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121 Cards in this Set
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inde
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(adv.) from there, then, next
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propter
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(prep. + acc.) on account of, because of
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*factum, -i
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(n) deed
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circumsaepio, circumsaepire (4), circumsaepsi, cicumsaeptum
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to surround
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iudicium, -i
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(n) judgement, decision, trial
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capitalis, -is, -e
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capital
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exerceo, exercere (2), exercui, exercitum
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to practice, train, make, enforce
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*exilium, -i
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(n) exile
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*bona, bonorum
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(n. pl.) goods possessions
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*spolio (1)
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to strip, rub, deprive
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etsi
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(adv) although
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soleo, solere (2), solitus sum
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to be accustomed, to be in the habit of
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domesticus -a -um
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of one's own household, individual, private
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concilio (1)
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to bring together, win over, bring about, acquire
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quamquam
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(conj) although
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capitalis, -is, -e
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capital
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exerceo, exercere (2), exercui, exercitum
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to practice, train, make, enforce
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*exilium, -i
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(n) exile
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*bona, bonorum
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(n. pl.) goods possessions
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*spolio (1)
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to strip, rub, deprive
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etsi
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(adv) although
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soleo, solere (2), solitus sum
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to be accustomed, to be in the habit of
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domesticus -a -um
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of one's own household, individual, private
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concilio (1)
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to bring together, win over, bring about, acquire
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quamquam
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(conj) although
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iniustus -a -um
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unjust
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pravus -a -um
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bad, incompetant
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*fraus, fraudis
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(f) deception, trickery
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recipio, recipere (3), recepi, receptum
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to recieve, accept, sieze
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dedico (1)
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to dedicate
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voveo, vovere (2), vovi, votum
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to vow, pledge
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faber, fabri
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(m) craftsmen
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operarius, -i
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(m) workman, laborer
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*traduco, traducere (3), traduxi, traductum
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to bring across, transfer
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forus, -i
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(m) block of seats, bleachers
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colonus, -i
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(m) settler, farmer
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praesidium, -i (n)
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protection, defense, assistance, help
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portentum, -i
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(n) portent, sign from gods
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anguis, anguis
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(m) snake
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columna, -ae
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(f) column, pillar
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ligneus -a -um
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wooden
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*elabor, elabi (3) elapsus sum
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to slip down, slide down, escape
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fuga, -ae
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(f) flight
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*oraculum, -i
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(n) oracle
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comes, comitis
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(m or f) companion
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consulto
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(adv) deliberately
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stultita, -ae
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(f) stupidity
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patior, pati (3), passus sum
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to suffer, endure, allow
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ludibrium, -i
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(n) derision, laughing-stock, object of scorn, plaything
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includo, includere (3), inclusi, inclusum
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to enclose
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corneus -a -um
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made of cornel wood
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*tamquam
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(conj) as, just as, like
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effigies, -ei
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(f) representation, likeness, image
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ingenium, -i
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(n) intelligence, ingenuity, natural endowments, character
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*osculor, osculari (1), osculatus sum
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to kiss
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contemno, contemnere (3), contempsi, contemptum
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to scorn
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*sors, sortis
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(f) fate, chance, lot
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permitto, permittere (3), permisi, permissum
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(+dat) to let go, permit
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interpretor, interpretari (1), interpretatus sum
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to interpret
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scilicet
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(particle) as is apparent, evidently
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communis, -is, -e
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universal, common
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mortalis, mortalis
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(m) mortal, human being
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aegre ferre
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to take badly, resent
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convivium, -i
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(n) feast, banquet, dinner
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contubernium, -i
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(n) sharing of tents, status of being messmates
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*liber, libera, liberum
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free, outspoken, unrestrained, unrestricted
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unusquisque, unaquaeque, unumquoque
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each one
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laudo (1)
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praise
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placuit
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"it was decided" p.53 line 8
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experior, experiri (4), expertus sum
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to test, try, experience
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*nurus, -us
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(f) daughter-in-law
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vel
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(particle) or, even
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*luxus, -us
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(m) luxury, extravagence
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*deprehendo, deprehendere (3), deprehendi, deprehensum
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to get hold of, surprise
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ancilla, -ae
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(f) slave-woman
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lanificum, -i
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(n) wool-spinning, weaving
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offendo, offendere (3), offendi, offensum
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to strike against, find, encounter
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pudicus, -a, -um
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chaste, virtuous
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iudicio (1)
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to judge, proclaim, declare, think
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*corrumpo, corrumpere (3), corrupi, corruptum
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to break, corrupt, seduce
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propinquintas, propinquitatis
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(f) family relationship
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pudicitia, -ae
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(f) chastity
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expugno (1)
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to assault, storm, conquer
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advoco (1)
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to call, summon, consult
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ceterum
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(adv) for the rest, yet
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insons, insontis
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innocent
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testis, testis
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(m) witness
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impune
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(adv) without punishment
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adulter, adutleri
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(m) adulterer
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pestifer, pestifera, pestiferum
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destructive, pernicious
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hine
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(adv) from here
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*privo (1)
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(+abl) to deprive of
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pateo, patere (2) patui
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to be open, avaliable, attainable
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*infestus, -a, -um
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dangerous, hostile
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adsum, adesse (irreg) adfui
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to be present, be near
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obicio, obicere (3), obieci, obiectu,
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to throw toward, place in between
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*tutus, -a, -um
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safe
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paene
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(adv) almost
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repentinus, -a, -um
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sudden
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*decurro, decurrer (3) decurri, decursum
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to run down
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*rescindo, rescindere (3) rescidi, rescissum
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to cut down
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quantum
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(adv) so far as
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aditus, -us
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(m) entrance, approach
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turbo (1)
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to disturb, upset, throw into confusion
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*pudor, pudoris
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(m) sense of honor, sense of shame
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*denique
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(adv) finally
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*trano (1)
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to swim across
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gratus, -a, -um
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pleasing, dear to, thankful
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comitium, -i
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(n) comitium
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circumaro (1)
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to plow around
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paulisper
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(adv) for a short time
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incolumis, -is, -e
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unhurt, safe and sound
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dissensio, dissensionis
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(f) disagreement, strife
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aes, aeris
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(n) bronze, money
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aes alienum, aeris alieni
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(n) debt
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*premo, premere (3), pressi, pressum
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to push on, crush, oppress
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creditor, creditoris
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(m) creditor, lender
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debitor, debitoris (m)
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debtor, person who owes
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*eques, equitis
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(m) horseman, cavalryman
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exulto (1)
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to exult, rejoice
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intermitto, intermittere (3), intermisi, intermissum
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to delay, put off
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