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85 Cards in this Set
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Caligula
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Caligula (emperor)
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causa
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reason
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gloria
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fame, glory
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mappa
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napkin
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poeta
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poet
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meta
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turning post
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taberna
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shop
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terra
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earth, ground
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amphitheatrum
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amphitheater
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atrium
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atrium, main room
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bona
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goods, possessions
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captivus
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captive, prisoner
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cirriculum
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race track
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Forum
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the Forum (town center)
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gladius
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sword
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ludus
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school
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oculus
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eye
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patronus
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patron
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signum
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signal
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stilus
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pen
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tablinum
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study
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vinum
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wine
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Caesar
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Caesar (title for the emperor)
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caput
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head
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cliens
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client
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coniunx
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husband, wife
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custos
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guard
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factio
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company (of charioteers)
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lapis
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stone
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mulier
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woman
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sonitus
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sound
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strepitus
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noise
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tumultus
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uproar, commotion
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dies
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day
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res
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thing, matter, situation
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albatus
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white
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antiquus
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old
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aureus
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golden
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excitatus
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wakened
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feriatus
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celebrating a holiday
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meus
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my, mine
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oppressus
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crushed
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parvulus
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little, small
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prasinus
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green
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quadratus
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sqared
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oratio
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speech
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postis
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doo-post
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praedo
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robber
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spectator
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spectator
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victor
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winner, victor
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aestus
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heat
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aquaeductus
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aqueduct
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arcus
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arch
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complexus
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embrace
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domus
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house
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manus
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hand
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metus
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fear
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reditus
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return
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risus
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laugh, smile
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senatus
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Senate
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quintus
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fifth
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russatus
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red
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suus,a,um
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his own, her own, its own, their own
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tertius
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third
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tuus,a,um
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your, your own, yours (sing.)
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venetus
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blue
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vester
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your, your own, yours (plural)
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immortalis
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immortal
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servare
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to save
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vetare
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to forbid
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debere
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ought (+ infin.)
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favere
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to favor (+ dat.)
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iaceo, iacere
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to lie on the ground
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noceo, nocere
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to do harm to (+ dat.)
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teneo, tenere
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to hold
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accidit
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it happens
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claudere
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to close, shut
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confidere
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to give trust to (+ dat.)
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devertere
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to turn aside
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stertere
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to snore
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accidit
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it happens
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claudere
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to close, shut
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confidere
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to give trust to (+ dat.)
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devertere
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to turn aside
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stertere
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to snore
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