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286 Cards in this Set
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cado,ere,cecidi,casus
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fall, fail, sink, die
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cadus,i m.
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jar, urn
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caecus,a,um
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blind, dark, hidden
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caedes,is f.
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slaughter,murder,massacre
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caedo,ere,cecidi,caesus
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cut (down), kill
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caelestis,ium (um) m.
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divinities, gods
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caelistis,e
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divine,heavenly
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caelo (1)
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engrave, emboss
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Caesar,aris m.
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Julius Caesar; Augustus Caesar
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Caicus,i m.
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comrade of Aeneas
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Caieta,ae f.
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Italian coast city near Rome (modern Gaeta in Italy)
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calcar,aris n.
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spur,goad
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caleo,ere,ui
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be hot,burn
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calidus,a,um
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hot
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callis,is m.
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path, track
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calor, oris-m
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heat, warmth, glow
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candens, entis
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shining, white, gleaming
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canis, is-m (f)
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dog, hound
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cano, ere, cecini, cantus
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sing(of), chant, prophesy, proclaim
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canorus, a, um
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tuneful, musical
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cantus, us-m
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song, music, chant, tune
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canus, a, um
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white, gray, horay
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capesso, ere, ivi, itus
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(under)take, perform, (try to) seize, reach
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capra, ae-f
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she-goat
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captvus, a, um
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captive, captured
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capulus, i-m
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hilt, andle, head
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Capys, yos, (acc). yn-m
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comrade of Aeneas
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carbasus, -f
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linen; sail
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carcer, eris-m
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prison, enclosure
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cardo, inis-m
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hinge, pivot, socket
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careo, ere, ui, itus
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be free from, lack (+acc)
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carina, ae-f
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keel;ship, boat
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carmen, inis-n
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song , verse, oracle
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carpo, ere, psi,ptus
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pluck, consume, waste
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carus, a ,um
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dear, beloved, fond
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Cassandra, ae-f
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Trojan prophetess, punished by Apollo and so never believed
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castigo (1)
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reprove, chastise, punish
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castra, orum-n
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camp, encampment
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casus, us-m
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chance, (mis)fortune
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caterva, ae-f
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band, troop, crowd
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careo, ere, ui, itus
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be free from, lack (+acc)
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carina, ae-f
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keel;ship, boat
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carmen, inis-n
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song , verse, oracle
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carpo, ere, psi,ptus
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pluck, consume, waste
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carus, a ,um
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dear, beloved, fond
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Cassandra, ae-f
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Trojan prophetess, punished by Apollo and so never believed
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castigo (1)
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reprove, chastise, punish
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castra, orum-n
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camp, encampment
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casus, us-m
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chance, (mis)fortune
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caterva, ae-f
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band, troop, crowd
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Caucasus, i-m
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rugged mountain range between Europe and Asia
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causa, ae-f
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cause, reason, occasion, case
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cautes, is-f
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rock, cliff, crag
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caverna, ae-f
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hollow, cavity, cave
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cavo(1)
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hollow out
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cavus, a ,um
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hollow, vaulted
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Cecropides, ae-m
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descendant of Cecrops, Athenian
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cedo, ere, cessi, cessus
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yield, depart
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celebro (1)
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celebrate, observe, solemnly
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celer, eris, ere
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swift, speedy, quick
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celero(1)
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haste, hurry, speed
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cella, ae-f
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cell, storeroom
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celo (1)
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hide, conceal
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celsus, a ,um
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hgh, lofty towering
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centum
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hundred
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Cerealis, e
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of Ceres, (godess of) grain
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cerno, ere, crevi, cretus
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see, discern, preceive
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certamen, inis-n
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contest, rivalry, strife
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certe
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certinly, surley
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certo (1)
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strive, fight, vie, contend
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certus, a, um
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fixed, sure, certain, reliable
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cerva, ae-f
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deer, doe
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cervix, icis-f
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neck
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cervus, i-m
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cease, pause, dela, hesitate
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ceterus, a ,um
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rest, remaining, other
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ceu
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(just) as, as if
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Chalcidicus, a um
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Chalcidian, f Chalcis, a city of Euboea, from which Cumae was founded
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chlamys, ydis-f
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cloak, mantle, cape
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chorus, i-m
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chorus, dance, band
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cieo, ere, civi, citus
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(a)rouse, stir (up)
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cingo, ere, cinxi, cinctus
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encircle, surround, gird(le)
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cingulum, i-n
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belt, grdle,
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cinis,eris-m
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ashes (of the dead), ambers
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circa
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around, about
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circumdo, dare, dedi, datus
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surround, place around (+ dat)
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circumspicio, ere, circumspexi, circumspectus
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look around (for), get sight of
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circumsto, are, steti
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surrond, stand around
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circumvenio, ire, veni, ventus
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encircle
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circumvolo (1)
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fly around. fly about
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Cithaeron, onis-m
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Greek mountain near Thebes, on which the rites of Bacchus were celebrated
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cithara, ae-f
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lyre, harp
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cito
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quickly, soon
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citus, a, um
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quick, swift
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civis, is-m (f)
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citizen, compatriot
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clam
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secretly
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clamo(1)
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shriek, cry (out), call (on)
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clarus, a, um
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clear, bright, illustrious
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claudo, ere, si, sus
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(en)close, shut (in)
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claustra, orum-n
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barrier, bar, bolt
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claustrum, i-n
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bolt, fastening, barrier
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clipeus, i-m
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round, shield, buckler
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Cloanthus, i-m
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trojan leader
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Clonus, i-m
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Clunus, name of craftsman (mentioned only in the Aenied)
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Cnos(s)ius, a, um
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Cnossian, of Cnossos, a city in Crete
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Cocytus, i-m
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river of Hades
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coeo,ire,coii,coitus
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go together
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coepi, isse, ptus
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begin
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coeptum,i n.
