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pastor, oris
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m. shepherd, herdsman
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Patavium, i
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n. city of northern Italy, modern Padua, about 20 miles west of Venice
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patefacio, ere, feci, factus
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lay open
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pateo, ere, ui
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lie open, be evident, extend
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patera, ae
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f. bowl
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patesco, ere, ui
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open up, be revealed
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patiens, entis
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enduring, tolerating
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patior, i, passus
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suffer, endure, allow
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patria, ae
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f. homeland, country
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paucus, a, um
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little, few, light, scanty
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paulus
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little, slightly, somewhat
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pavidus, a, um
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fearful, frightened
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pavor, oris
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m. terror, shuddering, alarm
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pax, pacis
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f. peace
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pecus, oris
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n. flock, herd, swarm
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pecus, pecudis
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f. animal
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pedes, itis
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m. footsoldier, infantry, foot traveler
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Pelides, ae
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m. descendant of Peleus, Achilles
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pellis, is
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f. skin, hide
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pello, ere, pepuli, pulsus
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drive (away), dismiss
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pelta, ae
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f. lightshield
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penates, ium
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m. household gods
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pendeo, ere, pependi
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hang, depend
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pendo, ere, pependi, pensus
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weigh out, pay
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penetrabilis, e
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able to be penetrated, able to penetrate
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Phryx, Phrygis
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Phrygian, Trojan
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Phthia, ae f.
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city and district of northern Greece, home of Achilles, a Greek chieftain against Troy
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piaculum, i n
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expiation, crime
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picea, ae f.
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pitch-pine
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pictura, ae f.
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picture, painting
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pietas, atis f.
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loyalty, devotion, duty
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piget, ere, uit
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it displeases
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pineus, a, um
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of pine
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pingo, ere, pinxi, pictus
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paint, embroider, tattoo
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pinguis, e
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fat, fertile, rich
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pinifer, era, erum
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pine-bearing
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piscosus, a, um
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fishy, fish-haunted
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placeo, ere, ui, itus
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please (+ dat)
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placidus, a, um
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peaceful, calm, quiet
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plaga, ae f.
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net, snare, toils; region, tract
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plangor, oris m.
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clamor, wailing, beating, shriek
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planta, ae f.
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heel; sole of foot
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plenus, a, um
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full, complete, swelling
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pluma, ae f.
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feather, plume
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Poenus, a, um
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Phoenician, Carthaginian
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Poenus, i m.
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Carthaginian, Phoenician
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Polites, ae m.
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son of Priam, slain by Neoptolemus
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polliceor, eri, itus
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promise, offer
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Pollux, ucis m.
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son of Jupiter and Leda
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polus, i m.
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pole, sky
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pondus, eris n.
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weight, burden
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pone adv.
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behind, after
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pontus, i m.
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wave, sea
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poples, itis m.
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knee, back of knee
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populo (1)
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devastate, plunder, ravage
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populus, i m.
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people, nation, crowd
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porta, ae f.
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door, gate
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porticus, us f.
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corridor
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porto (1)
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carry, bear
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posco, ere, poposci
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demand,ask
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post
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after, behind
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posterus, a, um
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following, later, next
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posthabeo, ere, ui, itus
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place after, esteem less
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postis, is m.
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post, door, gate
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postquam
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after, when
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potens, entis
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powerful, ruling (+gen)
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potior, iri, itus
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possess, gain (+ abl)
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potior, ius
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preferable, better
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potius adv.
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rather,preferably
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praeceps, cipitis
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headlong, headforemost
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praecipio, ere, cepi, ceptus
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anticipate, teach
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praecipito (1)
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fall headlong, throw, hasten
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praecipue adv.
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especially, particularly
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praeclarus, a, um
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very renowned
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praecordia, orum, n. pl.
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heart, breast
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praeda, ae f.
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booty, spoils, prey
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praeficio, ere, feci, fectus
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set over (+ acc., dat.)
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praefigo, ere, praefixi, praefixus
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tip, point
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praemitto, ere, misi, missus
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send forward
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praemium, i(i) n.
