Book 4, 314-330 Flashcards by Josh Hanson

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adeo

A

adire, adii, aditus

to approach

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adhuc

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to this point, till now

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an

A

whether, or

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desero

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deserere, deserui, desertus

to desert, forsake

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destruo

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destruere, destruxi, destructus

to destory

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dulcis

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dulce

sweet, dear, pleasant

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exstinguo, exstingere, exstinginxi, exstinginctus

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to extinguish, blot out

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exuo

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exuere, exui, exutus

to bare, doff, discard

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frater

A

fratris

brother

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Gaetulus, a, um

A

of the Gaetuli, an African tribe

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hospes

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hospitis

stranger, guest, host

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Iarbas,

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Iarbae

African prince, one of Dido’s suitors

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infensus, a, um

A

hostile, bitter

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iste, ista, istud

A

that (of yours)

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Libycus, a, um

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of Libya, a country of North Africa

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misereor

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misereri, miseritus

to pity, commiserate

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moribundus, a, um

A

dying, about to die

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moror

A

morari, moratus sum

to delay, tarry, hinder

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Nomas

A

Nomadis

tribe of North Africa

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odi

A

odisse

to hate, detest

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oro

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orare, oravi, oratum

to pray for, entreat, beseech

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prex, precis

A

prayer, entreaty

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prior

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prius

soon, former, first, prior

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propter

A

on account of, near

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pudor

A

pudoris

shame, modesty

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Pygmalion

A

Pygmalionis

brother of Dido

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quoniam

A

since, because

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resto

A

restare, restiti

to remain, be left

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tyrannus

A

tyranni

ruler, chieftain

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aula

A

aulae

hall, palace, court

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desero

A

deserere, deserui, desertus

to desert, forsake

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equidem

A

indeed, truly, surely

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ludo

A

ludere, lusi, lusus

to play, sport, mock

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omnino

A

altogether, completely, utterly

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parvulus, a, um

A

tiny, very small, little

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saltem

A

at least, at any rate

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suboles

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subolis

offspring, progeny, child

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suscipio

A

suscipere, suscepi, susceptus

to take up, beget, bear

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tamen

A

however, nevertheless