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quercus
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oak tree
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Phrygiis
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Phrygia
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modico
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moderate
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circumdata
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surrounded
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haud
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not at all
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procul
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at a distance
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hing
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this
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stagnum est
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it is a swamp
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tellus
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earth
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habitabilis
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habitable
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olim
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once
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nunc
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now
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celebres
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celebrated
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mergis
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seagull
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fulcis
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water fowl
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palustribus
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swampy
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undae
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wave
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specie
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appearance
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mortali
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moratal
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caducifer
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staff bearer
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requiem
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relaxation
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petentes
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seeking (out)
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recepit
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take back, recieve
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parva
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small
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stipulis
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stalk, stem, straw
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canna
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reed
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tecta
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cover, roof
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palustri
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swampy
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pia
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dutiful
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anus
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old woman
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aetate
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eternity
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iuncti
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join
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iuvenalivus
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youthful
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consenuere
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grow old
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paupertatem
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poverty
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fatendo
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acknowledging
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effecere
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effect
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levem
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light
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iniqua
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unjust
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foco
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fire place
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trepidem
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trembling
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cinerem
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ash
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demovit
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move apart
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suscitat
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undertake
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hesternos
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of yesterday
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foliis
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leaves
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cortice
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bark, cork
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sicco
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I dry up
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nutrit
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nourish
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producit
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produce
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anili
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of an old woman
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coniunx
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spouse
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riguo
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well watered
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collegererat
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gather
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horto
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garden park
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bicorni
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two pronged
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sordida
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mean
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nigro
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black
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diu
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for a long time
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tingo
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timber
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resecat
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cut back
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tegore
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wipe off/clean
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domat
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live
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ferventibus
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glowing; burning
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inerea
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in the meantime
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medias
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middle
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totiens
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so often
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haustum
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drank, drained
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cratera
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mixing bowl
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sponte
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free will, spontaneously
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repleri
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refill
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succresere
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grow up
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attoniti
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stunned astounded
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novitate
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newness, novelty
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pavent
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be afraid, dread
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manibus
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hands
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supinis
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upturned
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concipio
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take hold of, recieve
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precis
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prayer
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timidus
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afraid
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veniam
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favor
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nullis
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not any
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orant
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speak
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minimae
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least
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anser
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goose
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villae
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farmhouse
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dis
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rich
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mactare
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to sacrifice
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penna
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feather
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tardos
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slow
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aetate
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eternity
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sternere
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spred strew
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pedibus
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feet
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sponda
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bed fram
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torum
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couch, marriage
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concutiunt
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shake shock
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fallunt
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decietful
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sermonibus
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talk
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molli
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soft
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prospicio
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forsee
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manere
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remain
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levati
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light
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fatigat
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tire out
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eldit
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elude
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cisus est
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go to see
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confugisse
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to flee
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meritas
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merit, sercice
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luet
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play
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impia
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disloyal
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somita
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meeting
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gradus
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step
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ardua
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steep
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ite
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imp. pl. go!
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simul
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at the same time
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baculis
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walking stick
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clivo
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slope
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aberant
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be away
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quantum
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how great
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ire
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to go
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sagitta
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arrow
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flexere
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rurn
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mersa
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dipped, immersed
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what will i write at the end of my exam?
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K. Riley Kafantaris suo s.
Ex animo, ave atque vale. Absum a lingua latina! Cursum perficio. Aeternam vale. PS: et remember, balaenae nobis conservande sutit. Fine. |
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epithet for mercury
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caducifer
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alliteration
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sucession of word wiht repetition of same sound
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chiasmus
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an arangement which placeds opposing order words of related phrases
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metonymy
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use one word for another that it suggests
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polyseneton
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too many conjunctions
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asyndeton
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lack of conjunctions
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litotes
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double negative
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synchysis
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mixture
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Amores
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love poems
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Ars Amatoria
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dating handbook
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metamorpheses
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greek myths involving change
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festi
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narrive of a month by month account of religious festivals
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epistulae ed ponto
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letters from the black sea
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tristia
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sad poems
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Ovid was
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exiled by Agustus to Tomi for writing about Julia
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who built the doors on Apollo's palace?
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Mulciber
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Who is standing by Apollo when Pheobus first comes in?
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the Seasons
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Who recieves Apollow in the sea?
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Tethys
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What zodiacs must Pheobus avoid?
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Sagittarius, Taurus, Leo, and Scorpio
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what do the gods swear by?
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the Styx river
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Who opens the doors of the dawn sky?
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Aurora
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who is the last to leave their station in the sky
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Lucifer
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What did Apollo do to make Phaethon safe from the flames
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rub ointment on his face
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Which way is safest for Pheathon to go?
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the middle way
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who opens the door for phaethon to leave?
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thetys
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What is the moon amazed at?
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that Apollo's horses are running lower than her own
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how did ethiopians gain their skin color?
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their blood was drawn to the surface of their skin
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what does the Nile do when apollo burns the earth?
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it flees and hides at the ends of the earth
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who visited baucis and philemon?
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mercury and jupiter
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what does baucis use to fuel the fire in their house
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leaves from the roof
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what did they eat?
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