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181 Cards in this Set
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plausim, -i |
applause
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lance Corinthia
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a dish of Corinthian bronze
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scilicet
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of course, you see
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aerarius, -i
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bronze smith
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nesapius, -a, -um
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ignoramus
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Illium
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Troy
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homo vafer et magnus stelio
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a cunning fellow and a slippery rogue
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stelio
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newt
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aeneas
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bronze
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congessit
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heaped up
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massa
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mass of metal
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vitrea
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glassware
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olere
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to smell
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et si... quam aurum
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and if they did not break, I should prefer them myself to gold
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philia
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drinking cup
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pavimentum
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floor
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collidere
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to batter, to dent
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martiolum
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little hammer
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de sinu
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from his pocket
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vasum aeneum
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bronze vessel
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corrigere
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to straighten
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solium Iovis
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the throne of Jupiter
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utique
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especially
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vide modo
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just see
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decollari
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to be beheaded
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si scitum... haberemus
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if it were known, we should consider gold as cheap as dirt
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aquam foras, vinum intro
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out with the water, in with the wine
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facietas
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wit
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quibus meritus revocaretur
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what to do to be invited back
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ceterum
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but
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cordacem... ducit
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dances the can-can
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num deceret... ineptire
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whether it suited his dignity to play the fool like this
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petauristarii
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acrobats
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baro insulissimus
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a stupid blockhead
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cum scalis
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with a ladder
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per gradus
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on the rungs
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circulos
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hoops
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translire
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to leap through
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cornicines
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trumpeters
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putidum
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rotten
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cuius et cervices... vident
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even whose neck they would have gladly seen broken
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necesse haberent
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should have to
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alienum mortuum
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the death of a complete stranger
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alienus
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belonging to another
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ingemiscere
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to groan
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incubuisset
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nursed
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crinibus passis
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her hair dishevelled
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missionem
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to be let off
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ne quid ridiculi
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lest some joke
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accidit, accidere, accidit
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it happens
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admitto, admittere, admisi, admissum
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I admit
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amphora, -ae
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wine jar
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ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum
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I burn, I am on fire
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ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensum
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I climb
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bracchium, -i
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arm
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circumeo, circumire, circumii, circumitum
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I go round
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civis, civis
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a citizen
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considero
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I examine
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corona, -ae
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a garland, a crown
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decet, decere, decuit
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it suits
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delabor, delabori, delapsus sum
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I slip down
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delecto
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I delight
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dubito
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I doubt, I hesitate
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ebrius, -a, -um
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drunk
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ebrietas, -tatis
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drunkenness
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exitus, -us
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way out; end
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faber, fabri
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craftsman
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felix, felicis
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lucky
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infelix, infelicis
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unlucky
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forsitan
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perhaps
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gravis, grave
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heavy; serious
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gravitas, -tatis
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weight, dignity
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hilaris, -e
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cheerful
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hilaritas, -tatis
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cheerfulness
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honoro
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I honor
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iamdudum
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some time ago
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ignarus, -a, -um
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ignorant
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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensum
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I set on fire
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laedo, laedere, laesi, laesum
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I hurt
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longus, -a, -um
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long
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longe
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far
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mirus, -a, -um
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wonderful
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necesse
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necessity
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necesse est
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it is necessary
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novus, -a, -um
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new
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num
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whether
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ploro
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I lament
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poculum, -i
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cup
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porrigo, porrigere, porrexi, porrectum
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I stretch out
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possideo, possidere, possexi, possessum
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I possess
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praebeo
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I offer, I show
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prodeo, prodire, prodii, proditum
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I go forward
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profero, proferre, protuli, prolatus
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I bring forward, I bring
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res, rei
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thing
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res humanae
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human life
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re vera
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in fact
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rogus, -i,
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a pile; a pyre
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salto
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I dance
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sic
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thus
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solus, -a, -um
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alone
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specto
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I look at, I watch
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statua, -ae
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statute
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summas, -a, -um
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greatest
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suspicio, -ionis
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suspicion
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sustineo, sustinere, sustenui, sustentum
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I hold up
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terra, -ae
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grounds, earth
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vilis, -e
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cheap
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vulnero
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I wound
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respicio, respicere, respexi, respectum
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to look back, consider, have regard for, look behind
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suavior esse in convictu
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to be better company at a party
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affabilitas, -tatis
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f. affability
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scholacticus, -i
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m. intellectuals
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etsi
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even if
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haec ubi dicta dedit
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"when he gave these words"
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talis, -is, -e
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such
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exorsus est
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he began
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in vico augusto
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on a narrow street
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augustus, a, um
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narrow
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caupo, cauponis
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m. inkeeper
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nosco, noscere, novi, notum
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to recognize, past: know
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bacciballum, -i
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n. peach
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corporaliter
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physically, for her body
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semis, semissis
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a coin worth half an as
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contubernalis, -is
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a mate (spouse of slaves)
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Capua, -ae
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Capua (a city in Italy)
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Nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum
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to obtain
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quintum milarium
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the fifth milestone
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tamquam
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like, as if
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proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum
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to set out
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gallicinia
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cockcrow (dawn or dusk)
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meridie
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midday
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monumentum, -i
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n. tomb, monument
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stela, stelae
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f. tombstone
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exuo, exuere, exui, exutum
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to undress, take off one's clothes
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nasus, -i
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m. nose
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circummingo, circummingere, circumminxi, circummixtus
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to urinate/make water around/over something
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iocor, iocari, iocatus sum
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to joke, jest, play
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silva, -ae
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f. woods
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lapideus, -a, -um
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stone
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umbra, -ae
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f. shadow, shade, ghost
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caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesum
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to cut
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donec
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until
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ut larva
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like a ghost
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sero
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late
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saltem
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at least
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pecus, pecoris
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n. flock, herd
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lancea, -ae
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f. spear
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collum, -i
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n. neck
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sudor, -oris
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m. sweat
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amplius
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any more
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bos, bovis
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m. ox
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intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectum
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to understand, comprehend, realise
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versipellus, -i
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m. werewolf, shapeshifter
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admiratio, -onis
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f. admiration
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universus, -a, -um
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the whole, entire, (everyone)
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pilus, -i
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m. a hair pl=hair
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inhorrueo, inhorrere, inhorrui,
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no passive, to stand on end, stand erect, bristle
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mendax, mendacis
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lying, deceitful, deceptive, untruthful
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iuvenis, iuvenis
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young
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conservus, -i
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m. a fellow slave
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misellus, -a, -um
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poor little
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striga, strigae
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witch
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strido, stridere, stridi
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no passive, shriek
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audax, audacis
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bold
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validus, -a, -um
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strong
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lividus, a, um
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black and blue
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quasi
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as if
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flagellum, -i
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a whip, lash, scourge
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amplector, amplecti, amplexus sum
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to embrase, clasp
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cor, cordis
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n. heart
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quicquam
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anything (whatsoever)
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scilicet
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of course, naturally
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suppono, supponere, supposui, suppositum
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to substitute, replace
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stramenticium vavatonem
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a straw doll
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plusscia
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know too much
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nocturnus, -a, -um
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nocturnal, of the night
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everto, evertere, everti, eversum
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to overturn
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ceterus, -a, -um
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the rest, the other(s)
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color, coloris
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m. color
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phreneticus, -a, -um
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delirious |
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pereo, perire, perii, peritum
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to perish, pass away, die |
