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Sabaeus, a, um
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Sabaean, of Saba in southern Arabia, famous for its incense
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sacerdos, dotis m.(f.)
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priest(ess)
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sacro (1)
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hallow, consecrate, dedicate
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saeculum, i n.
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generation, age, century
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saepe
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often, frequently, again and again
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saepio, ire, psi, ptus
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hedge in, inclose
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saevio, ire, ivi(ii), itus
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rage, storm
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saevus, a, um
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fierce, harsh, stern
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sagitta, ae f.
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arrow
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sal, salis n.(m.)
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salt (water), sea
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saltem
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at least, at any rate
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saltus, us m.
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forest, glade, pasture; leap, bound, dancing
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salum, i n.
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(lit., salt) sea, brine
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salus, utis f.
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saftey, salvation, health
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Samos, i f.
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island of the Aegean, center of the worship of Juno
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sanctus, a, um
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sacred, holy, revered
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sanguineus, a, um
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bloody, blood-red
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sanies, ei f.
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blood, gore
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sanus, a, um
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sane, sound, rational
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Sarpedon, onis m.
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Sarpedon, Lycian son of Jupiter and ally of the Trojans
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sat(is)
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enough, sufficent(ly)
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sator, oris m.
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sower; begetter, father
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Saturnia, ae f.
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Juno, daughter of Saturn, father of the gods
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Saturnius, a, um
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(born) of Saturn, father of Jupiter and Juno
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saucius, a, um
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wounded, hurt
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scaena, ae f.
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stage, background
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scando, ere, i, scansus
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mount, climb
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sceleratus, a, um
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criminal, wicked
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scelero (1)
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pollute, defile
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scelus, eris n.
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crime, impiety, sin
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sceptrum, i n.
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staff, scepter, power
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scilicet
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of course, to be sure, doubtless
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scindo, ere, scidi, scissus
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split, divide
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scintilla, ae f.
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spark
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scio, ire, ivi(ii), itus
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know (how), understand
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scopulus, i m.
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rock, cliff, crag
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scutum, i n.
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shield
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Scyllaeus, a, um
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of Scylla, a ravenous sea-monster, part woman and part sea creature, girdled with fierce dogs and destructive to mariners who attempted to sail past her cave situated on a narrow strait opposite the great whirlpool Charybdis
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Scrius, a, um
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Scyrian, of Scyros, an island in the Aegean sea where Neoptolemus (Pyrrhus) was born
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secussus, us m.
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inlet, recess
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seco, are, ui, sectus
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cut, slice, cleave
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sortior,iri,itus
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draw (by) lot
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spargo,ere,rsi,rsus
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scatter
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Spartanus,a,um
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Spartan
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spatior,ari,atus
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walk,stride
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spatium,i,n.
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space,time
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species,ei,f.
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appearance
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spectaculum,i,n.
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sight
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spectator,oris,m.
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viewer
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specula,ae,f.
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lookout
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speculor,ari,atus
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spy out
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spelunca,ae,f.
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cave
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sperno,ere,sprevi,spretus
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scorn
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spero(1)
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hope
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spes,ei,f.
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hope
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spira,ae,f.
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fold
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sortior, iri, itus
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to draw (by) lot, allot
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spargo, ere, rsi, rsus
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to scatter
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spatior, ari, atus
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to walk, stride
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spatium, (i)i (n)
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space, time, period
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species, ei (f)
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appearance, sight, aspect
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spectaculum, i (n)
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sight, spectacle
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spectator, oris (m)
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viewer, spectator
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specula, ae (f)
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lookout, high place
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speculor, ari, atus
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to spy out, watch
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spelunca, ae (f)
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cave, cavern, grotto
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sperno, ere, sprevi, spretus
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to scorn, reject
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spero (1)
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to hope (for, to), expect, suppose
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spes, ei (f)
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hope, expectation
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spira, ae (f)
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fold, coil, spire
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spiritus, us (m)
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breath, spirit, life, soul
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spiritus,us,m.
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breath
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spiro(1)
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breath
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spolio(1)
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despoil
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spolium,i,n.
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hide (of an animal)
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spons,spontis,f.
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wish
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spuma,ae,f.
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foam
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spumeus,a,um
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foamy
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spumo(1)
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foam
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spumosus,a,um
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foamy
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squaleo,ere,ui
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be rough
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squameus,a,us
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scaly
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stabilis,e
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firm
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stabulum,i,n.
