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cambridge latin stage 45

Cambridge Latin Stage 45

by barryj12, Apr. 2003

Subjects: cambridge cambridgelatincourse latin

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	candidus	bright, shining
	mulier	woman
	otium	leisure
	rumpo	break
	tego	cover
	culpa	blame
	orbis	circle, globe
	tenue	thin
	fleo	weep
	orbis terrarum	world
	quisquam	anyone
	species	appearance
	aestas	summer
	modo...modo	now...now, sometimes...sometimes

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