Capitulum XXXI Flashcards by Stephen Maturin

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ab-dūcere

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take away, carry off

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ali-quantum

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a good deal

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asinīnus -a -um

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ass’s

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au-ferre abs-tulisse ab-lātum

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carry off, take away

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au-fugere

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run away, escape

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avārus -a -um

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greedy, avaricious

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clēmēns -entis adi

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mild, lenient

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cōn-fīdere (+dat)

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trust, be sure

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cōram prp +abl, adv

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before, in person

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cruciāre

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torture, torment

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crūdēlis -e

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cruel

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crux -ucis f

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cross

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dēbilis -e

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weak

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ēbrius -a -um

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drunk

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ēducāre

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bring up

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fābulārī

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talk, chat

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fīdere fīsum esse +dat

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trust, rely on

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fidēs -eī f

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trust, faith, loyalty, promise

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fīdus -a -um

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faithful, reliable

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fugitīvus -a -um

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runaway

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funditus adv

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to the bottom, utterly

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id-eō

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for that reason

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ignōscere -ōvisse +dat

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forgive

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im-patiēns -entis adi

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not enduring, impatient

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īn-fēlīx -īcis adi

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unlucky, unfortunate

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īn-fīdus -a -um

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faithless

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in-iūstus -a -um

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unjust, unfair

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in-validus -a -um

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infirm, weak

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iniūria -ae f

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injustice, wrong

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inter-pellāre

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interrupt

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iūs iūris n

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law, right, justice, court

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iūstus -a -um

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just, fair, due, proper

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iuvenis -is m

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young man

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latēre

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be hidden, hide

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lēx lēgis f

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law, condition, term

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memoria -ae f

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memory, record

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mōs mōris m

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custom, usage, manner

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mūnus -eris n

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gift, task, duty

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namque

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for

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nimium -ī n, adv

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too much, too

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nimius -a -um

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too big

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nōnāgēsimus -a -um

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ninetieth

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nūgae -ārum f pl

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idle talk, rubbish

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ōdisse

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hate

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optāre

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wish

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parricīda -ae m

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parricide

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poena -ae f

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punishment, penalty

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pōtiō -ōnis f

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drinking, drink

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praemium -ī n

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reward, prize

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praesēns -entis adi

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present, instant

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prius-quam

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before

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quam-ob-rem

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why

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quantum -ī n, adv

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how much, (as much) as

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quid-quid/quic-quid

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whatever, anything that

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quis-quis

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anyone who, whoever

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re-trahere

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pull back, bring back

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rūmor -ōris m

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rumor

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sapiēns -entis adi

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wise

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scelestus -a -um

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criminal, wicked

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scelus -eris n

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crime

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senex senis m

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old man

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statuere -uisse -ūtum

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fix, determine, decide

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supplicium -ī n

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(capital) punishment

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vetāre

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forbid

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vetus -eris, sup -errimus

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old