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stable
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stagnum,i,n.
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still waters
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statio,onis,f.
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station
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spiro (1)
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to breathe (forth), blow, quiver
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spolio (1)
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to despoil, plunder, rob (+abl)
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spolium, (i)i (n)
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hide (of an animal), spoils, arms stripped from an enemy
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spons, spontis (f)
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wish, will, desire
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spuma, ae (f)
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foam, froth, spray
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spumeus, a, um
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foamy, frothy
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spumo (1)
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to foam, froth, spray
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spumosus, a, um
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foamy, frothy
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squaleo, ere, ui
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to be rough, be filthy
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squameus, a, um
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scaly
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stabilis, e
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firm, stable, lasting
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stabulum, i (n)
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stable, stall, lair, den
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stagnum, i (n)
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still waters, depth
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statio, onis (f)
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station, anchorage
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statuo, ere, ui, utus
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to set (up), found
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statuo,ere,ui,utus
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found
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stellatus,a,um
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starred
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sterno,ere,stravi,stratus
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lay low
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Sthenelus,i,m.
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Greek leader
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stimulo(1)
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spur
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stimulus,i,m.
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spur
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stipes,itis,m.
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stock
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stipo(1)
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stuff
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stirps,pis,f.
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stock
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stratum,i,n.
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bed
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strepitus,us,m.
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uproar
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strideo,ere,di
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grate
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stridor,oris,m.
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noise
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stringo,ere,strinxi,strictus
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graze
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struo,ere,struxi,structus
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build
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stellatus, a, um
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starred, star-spangled
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sterno, ere, stravi, stratus
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to lay low, spread, strew
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Sthenelus, i (m)
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Greek leader
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stimulo (1)
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to spur, goad, prick, incite
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stimulus, i (m)
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goad, spur
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stipes, itis (m)
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stock, trunk, stem
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stipo (1)
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to stuff, crowd, throng, stow
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stirps, pis (f)
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stock, lineage, race
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stratum, i (n)
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bed, couch, pavement
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strepitus, us (m)
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uproar, noise
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studium,i,n.
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eagerness
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stupeo,ere,ui
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be dazed
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stuppeus,a,um
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flax or hemp (rope)
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Stygius,a,um
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Stygian
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Styx,Stygis,f.
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river
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suadeo,ere,asi,asus
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persuade
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subeo,ire,subii,sibitus
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undergo
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subicio,ere,ieci,iectus
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place under
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subigo,ere,egi,actus
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subdue
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subito,adv.
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suddenly
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subitus,a,um
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sudden
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sublimis,e
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on high
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subnecto,ere,neci,nexus
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tie,fasten
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subnixus,a,us
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resting on
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suboles,is,f.
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offspring
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secretum, i, n.
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secret
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secundus,a,um
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following
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securis,is,f.
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axe
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securus,a,um
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free from care, careless
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secus, adv.
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otherwise
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sedeo,ere,sedi,sessus
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sit
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sedile,is,n.
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seat
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seditio,onis,f.
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riot
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seduco,ere,duxi,ductus
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withdraw
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segnis,e
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slow
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semen,inis,n.
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seed
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semianimis,e
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dying
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seminex,necis
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dying
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semino(1)
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sow
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semita,ae,f.
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path
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semivir,viri
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half-man
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semper,adv.
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always
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senatus,us, m.
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senate
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senecta,ae,f.
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old age
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senex,senis,m.
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old man
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seni,ae,a
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six(each), by sixes
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senior,oris,m.
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old man
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sensus,us,m.
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feeling
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sententia,ae,f.
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opinion
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sentio,ir,sensi,sensus
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feel
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sentus,a,um
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rough,thorny
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sepelio,iri,ivi,pultus
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bury
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septem
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seven
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septemplex,icis
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of seven layers
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septenus,a,um
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seven (each), by sevens
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sepulcrum,i,n.
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tomb
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sereno(1)
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calm, clear
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serenus,a,um
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serene, calm
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Serestus,i,m.
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Trojan leader
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Sergestus,i,m.
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Trojan leader
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sermo, onis,m.
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conversation
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sero,ere,sevi,satus
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sow
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sero,ere,ui,rtus
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join
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serpens,entis,m.
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serpent
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serpo,ere,psi,pstus
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creep
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sertum,i,n.
