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65 Cards in this Set
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finem recitandi fecit
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(he) made an end of recitingm (he) stopped reciting
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verbum
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word, verb
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idem ac
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th same as
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sic
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thus, in this way
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comes, comitis
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companion
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Carthago, Carthaginis
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Carthage
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antequam
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before
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Thracia
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Thrace
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conticescere
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to become silent
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animadveter
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to notice
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expergisci
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to wake up
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Delos, Deli
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Delos
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Creta,-ae
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Crete
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nusquam
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nowhere
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moneo,-ere,-ui,-itus
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to advise, warn
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deus, di, dis
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god
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dormito,-are,-avi
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to be sleepy
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interest
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it is important
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ferula
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to hold out
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pareo,-ere,-ui,-iturus
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to obey
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extendere
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to hold out
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bellum
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war
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multis post annus
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many years afterward
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hiems
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winter
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iacto,-are,-avi,-atus
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to toss about, drive to and fro
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oppidum
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town
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Hispania
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Spain
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trans
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across
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Mantua
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Mantua
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Horatius
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Horace
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septentrionlis
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northern
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Cremona
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Cremona
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fundus
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farm
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Mediolanum
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Milan
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litterae, -arum
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letters, literature
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lingua
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tongue, language
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studeo,-ere,-ui
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to study
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migro,-are,-avi,aturus
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to move one's home
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nasci
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to be born
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Augustus
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Augustus
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aegroto,-are,-avi,-aturus
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to be ill
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infirma...valetudine
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in poor health
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interdum
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from time to time
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rediens
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returning
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in terram egressus
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having disembarked
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aeger, aegra, aegrum
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ill
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expellere
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to drive out, expel
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vivere
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to live
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mori
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to die
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sepelire
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to bury
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fustis
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club, cudgel
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timor, timoris
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fear
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affectus,-a,-um
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affected, overcome
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celerius
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more quickly
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facile
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easily
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consecuti sunt
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they overtook
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fortissime
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most/very bravely
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tergum,-i
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back, rear
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pronus,-a,-um
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face down
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summus,-a,-um
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greatest, very great
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gravis,-is,-e
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heavy, serious
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percutere
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to strike
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corripere
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to seize, grab
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adimere
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to take away (from)
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diligens, diligentis
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diligent, painstaking, thorough
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