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41 Cards in this Set

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intus
(adv.) within, inside; at home
edo, edere, edidi, editus
to announce
caerulus, -a, -um
blue, cerulean
insterno, insternere, instravi, instratus
to spread out, strew on; to cover; to law over
sedeo, sedere, sedi, sessus
to sit, settle; to encamp
fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitus
to flee; to shun; to go into exile
equidem
(adv.) truly, indeed; for my part
memini, meminisse
to remember; (w/ gen.) to be mindful of; [imperative: memento / mementote]
senex, senis
(m.) old man
solium, -i
(nt.) throne, seat
stellans, -tis
starry, (as though) set with stars
regia, -ae
(f.) royal residence, palace
altar, -is
(nt.) altar
egregius, -a, -um
singular, extraordinary, eminent
fluctus, -us
(m.) disorder; wave, billow, tide, flood
ater, atra, atrum
black, dreadful, dreary, grisly, terrible
subedo, subedere/subesse, subedi, --
to eat away at the bottom of; to eat away below
hiems, hiemis
(f.) winter
sidus, sideris
(nt.) star, constellation; tempest (Vulgate 4 Ezra 15:39)
quondam
(adv.) formerly; hereafter
effundo, effundere, effudi, effusus
to pour out; to volley; to emit; to discharge (urine, vomit); to break out
Mycenae, -arum
(f. pl.) city of Agamemnon in Argolis
refundo, refundere, refudi, refusus
to flow, pour back
summoveo, summovere, summovi, summotus
to dislodge; to drive away
extendo, -ere, extendi, extentus
to extend, to stretch out
plaga, -ae
(f.) net, trap; region, quarter; misfortune, wound
dirimo, -ere, diremi, diremptus
to divide; to dissolve; to separate; to interrupt
iniquius, -a, -um
unjust, unfair; hostile, unkind
diluvium, -i
(nt.) flood; cataclysm
deus, -i
(m.) god (dat. & abl. pl.: deis/dis/diis)
patrius, -a, -um
paternal; ancestral
abolesco, -ere, abolevi, --
to die out; to diminish; to decay gradually; to fall out of use
gremium, -i
(nt.) bosom
excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptus
to receive; to follow
piget, pigere, pigit, pictus est
to chagrin, annoy, disgust, grieve, afflict, irk
temno, temnere, --, --
to despise; to scorn
ultro
(adv.) actually; besides; voluntarily
vitta, -ae
(f.) band, ribbon, fillet
precor, precari, precatus sum
to beg, entreat, pray, beseech, implore
gestamen, -inis
(nt.) load, burden; litter, vehicle; (pl.) something worn or carried on the body
tiaras, tiarae
(MASC.) tiara