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85 Cards in this Set
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ablutio, (f.)
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ablution, washing
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accedere, -cessi, -cessus
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to accede, to approve
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adjicere, -jeci, -jectus
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to add
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appellare
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to call
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assequi (dep.), assecutus
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to obtain
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asservare
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to preserve, to guard, to protect
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casus, (m.)
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case
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chirurgus, (m.)
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surgeon
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clavis, (f.)
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key
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clericus, (m.)
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cleric, clerk
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coena, (f.)
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supper
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collatio, (f.)
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conferring
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comitari (dep.)
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to attend, to accompany
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commode
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conveniently
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complures
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several
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concurrere, -curri, -cursus
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to concur, agree
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conficere, -feci, -fectus
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to effect, to produce
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consentaneus
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suited, proper
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continere (2), -tinui, -tentus
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to contain
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copia, (f.)
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quantity, amount, supply
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cras
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tomorrow
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debitus
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due
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decens
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suitable, proper
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deferre, -tuli, -latus
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to submit, to bring, to bear
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destinare
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to destine
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diaconus, (m.)
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deacon
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ediscere, -didici
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to learn
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elicere, -licui, -licitus
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to elicit, to call forth
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et ejusmodi
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and the like
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exigere, -egi, -actus
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to demand, to require
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femina, (f.)
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woman
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feria, (f.)
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day of the week; quinta (V) Thursday
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habitus, (m.)
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habit
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incola, (m. and f.)
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inhabitant, resident
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indigere (2), -igui
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to need
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inesse, -fui
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to be in or engaged in
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infusus
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instilled
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instruere, -struxi, -structus
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to instruct
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insuper
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besides, in addition
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isque
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and that, too; and that indeed
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janua, (f.)
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entrance, door, gate
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laicus, (m.)
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layman
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licentia, (f.)
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permission
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medicus, (m.)
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physician
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mora, (f.)
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delay
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mox
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afterwards, at a later period
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nondum
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not yet
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noscere, novi, notus
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to know
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obstetrix, (f.)
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midwife
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oleum, (n.)
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oil
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oliva, (f.)
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olive, olive tree
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ordinarius, (m.)
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ordinary, bishop
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ornare
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to adorn
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parochus, (m.)
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parish priest
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paroecia, (f.)
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parish
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peculiaris
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special
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peregrinus, (m.)
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stranger
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perficere, -feci, -fectus
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to perfect
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periculum, (n.)
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danger
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potissimum
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chiefly, above all
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praeferre, -tuli, -latus
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to prefer
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praesertim
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particularly
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praesto
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present
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probe
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properly
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proles, (f.)
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offspring, child
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proportionatus
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related
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pudor, (m.)
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propriety, modesty
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quasi
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in a certain sense or degree, quasi
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retinere (2), -tinui, -tentus
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to keep
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ritus, (m.)
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rite
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saltem
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at least
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secus
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otherwise
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servare
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to observe, to save
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statutum, (n.)
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statute, law
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subdiaconus, (m.)
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subdeacon
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suppeditare
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to furnish, to supply
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tutus
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safe
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urgere (2), ursi
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to impel, to be urgent
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dominica
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Sunday
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feria secunda
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Monday
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feria tertia
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Tuesday
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feria quarta
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Wednesday
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feria quinta
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Thursday
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feria sexta
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Friday
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sabbatum
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Saturday
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