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-que
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and
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et
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and
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qui
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who
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in
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in
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hic
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this/he
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sum
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exist, live, be
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ego
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I
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tu
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you
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nec (necque)
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no; niether; nor
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ac (atque)
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also, and also
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per
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through
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ille
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this/he
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quis (pl of qui)
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who
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ad
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to
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non
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not, no, not any
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do
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give
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omnis
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all, total
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aut
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either...or
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iam
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now
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magnus
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large, great (as in big)
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si
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if
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se (sui, sibi se, se)
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himself
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ipse
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myself; ___self
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video
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see
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fero
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bring
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urbs
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city
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sic
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thus
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deus
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god
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talis
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such
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a
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from
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arma
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arms
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nunc
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now
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animus
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sould/mind
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fatum
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fate
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tum
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then
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eo
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go
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primus
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first
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terra
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earth;ground
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vir
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man
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Aeneas
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Aeneas; the hero
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medius
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middle
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sed
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but
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venio
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come
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caelums
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sky; heaven
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ingens
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huge
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multus
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much, many
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sub
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under, beneath
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cum (conj.)
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when
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hic
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he/this
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os
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mouth
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pater
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father
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ut
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how; as
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pectus
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chest, brest, heart
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altus
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high/deep
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Danai
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Greeks
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teneo
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hold
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Troia
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Troy
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tuus
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your
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bellum
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war
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manus
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hand
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tantus
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such
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dico
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say
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oculus
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eyes
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regnum
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kingdoum
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telum
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spear
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litus
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shore
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unus
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one
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ante
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before
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de
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fom
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possum
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able
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res
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things
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Teucri
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Teucrians
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circum
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around
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corpus
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body
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domus
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dwelling
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for
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speak, say
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labor
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work, labor
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meus
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my
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noster
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our
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o
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O!, Oh!
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peto
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seek; beg for
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summus
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summit; highest
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vox
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voice
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at
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but; yet
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ventus
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wind
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ara
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alter
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cum (prep)
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with
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dictum
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say speak
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hinc
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hence, from this
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ignis
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light; fire
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miser
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miserable; unhappy
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sanguis
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blood
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totus
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total; all
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amor
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love; like
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e (ex)
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out
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inter
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between
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sequor
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follow
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umbra
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shade; shadow
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arx
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citadel
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coniunx
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wife
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divus (noun)
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God, Divinity
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limen
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threshold
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sto
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stand
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tectum
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covering, roof
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ubi
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where
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aequor
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equal
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alius
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other; another
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dum
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while
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flamma
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flame
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gens
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race
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moenia
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walls
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natus
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son, child
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Priamus
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Priam: 1.Son of Laomedon & king of Troy
2. son of Polites & grandson of Priam |
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socius (noun)
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ally
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aura
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breeze; air
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Dido
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Dido: Tyrian princess. AKA Elissa. She founded Karthage when she fled with her followers form her urderous brother.
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duco
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lead
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ferrum
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sword, iron
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Iuppiter
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Jupiter: chief of gods for the Romans; son of Saturn husband & brother of Juno
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mens
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mind
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nox
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night
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numen
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divinity; devine
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sedes
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sit
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voco
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call, summon
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agmen
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train body, stroke, current
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fama
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fame, rumor
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hostis
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enemey
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Iuno
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Juno: daughter of Saturn, sister & wife of Juno queen of hte gods partron deity o Karthage, goddess of marriage. Jno's enemy to the Trojans deivs form the judgement of Paris and from the seduction by Paris of Helen.
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locus
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location; place
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via
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way
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vis
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force
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cura
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care
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mors
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death
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rex
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king
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-ve
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or
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vinco
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conquer
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dex(t)era (noun)
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right hand
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is
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he/she/it/they
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lacrima
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cry
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lumen
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light
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primum
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first
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relinquo
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leave
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navis
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ship
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ne
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not, no
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nos
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our
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ora
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speak
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paro
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prepare
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pars
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part
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premo
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to press down
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refero
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bring; carry
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fuo
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rush, run, hurry
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saxum
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rock
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soror
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sister
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volvo
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turn; revolve
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ao
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do, drive, give, put in motion
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audio
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hear
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capio
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capture; sieze
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comes
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comrade; companion
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dea
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goddess
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dies
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day
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equus
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horse
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furo
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furious; out of mind
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ira
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ange
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-ne
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no, not
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nomen
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name
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parens
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parents
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qua
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where
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regina
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queen
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super
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aove
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suus
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(s)he/it
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tendo
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i hold
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Turnus
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Turnus: king of Rutulians; Aeneas' rival for the hand of Lavinia
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vulnus
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wound
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ater
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dark; gloomy
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caput
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sieze
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classis
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ship
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carsus
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course
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etiam
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and also; and even
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fortuna
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fortune
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fugio
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flee; escape
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gemitus
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groan
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heu
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Alas!
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laetus
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happy
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longus
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long
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misceo
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mix
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oro
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peak
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pono
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put; place
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porta
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gate
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spes
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hope
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tandem
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at last
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tllo
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lift; raise
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tot
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so many
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traho
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drag
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ullus
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anyone
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aurum
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gold
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clamor
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shout
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credo
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believe
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fago
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fight
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genitor
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father, creator
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haud
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hardly, not at all
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imperium
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order
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imus
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lowest
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interea
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meanwhile
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Italia
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Italy
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mons
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mountains
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morior
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to die deay
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namque
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in fact, no doubt
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quaero
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search for
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servo
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save
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sidus
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stars
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templum
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temple
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unda
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wave
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volo (irreg)
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wish
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vos
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us (?)