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undertaking
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coetus, us m.
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company, band
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Coeus, i m.
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one of the Titans, son of Earth
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cognomen, inis n.
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nickname
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cognosco, ere, novi, nitus
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learn, know
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cogo, ere, coegi, coactus
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bring together
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colligo, ere, legi, lectus
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collect
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collis, is m.
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hill
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collum, i n.
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neck
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colo, ere, ui, cultus
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cultivate
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colonus,i m.
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colonist
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color,oris m.
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color, hue, tint
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coluber, bri m.
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snake, serpent
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columba, ae f.
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dove
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columna, ae f.
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column, pillar
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coma,ae f.
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hair, locks, tresses
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comitatus,us m.
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retinue
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comito (1)
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accompany, attend
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comitor, ari, atus
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accompany
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commendo (1)
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entrust, commit
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commisceo, ere, ui, mixtus
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mix, mingle
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commissum, i n.
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fault, crime
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committo, ere, movi, motus
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move, stir
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communis, e
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(in) common, mutual
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como, ere, mpsi, mptus
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arrange
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compages, is f.
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joint, seam, fastening
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compello (1)
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address, accost, speak to
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complector, i, plexus
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embraces
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columba, ae f.
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dove
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columna, ae f.
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column, pillar
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coma,ae f.
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hair, locks, tresses
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comitatus,us m.
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retinue
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comito (1)
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accompany, attend
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comitor, ari, atus
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accompany
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commendo (1)
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entrust, commit
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commisceo, ere, ui, mixtus
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mix, mingle
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commissum, i n.
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fault, crime
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committo, ere, movi, motus
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move, stir
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communis, e
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(in) common, mutual
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como, ere, mpsi, mptus
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arrange
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compages, is f.
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joint, seam, fastening
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compello (1)
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address, accost, speak to
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complector, i, plexus
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embraces
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compleo, ere, evi, etus
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fill, complete
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compono, ere, posui, pos(i)tus
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compose
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compre(he)ndo, ere, i, ensus
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grasp
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conactus, us m.
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attempt
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concedo, ere, cessi, cessus
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yeild
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concha, ae f.
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(sea) shell, conch
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concido, ere, i
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fall
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concilio (1)
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win over, unite
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concio, ire, concivi, concitus
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bring together, stir up
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conclamo (1)
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cry, shout
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concludo,ere, si, sus
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(en)close
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concresco, ere, concrevi, concretus
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stiffen
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concretus, a, um
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grown together
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concurro, ere, (cu)curri, cursus
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run together
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concursus, us m.
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throng, crowd
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concution, ere, cussi, cussus
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shake, shatter
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condensus, a, um
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crowded
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condo, ere, didi, ditus
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found, establish
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confido, ere, sus sum
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trust
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confio, fieri, fectus
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be done
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confundo, ere, fudi, fucus
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confuse
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congero, er, gessi, gestus
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heap up
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congredior, i, gressus
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meet, fight with(+dat)
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conicio, ere, ieci, iectus
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hurl, shooti
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oniiugium, (i)i n.
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wedlock, husband
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coniungo, ere, iunxi, iunctus
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join
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conlabor, i, lapsus
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faint, collapse
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conor, ari, atus
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attempt
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conscendo, ere, i, ensus
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mount, climb
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conscius, a, um
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conscious
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consido, ere, sedi, sessus
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sit (down)
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consilium, i n.
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plan, advice
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Consisto, ere, stiti, stitus
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stand (fast),rest, stop, settle
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conspectus, us
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m. sight, (inter)view
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conspicio, ere, spexi, spectus
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see, look at, behold
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consisto, ere, stiti, stitus
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stand, (fast), rest, stop, settle
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conspectus, us.
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m. sight, (inter)view
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conspicio, ere, spexi, spectus
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see, look at, behold
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consterno, ere, stravi, stratus
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law, strew, low
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constituo, ere, ui, utus
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establish, resolve
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consto, are, avi, atus
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stand firm, halt
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consulo, ere, ui, ltus
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consult, consider
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consultum, i.
