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exitium
ī (n) ruin, destruction
fundus
ī (m) farm
praefectus
ī (m) magistrate, official, ruler
rēgnātor
rēgnātōris (m) ruler
scelus
sceleris (n) crime, evil deed
scrīptor
scrīptōris (m) writer
vectīgāl
vectīgālis (n) tax
dēserō
dēserere, dēseruī, dēsertum to leave, abandon
dīvidō
dīvidere, dīvīsī, dīvīsum to divide
mūniō
mūnīre, mūnīvī, mūnītum to fortify, protect
pendeō
pendēre, pependī, (no 4th prin part) to hang, suspend
subvertō
subvertere, subvertī, subversum to upset, overthrow, overturn

pavidus, a, um
pale, fearful
Miscerique probat populos et foedera iungi.

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