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ait (aio, ais, ait)
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say, affirm
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antiquus
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ancient
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aspicio
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observe
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dolor
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grief
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eripio
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seize
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homo
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man, humankind
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iacto
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throw
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labor
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glide; slide
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maneo
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to remain, stay
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pelagus
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ocean
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qualis
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just as
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saevus
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savage
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surgo
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rise
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tempus
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time
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umerus
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should
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adsum
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I am here
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ardeo
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be on fire; burn; blaze
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crudelis
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cruel
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dolus
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trick, deceit
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erro
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wander, err
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forte
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chance, luck, accident
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genus
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race
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lux
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light/eyes
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mitto
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send
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novus
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new
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Pallas
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Pallas: Greek name Nimerva; 1. an Arcadian hero
2. ancestor of Evander 3. the young son of Evander who fihts on the side of Aeneas. |
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patria
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fatherland; homeland
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peona
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punishment
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rapio
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to sieze
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silva
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woods
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somnus
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night; sleep; sleep of death
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subeo
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go; come under; approach; enter
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vertex
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tip; point;
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verto
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turn; spin; reverse
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vultus
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expression
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Achilles
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Achilles:son of Peleus, the king of Phthis, and of the goddess Thetis (whom Jupiter had wooed but abandoned when he learned she would bear "a son destined to be greater than his father"). He was the greatest warrior in the Greek army at Troy. His quarrel with Agamemnon, his commandig offier, is central to Homer's Illiad. For his chivalous treatment of the aged Priam who had come to him as a suppliant for the return of his son Hector's body.
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bis
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twice
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caecus
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blind
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condo
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buid
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contra
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against
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desero
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desert
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dulcis
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sweet
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enim
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finally
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facio
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make
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finis
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end
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fluctus
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wave
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furor
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fury
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ide
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also
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immanis
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big; savage
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iubeo
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order
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latus
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broad; wide
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mare
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sea
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murus
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walls
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patrius
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paternal
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pes
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foot
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populus
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people
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puer
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boy
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pulcher
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beautiful
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sors
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sister
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tamen
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however
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tellus
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earth
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Troianus (adj)
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Torjan
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Venus
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Venus: Greek Aphrodite, goddes of love an dbeauty; daughter of Jupiter Dione; mother by Anchises of Aeneas. She is especially devoted to the Trojans; on Olympus her husband i Vulcan; she is the mother o Cupid. Later, she is the tuelary goddess of the house of the Caesars.
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vester
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your
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vita
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life; spirit
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accipio
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accept
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Anchises
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Anchises: 1. memeber of the younger ranch of the younger royal family of Troy
2. grandson of Assarcus, son of Capys, and father of Aeneas by Venus |
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annus
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year, season
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arvum
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field
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audeo
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hear
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cado
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fall
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casus
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ruin; hardship
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causa
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cause
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clipeus
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shield
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equidem
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truely; indeed
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gravis
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heavy
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haereo
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stick
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incendo
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advanece; go
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iuvenis
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youth
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latus
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side; flank; coast
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metus
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fear, dread
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notus
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well-known; famous
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nullus
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no, not any
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opus
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work
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pro
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through
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quam
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which; how than
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reddo
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tive; go rturn
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solus
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solo, alone, only
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tantum
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such
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tristis
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sad, gloomy
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verus
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verse
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Volo (1st Conjucation)
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fly
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aether
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heaven
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cavus
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cave
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corripio
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sieze,snatch up, grasp
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demitto
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send back
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donum
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gift; present
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ecce
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look
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extremus
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outermost, extreme, farthest
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fortis
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brave
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fundo (3rd Conj)
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pour
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gero
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carry, bear
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imago
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image
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into
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approach
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inste
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press upon
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Iulus
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Another name for Ascanius
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iussum
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command; order
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moveo
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move
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nam
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for
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nubes
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cloud
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opto
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wish/choose
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Phoebus
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Greek word for bright or radiant; title or epithet of Apollo.
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quid (adv.)
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hat
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sino
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allow; permit
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spoilum
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spoil
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sterno
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spread; extend
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supplex
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supplient
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tergum
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back
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vates
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priest; profit
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vero
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truth
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virgo
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virgin
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addo
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add; give
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altum
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high
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auris
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ear
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centum
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a hundred
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cingo
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surround, enlsoe
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coma
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hair
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Creusa
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Creusa: daughter of Priam, first wife of Aeneas, mother of Asanius. He fate is left in question; on the night of Troy's fall she is perhaps "translated" into an attendant of Cybele.
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crinis
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hair, lock
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culmen
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top, roof
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durus
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hard
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effero
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carry
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fas
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devine law or will; right, justice, obligation; privlege
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fides
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truth
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figo
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fix
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geminus
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twins
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habeo
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have
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hasta
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spear
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huc
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to this place
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Iliacus
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Trojan
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incipio
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hold
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infelix
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unlucky
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inimicus
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unfriendly
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iungo
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join, unite
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Latium
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the Trojan's promised land in Italy, supposedly so named because Saturn was hidden there.
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lego
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collect
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moles
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mass, weight
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orbis
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ring, circle
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parvus
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small
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patior
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suffer
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post
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after
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postquam
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after
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puppis
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ship
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quo
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where, why
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quondam
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once
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robur
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oak, wood
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sacer
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sacred
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scopulus
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rocks/ clif
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seu
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or if; either; whether
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