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donare

to give

exigere

demand

noster/meus

my

gloriosus

boastful

bellus

pretty

facies

face

discipulus

student

languere

feel weak/sick

protinus

immediately

tangere

touch

Aquilo

North Wind

gelare

freeze

febris

fever

lucus

one-eyed

qui

which

mirari

admire

tanti non est perire

it is not worth dying