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wreath
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servio,ire,ivi,itus
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be a slave
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servitum,i,n
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slavery
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seu,sive
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whether,or
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sex
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six
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sibilus,a,um
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hissing
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Sibylla,ae,f
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the Sibyl
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sicco(1)
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dry
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siccus,a,um
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dry
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Siculus,a,um
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Sicilian
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sido,ere,sedi
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sit
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Sidonius,a,um
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of Sidon
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signum,i,n.
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sign
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silentium,i,n
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silence
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sileo,ere,ui
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be silent
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silex,icis,m
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flint,rock
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similis,e
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like, similar
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Simois,entis,m
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river near Troy
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simulacrum,i,n
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image
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simulo(1)
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pretend
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sine
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without
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singuli,ae,a
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each
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sino,ere,sivi,situs
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permit
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Sinon,onis,m.
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a lying Greek
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sinuo(1)
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fold, curve
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sinus,us,m.
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fold
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sisto,ere,steti,status
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stand
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sitis,is,f.
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thirst
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situs,us,m
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position
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sive,seu
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whether, or
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socio(1)
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unite
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sol, solis,m.
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sun, day
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solamen,inis, n.
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consolation
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soleo,ere,itus sum
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be accustomed
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solidus,a,um
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solid
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solium,i,n
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throne
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sollemnis,e
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annual
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sollicito(1)
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agitate
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solor,ari,atus
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console
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solum,i,n
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ground
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solvo,ere,i,solutus
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loose
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Somnus,i,m
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Sleep
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sonipes,pedis,m
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prancing steed
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sonitus,us,m
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sound
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sono,are,ui,itus
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sound
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sonorus,a,um
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roaring
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sopor,oris,m
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sleep
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soror,oris,f
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sister
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sors,rtis,f
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lot,destiny
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summergo(subm-), ere, rsi, rsus
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sink, drown
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summitto, ere, -misi, -missus
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lower, submit
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sumo,ere,mpsi,mptus
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take, assume
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superbus,a,um
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proud, haughty
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supersum,esse,fui
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survive, remain
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superstitio,onis f.
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superstition, object of dread
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supinus,a,um
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flat,upturned
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supplex,icis m.
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suppliant, humble
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suppliciter
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beseechingly, humbly
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supplicium,i n.
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punishment, torture
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suppono,ere,posui,positus
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place under, subject to
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supra
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above, over
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sura, ae f.
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(calf of) leg
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suscipio,ere,cepi,ceptus
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take up, beget, bear, receive
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suspendo,ere,i,ensus
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suspend, hang (up)
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suspensus,a,um
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suspended, agitated
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suspicio,ere,spexi,spectus
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look from beneath, suspect, look up at
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suspiro,are,avi,atus
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draw a deep breath, sigh
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Sychaeus,i m.
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deceased husband of Dido
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Syrtis (or syrtis),is f.
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region of quicksand on the northern coast of Africa; sand bar, reef
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sacer, cra, crum
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sacred, holy
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sanguis, inis m.
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blook; race, descendant
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saxum,i n.
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stone, rock, reef, clif, crag
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sed
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but, moreover, however
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sedes,is f.
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seat; abode, habitation; bottom; tomb, shrine; place, region
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sequor,i,secutus
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follow, attend, pursue, accompany, seek
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servo,are,avi,atus
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save, guard, keep, rescue
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si
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whether, if (only), in case that
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sic
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thus, so, in this manner
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sidus,eris n.
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star, constellation, meteor; season, weather; heaven
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silva,ae f.
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forest, wood(s), tree(s)
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simul
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at the same time, together
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socius,i m.
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ally, comrade, follower
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solus,a,um
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alone, only,lonly
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somnus,i m.
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sleep, slumber, dream
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sto,are,steti,status
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stand
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sub
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(from) under, close (to)
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subeo,ire,ivi,itus
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go under, bear; apporoach, enter
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sublatus,a,um
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see tolo
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sui
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(of) himself, herself, itself, themselves
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sum,esse,fui,futurus
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be, exist
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summus
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of superus
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super
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above, beyond,left, in addition
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superus,a,um
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upper, higher, above
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supremus,a,um
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of superus
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surgo,ere,surrexi,surrectus
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raise, (a)rise, spring up
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suus,a,um
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his,her,its,their (own)
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