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reward, prize
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praepes, etis
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swift, flying
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praeruptus, a, um
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steep, towering
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praescius, a, um
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foreknowing, prescient
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praesens, entis
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present, instant
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praesentio, ire, sensi, sensus
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perceive first, suspect
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praesepe, is n.
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stall, hive
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praesideo, ere, sedi, sessus
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rule, protect, (+dat)
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praestans, antis
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excellent, superior
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praesto, are, stiti, status
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excel, be better
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praetendo, ere, i, ntus
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hold before, use as screen; stretch before, extend
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praeterea adv.
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besides, also, futhermore
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praetereo, iri, ii (ivi), itus
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surpass, pass (by)
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praeterlabor, i, lapsus
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glide by
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praetexo, ere, ui, xtus
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fringe, cloak
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praevertor, i, rsus
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outstrip, surpass
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pravum, i n.
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wrong, perverse act
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prehendo, ere, i, nsus
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seize, grasp
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precor, ari, atus
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pray, entreat, invoke
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premo, ere, pressi, pressus
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(re)press, control, overwhelm
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pabulus
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i,n fodder,pasture
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paciscor
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i,pactus stipulate,bargain,fix
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Pallas
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adis,f Minerva,goddess of wisdom and the arts
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Pallas
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Pallantis,m Pallas, son of the Arcadian king Evander and ally of Aeneas
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pallens
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entis pale,pallid,wan
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pallidus
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a,um pale,wan,pallid
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palma
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ae,f palm,hand
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palus
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udis,f swamp,marsh
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pando
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ere,i,passus spread,open,loosen
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Paphus
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i,f city of Cyprus,famous center of the worship of Venus
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Par
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paris equal,like,similar
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Parcae
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arum,f the Fates
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Parco
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ere,peperci,parsus spare
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Pareo
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ere,ui,itus obey,yeild
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Pario
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ere,peperi,partus produce,gain,acquire,give birth to
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Paris
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idis,m Trojan prince, sonof Priam,took Helen from her husband Menelaus and thus caused the Trojan War
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Pariter
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adv equally,side by side
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Partior
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iri,itus distribute,divide
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Partus
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us,m birth,offspring
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Parum
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adv slightly, too little, not
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Parvulus
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a,um tiny,very small,little
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Parvus
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a,um small,little
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Pasco
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ere,pavi,pastus feed, graze, eat
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Pascor
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i,pastus feed,graze
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Pasiphae
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es,f wife of Minos,king of Crete,who fell in love with a beautiful bull and was assisted by Daedalus to gratify her passion
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Passim
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adv everywhere,all about
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pretium, i n.
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price, reward, value
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prex, precis f.
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prayer, vow
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primo
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at first, the begining
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princeps, cipis m.
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cheif, leader
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principio
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at first, in the begining
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prior, ius
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soon
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priscus, a, um
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ancient, primative
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pristinus, a, um
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ancient, former
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prius
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sooner, formerly
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pro
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instead of
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probo (1)
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test, prove
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procedo, ere, cessi, cessus
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advance
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procella, ae f.
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blast, gale
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procumbo, ere, cubui, cubitus
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fall(forward), sink
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prodeo, ire, ivi, itus
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advance
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produco, ere, produxi, productus
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bring forth
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proelium, ii n.
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battle
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prodo, ere, didi, ditus
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betray, hand down
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proficiscor, i, fectus
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set out, depart
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profor, ari, atus
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speak (out), say
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profugus, a, um
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exiled, fugative
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profundus, a, um
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deep, profound
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progenies, ei f.
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offspring, progeny
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progigno, ere, genui, gentitus
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bring fourth, bear
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progrdior, i, gessus
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advance, proceed
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prolabor, i, lapsus
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slide, fall, perish
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proles, is f.
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progeny, offspring
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promereor, eri, itus
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deserve, render service, merit, earn
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promitto, ere, misi, missus
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promise
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promo, ere, mpsi, mptus
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bring forth
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pronuba, ae f.
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matron of honor
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pronus, a, um
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leaning forward, headlong
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propago, inis f.
