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149 Cards in this Set
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forbid, veto
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veto, -āre, -uī, -itum
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noxa
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< noceo: hurt, harm, injury
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verro
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sweep/drag away
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sweep/drag away
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verro, -ere, verri, versum
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meritum
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factum quod laudem aut culpam meret; service, benefit, favor
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capesso
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rapere; suscipere
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concilium
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gathering, meeting, union
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concilio
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bring together, unite; acquire, provide, prepare
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cuspis
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spike (of a spear)
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spike (of a spear)
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cuspis, -pidis
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to be lying down v. to lie oneself down (process)
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-cubo, -āre: to be lying down
-cumbo, -ere: to lie oneself down |
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polus
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pole; sky, heavens
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intento
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<intendo - freq; threaten
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oppetere
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occurrere (saepe mortem = obīre)
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dēhisco
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hio > hisco, -ere > dēhiscō - gape from above/down from
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brevia
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n. pl. - shoals, shallow places
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syrtis
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sandbank; quicksand
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vadum
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< vadere -> a ford; = brevia
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prōnus
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< prō - tending forwards
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compāgēs
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< con + pangere = joints, seams
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rima
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crack
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praestat - impersonal
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~ melius est
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mātūrō (1)
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mātūrum fierī; properāre
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fiducia
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trust, confidence, assurance
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trūdō
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push forwards
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push forwards
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trūdō, -ere, -sī, -sum
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vasto(1)
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to make empty, lay waste
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vastus
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empty (rare); huge, vast
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sēditio
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< sed/sine/sē - originally a going apart; insurrection, mutiny; gen, discord, quarrel
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ignōbilis
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<--> nobilis: unknown; base
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antrum
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cave, hollow
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sēdīle, -is
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seat, chair, etc.
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potior (4)
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dominari; occupare
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tābum
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corrupt moisture; disease, plague, pestilence
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tabeo
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< tābum: to waste away
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excūdere
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< cūdō = icere
strike out |
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strike out
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excūdo, -ere, dī, -sum
< cūdō = icere |
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silex, m.
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flint
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fōmes
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< foveo: tinder - lignum ardendum
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tinder
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fōmes, -itis
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cadus
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= κρατήρ
gen pl: -ūm |
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divide
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dīvido, -ere, -vīsī, -vīsum
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accingo
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ad + cingere;
accingere/gī sē = sē parāre; suscipere |
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hide
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tergus, -oris
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tergus
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hide
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rib
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costa
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frustum
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pars - piece, bit
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verū
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spit
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of copper/bronze
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aēnus, a, um
OR aereus, a, um (< aes) |
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victus
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means to life; = cibus
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dubius
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<duohabeo - moving two directions; uncertain, ambiguous
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lightning bolt v. lightning flash
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fulmen, -inis, n. - bolt
fulgur, -uris, n. - flash |
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sōlor (1)
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console, comfort
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rependo
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weight against; "repay," compensate
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annuo/adnuo
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ad + nuo: assent, approve; permit
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arcānus
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secret, mysterious
< arca: chest, box |
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three words for yellow
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fulvus (< fulgeo) - shining red-yellow
flāvus (< flagro) - burning red-yellow croceus - saffron, brown-yellow |
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lūstrum
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a purificatory sacrifice made once every five years after the census; a period of five years; any period of time
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hospitium
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hospitality, entertainment
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rēmigium
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rēmus - oar > rēmex, -igis: rower > rēmigium: rowing; alae
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incultus
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nōn cultus < colere, colui, cultum
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convexus, a, um
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(< convehere, vexi, vectum - to carry, bring together) - arched, convex
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hastīle
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properly, shaft of a javelin
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crispo (1)
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curl; brandish
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pharētra
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quiver
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aper, -pri
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boar
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hostia
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sacrifice
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sūra
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calf of a leg
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coturnus
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a (tragic actor's) boot
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suspiro (1)
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sigh
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mercor (1)
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trade for, buy
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vacet - impers.