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n., resolve, decree, oracle
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consumo, ere, mpsi, mptus
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consume, waste
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consurgo, ere, consurrexi, consurrectus
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rise, stand up
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contendo, ere, i, ntus
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strive, contend; bend, draw tight; shoot, aim
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conticeso, ere, ticui
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become silent, hush
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contiguus, a, um
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next to, near, close; able to be touched
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contingo, ere, tigi, tactus
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touch, befall
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continuo
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adv. immediately, at once
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contorqueo, ere, rsi, rtus
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hurl, twirl
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contra
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opposite, facing, against, in reply (+ acc.);adv. opposite, facing in reply
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contraho, ere, contraxi, contra
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collect, draw together
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contrarius, a, um
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opposite, opposing
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contundo, ere, tudi, tu(n)sus
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bruise, crush
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conubium, i.
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i. n. right of intermarriage, marriage
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convallis, is.
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f. valley, vale, dale
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convecto (1)
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convey, carry along
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convello, ere, i, vulsus
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tear (off up), shatter
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convenio, ire, veni, ventus
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come together, assemble
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converto, ere, i, rsus
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turn (around), reverse
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convexum, i
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n. hollow, vault, dome, sky
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convivum, i
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n. feast, banquet
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convolvo, ere, i, volutus
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roll, coil
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coorior, iri, ortus
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(a) rise
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copia, ae.
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f. abundance, plenty, forces
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cor, cordis
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n. heart, spirit, feelings
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coram
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adv. before the face, face to face, openly
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corneus
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a,um of horn
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cornu
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us,n horn,tip,end
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corona
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ae,f wreath,garland,crown
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corripio
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ere,ui,reptus seize, snatch up
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corrumpo
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ere,rupi,ruptus spoil,ruin
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corruo
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ere,corrui,- rush down, fall
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corusco
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(1) brandish,shake
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coruscus
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a,um waving, quivering, flashing
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costa
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ae,f rib,side
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cot(h)urnus
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i,m high boots, buskin
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crastinus
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a,um tomorrow's, of tomorrow
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crater
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eris,m mixing bowl
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creber
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bra, brum frequent,repeated,crowded
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credo
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ere,didi,ditus believe,trust
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crepito
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(1) rattle,rustle,crash
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crepitus
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us,m (the sound of) rattling,clashing
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cresco
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ere,crevi,cretus spring up,grow, increase
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Cresius
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a,um of Crete,Cretan
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Cretes
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ium,m Cretans, inhabitants of Crete
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cretus
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a,um grown,sprung
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Creusa
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ae,f wife of Aeneas, lost during the sack of Troy
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crinis
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is,m hair,locks,tresses
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crispo
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are,atus brandish,wave
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cristatus
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a,um plumed,crested
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croceus
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a,um yellow,saffron,ruddy
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crudelis
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e, cruel,bloody,bitter
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cruentus
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a,um bloody,cruel
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cruor
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oris,m blood,gore
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cubile
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is,n couch,bed
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cubitum
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i,n elbow,arm
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culmen
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inis,n roof,peak,summit,top
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culpa
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ae,f fault,blame,weakness,sin
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Cumae
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arum,f city on the bayof Naples,founded by settlers from chalcis, city of Euboea
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Cumaeus
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a,um of Cumae, a city near Naples
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cumulo
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(1) heap up, pile high
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cumulus
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i,m heap,mass,pile
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cunctor
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ari,atus delay,cling,linger,hesitate
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cuneus
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i,m wedge,block of seats
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cupido
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inis,f love,desire,longing
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cupio
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ere,ivi,itus desire,wish
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cur
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why? for what reason
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curo
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(1) care,heed,regard
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curro
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ere, cucurri, cursus run
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currus
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us,m chariot,car
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curvus
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a,um curved,winding,bent
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cuspis
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pidis,f point,spear,lance
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custos
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odis,m guardian,keeper
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Cyclopius
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a,um Cyclopean, of the Cyclopes, huge one-eyed giants of Sicily
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Cyllenius
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i,m the Cyllenean of Mt. Cyllene in Arcadia birthplace of Mercury
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Cymothoe
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es,f a sea nymph
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Cynthus
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i,m mountain in Delos, birthplace of Apollo and Diana
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Cytherea
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ae,f Venus,goddess of ythera, a Greek island where Venus was born from the foam of the sea
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caelum, i n.
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sky, heaven; weather
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campus, i m.
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plain, field, level surface
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capio, ere, cepi, captus
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take, sieze, catch, captivate, decieve, occupy
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caput, itis n.
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head; summit; life; person
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casus, us m.
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chance, misfortune; fall
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cerno, ere, crevi, cretus
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decern, percieve, understand; decide; fight
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circum
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around, about, at, near
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clamor, oris m.
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shout, roar, applause
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classis, is f.
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fleet, army, ship
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comes, itis m. (f.)
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follower, comrade
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conjunx, jugis m. (f.)
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husband, wife
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corpus, oris n.
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body, corpse, form
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cum (conj.)
cum(prep.) |
(conj.)when, while, since, although
(prep.)with (abl.) |
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cura, ae f.
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care, anxiety; grief; love
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cunctus, a, um
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all, whole, entire
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cursus, us m.
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course, running, haste
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