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offshot, offspring, decendant
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propero (1)
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hasten, hury
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propior, ius
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nearer, closer
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proprius, a, um
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one's own
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propter
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on account of
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propugnaculum, i n.
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rampart, battlement
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prora, ae f.
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prow (of ship)
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proruptus, a, um
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dashing, furious
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prosequor, i, sectus
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follow
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Proserpina, ae f.
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wife of Pluto
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prospectus, us m.
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veiw
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prospicio, ere, spexi, spectus
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look out on, see
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protendo, ere, protendi, protentus
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stretch forth, extend
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protinus
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continuosly
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proveho, ere, vexi, vectus
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carr, convey
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proximus, a, um
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nearest
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pubes, is f.
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youth
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pudor, oris m.
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shame, modesty
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puella, ae f.
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girl
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pugna, ae f.
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battle, fight
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pugno (1)
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fight
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pugno (1)
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fight
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pugnus, i m.
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fist
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
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beautiful, handsome, splendid
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pulso (1)
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beat, strike, lash, batter
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pulverulentus, a, um
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dusty
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pulvis, pulveris m.
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dust
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Punicus, a, um
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Carthaginian, Punic
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purpureus, a, um
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purple
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parens, parentis m. (f.)
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parent
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paro (1)
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prepare
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pars, partis f.
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part, portion, share, side
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pater, patris m.
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father, ancestor
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patrius, a, um
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paternal, ancestral, native
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pectus, pectoris n.
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breast, heart, soul
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pelagus, i m.
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sea, flood, waves
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per + acc
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through, by, over, amoung, because of
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pes, pedis m.
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foot
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peto, petere, petivi, petitus
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seek, attack, ask
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plus
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more
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pius, a, um
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loyal, rightious
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poena, ae f.
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punishment, penalty
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pono, ponere, posui, positus
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put, place; establish
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portus, us m.
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port, harbor
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possum, posse, potui
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be able, can
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primus, a, um
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first
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procul
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far, at a distance
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puer, pueri m.
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boy
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puppis, is f.
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stern; ship, vessel
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penetralia, ium n.
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chamber, inner room
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penetraalis, e
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inmost, interior
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penetro (1)
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enter, penetrate
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penitus adv.
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deep within, deeply, wholly
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penna, ae f.
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wing, feather
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peplus i m.
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robe
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perago, peragere, peregi, peractus
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finish, accomplish, traverse
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peragro (1)
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wander through, scour
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percutio, ere, percussi, percussus
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strike, astound
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pereo, perire, perii, peritus
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perish, die
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pererro (1)
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wander through
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perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatus
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bear, endure, convey, accomplish, complete
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perficio, ere, perfeci, perfectus
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finish, make
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perfidus, a, um
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treacherous, perfidious
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perflo (1)
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blow
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perforo (1)
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pierce, perforate, puncture
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perfundo, ere, fudi, fusus
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soak, drench
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Pergama,orum n. pl.
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citadel of Troy
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Pergameus, a,um
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Trojan
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pergo, ere, perrexi, perrectus
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proceed
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perhibeo, ere, perhibui, perhibitus
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present, say
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periculum, i n.
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danger, peril, risk
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perimo, perimere, peremi, peremptus
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destroy
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perlabor, perlabi, perlapsus
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glide over
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perlego, perlegere, perlegi, perlectus
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survey, examine
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permisco, ere, permiscui, permixtus
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mix, mingle
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permitto, ere, permisi, permissus
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entrust, allow
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pernix, pernicis
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active, nimble, swift
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perpetuus, a, um
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continual, lasting
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perrumpo, ere, perrupi, perrumptus
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break through
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persentio, persentire, persensi, persensus
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feel deeply, percieve
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persolvo, ere, persolvi, persolutus
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pay fully
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persono, personare, personui, personitus
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sound through, make sound
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pertaedet, ere, pertaesum +gen
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it wearies
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pertempto (1)
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try, master, posses
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perterreo, ere, perterrui, perterritus
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frighten thoroughly
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pervenio, ire, perveni, perventus
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reach
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pestis, is f.
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plague, destruction, scourage
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pharetra, ae f.
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quiver
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Phrygius, a, um
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Phrygian
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