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"there is time"
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incūsō (1)
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to accuse
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redux
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revertēns - coming back, returning
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tūs
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frankincense
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frankincense
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tūs, -ūris
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sēmita
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path
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sulcus
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furrow
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apo
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tie, fix, join; aptus: fitting, suitable, appropriate, convenient
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tie, fix, join
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apo, -ere, -, aptum
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stīpō (1)
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= comprimere
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liqueo
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sicut aqua esse; certum/manifestum esse
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sicut aqua esse; certum/manifestum esse
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liqueo, -ēre, līquī
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nectar
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nectar, -is
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ignāvus
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lazy, cowardly (<--> fortis)
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fūcus
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drone
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redoleo
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(< oleo, -ēre, -luī - emit a smell): to emit (back) a smell
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frāglō
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= frāgrō = olēre
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thymum
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thyme
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fortūnō (1)
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to make fortunate; fortūnātus = fēlīx, beātus
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trabs
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beam, timber
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beam, timber
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trabs, -bis
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afflīgō
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pulsare, icere; afflictus = miser
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pulsare, icere
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afflīgō, -ere, -flixī, -flictum
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opperior (4)
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exspectare
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lustro
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to perform lustrum; walk around, as the priest did around the hostia
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pictūra
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painting
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umecto (1)
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< umor: moisten
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crista
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tuft on animal's head
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cristātus
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< crista: tufted
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crīnis
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hair
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hair, not coma
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crīnis, -is
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Trojan Woman
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īlias, -adis
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pelta
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parvum scutum
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cingulum
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belt
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belt
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cingulum
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exsero
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stretch out, put forth; reveal
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mamma
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breast, teat
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caterva
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turba; band of soldiers
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testūdo
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torreo -> tostum > testa - burned clay, brick > testūdō: tortoise-shell; arch, vault
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dissimulo
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to pretend that something is not what it is
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speculor (1)
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< specula: watch-tower, look-out
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comp/sup. of [prope]
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propior, -ius
proximus |
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populor/-o (1)
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to destroy
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procax
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petulans - insolent, brazen
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salum
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aequor, altum
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temno
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= contemnere
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vesco/-or
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to feed, w/ rē
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to feed, w/ rē
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vesco/-or, -ere/-cī
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resto
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resist; remain, be left
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saltem
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points to what holds good in spite of what has opposed it; trans: save, except; at least
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iamdūdum
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long since; nunc statim
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compellere
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gather; force into a point/corner --> . <--
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purgo (1)
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< pūrum + ago
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decōrus
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decet > decor, -ōris, m.: elegance, etc. > decōrus: seemly, proper
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caesariēs
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hair
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ebur
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ivory
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ivory
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ebur, eboris
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imprōvīsus
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< in + prōvīsus - lit. not foreseen --> unexpected
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applico (1)
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attach to
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stirps
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root; stock
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root; stock
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stirps, -pis
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dēmum
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neut of an old superlative of dē, dēmus, a, um; finally; emphasis: indeed, precisely;
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succurro
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sursum currere; succour (+ Dat.)
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indico (1) v. indīcō
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indico (1): point out, indicate
indīcō: nuntiare; appoint, summon |
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swine, hog, pig
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sūs, suis
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splendidus
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splendeo: shine with pure, clean light > splendidus = splendēns
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luxus
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excess
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excess
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luxus, -ūs
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social meal v. guest at a social meal
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convīvium
convīva, ae |
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caelo (1)
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engrave (> caelum)
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seriēs
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row, succession (< serere)
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monīle bacātum
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a necklace set with pearls
monīle: necklace bāca - berry, pearl> bacātus - set w pearls |
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bilinguis, -e
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(bi - lingua >); deceitful
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blandus
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of smooth tongue, flattering; seductive
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faveo v. foveo
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faveo, -ēre, fāvī, fautum - be inclined towards
foveo, -ēre, fōvī, fōtum - keep warm; cherish (cf. fōcus) |
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aspīrō (1)
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breathe upon; aspire towards
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sponda
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bed, couch
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purple - 4 ways
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purpura - fish
būcinum - shell-fish mūrex, -icis, m. - fish ostrum - blood of sea-snail |
