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103 Cards in this Set
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amIcus
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friend
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cernit
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he discovers
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certus
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sure
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incerta
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not sure, unsure
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A, ab
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by whom
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saepe
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often
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perIclum
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danger
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vitium
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vice, fault
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auxilium
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help
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vInum
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wine
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rEgnum
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kingdom
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respOnsum
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answer
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opus
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work
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quid
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what?
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nEmO
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no one
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mEns
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mind
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cOnfirmAtiO
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confirmation
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auctor
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author
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bona
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good
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mala
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evil
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quAlis
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what kind of?
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stultus
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stupid
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sapiEns
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wise
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obumbrat
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he overshadows
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possidet
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he possesses
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laudat
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he praises
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Quid agit
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what's he doing?
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Danger is never conquered without further danger
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numquam perIclum sine perIclO vincitur
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No one is without fault
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nEmO sine vitiO est
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Wisdom is overshadowed by wine
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sapientia vInO obumbrAtur
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A noble mind posseses a kingdom
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mEns rEgnum bona possidet
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An author praises his own work
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auctor opus laudat
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A boar is often held by a small dog
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A cane nOn magnO saepe tenEtur aper
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A sure friend is discovered in an unsure situation
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amIcus certus in rE incertA cernitur
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animal
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animal
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corpus
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body
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dictum
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talk, word
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factum
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action
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flUmen
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river
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genus
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family
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membrum
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body part
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venEnum
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poison
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aqua
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water
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fOns
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fountain, spring
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forma
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beauty
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OrAtiO
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speech
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rEgIna
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queen
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saltus
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jump
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spes
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hope
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sAnus
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sane, healthy
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medius
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middle
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InsAnus
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insane, unhealthy
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pUrus
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pure
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impUrus
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impure
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fortis
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brave
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blandus
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smooth
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quantus
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how big?
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ignAvus
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cowardly
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bibit
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he drinks
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dEfluit
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he flows
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dOnat
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he gives
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invenit
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he finds
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et...et
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both...and
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minimE
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not at all
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religiO
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religion
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superstitiO
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superstition
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colit
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he honors
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violat
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he violates, he dishonors
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pAscit
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he feeds
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frangit
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he breaks
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cOnsilium
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plan
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lacrima
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tear
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quI
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who? (asks for a nominative plural noun)
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quOs
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who? (asks for an accusative plural noun)
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dEns
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Tooth
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pEs
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foot
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longus
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long
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multus
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many
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plEnus
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full
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ex
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from
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adjuvat
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he helps
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fert
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he endures
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aspicit
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he sees
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timet
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he fears
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sunt
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they are
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hic
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he
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haec
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she
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hoc
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it
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A sound body in a sound mind
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mEns sAna in corpore sAnO.
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Queen Money gives both family and beauty
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et genus et formam rEgIna pecUnia dOnat.
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The crazy person looks for water in the middle of the river
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InsAnus mediO in flUmine quaerit aquam.
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A friend seeks support, not a promise; he seeks action, not talk
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rem nOn spem, factum nOn dictum, quaerit amIcus.
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Smooth speech has its own poison
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habet suum venEno blanda OrAtiO.
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From a pure spring flows pure water
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A fonte pUrO pUra dEfluit aqua.
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An eagle doesn't catch flies
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aquila nOn capit muscAs
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Religion honors the gods, superstition violates them
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religiO deOs colit, superstitiO violat.
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Women surpass men in making a bad plan
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malO in cOnsiliO fEminae vincunt virOs.
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A cruel person is fed by tears, not broken by them
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crUdElis lacrimIs pAscitur, nOn frangitur.
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Fortune helps the brave
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fortEs fortUna adjuvat.
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Fortune fears the brave and crushes the cowards
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fortUna fortEs metuit, ignAvOs premit.
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Stupid people fear Fortune, wise people endure her
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stultI timent fortunam, sapientEs ferunt.
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A donkey is recognized by its ears
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ex auribus cognOscitur asinus.
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God sees pure hands, not full ones
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pUrAs Deus, nOn plEnAs, aspicit manus.
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