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69 Cards in this Set

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addere, -didi, -ditus
to add
adhibere (2)
to apply, to employ, to use
adnexus (annexus)
connected
augere (2), auxi, auctus
to increase
beneficium, (n.)
benefice, favor, support
canon, (f.)
canon; ecclesiastical rule or edict
capax
capable
comedere, -edi, -esus
to eat
comestio, (f.)
eating
condonare
to condone, to pardon
construere, -uxi, -uctus
to construct
consuetudo, (f.)
custom
conventio, (f.)
agreement
declarare
to make clear, to show, to demonstrate
dubius
doubtful
eleemosyna, (f.)
alms
emere (3), emi, emptus
to buy
emptio, (f.)
buying
etsi
although
ex. gr. (e.g.)
abbr. for exempli gratia, for example
exponere, -posui, -positus
to expound, to set forth, to explain
ex parte
in part, from the viewpoint of
ex toto
wholly
fraus, (f.)
fraud, deceit
fructus, (m.)
fruit, profit, benefit
fundamentum, (f.)
foundation
fuse
at length, in much detail
horologium, (n.)
clock
imprimis
first of all, chiefly
indicare
to indicate
inscius
not knowing, unaware ..
inservire (4), -servivi, -servitus
to serve
iterare
to repeat
jus, (n.)
law, right
lucrum, (n.)
profit, money
ministrare
to administer, to wait upon, to serve
mixtus
mixed
nec ... nec
neither ... nor
niti (dep. 3), nisus (nixus)
to endeavor, strive, lean upon, rest
obstare, -stiti, -status
to hinder, prevent, be in the way
operans, (m.)
worker, agent
opportune
fittingly
paucis
in a few words
periculum, (n.)
danger
permutatio, (f.)
exchange
praecipuus
special, extraordinary
pretium, (n.)
price
prohibere (2)
to prohibit, to forbid
provisus, (m.)
provision, precaution
recognoscere, -cognovi, -cognitus
to recognize
recolere, -colui, -cultus
to survey, to sum up
rejicere, -jeci, -jectus
to reject, abandon
satisfacere (io), -feci, -factus
to satisfy
simoniacus
simoniacal
statuere, statui, statutus
to decide, to ordain, to appoint
studiosus
zealous, eager, assiduous
sublevare
to support, to assist
tacitus
tacit, assumed
tendere, tetendi, tentus (tensus)
to tend, to strive, to bend one's course
titulus, (m.)
title
totidem
just so many
venditio, (f.)
selling
vetare, vetui, vetitus
to forbid
victus, (m.)
a way of living, nourishment
voluptas, (f.)
pleasure
quamvis
although, even if
quamquam
although
tametsi
even if
ut
even if