Chapter 23-25 Flashcards
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signum, -ï,
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mark, sign, seal
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litterae, -ärum
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letter, epistle
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vultus, -üs (m.)
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face
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laus, laudis (f.)
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praise
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factum, -ï
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deed
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pudor, -öris (m.)
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sense of shame, modesty
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prömissum, -ï,
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promise
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verbera, -um (n.pl.)
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beatings
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clävis, -is (f.)
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key
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comes, -itis
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companion
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integer, -gra, -grum
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whole, intact
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pallidus, -a, -um
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pale
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plänus, -a, -um
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level, flat
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superior, -ioris
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upper
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trädö, -ere, -didï, -ditum
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to hand over
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dïmittö, -ere, -mïsï, -missum
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to send away
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dëbeö, -ëre, -uï,
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to owe; ought + inf
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contineö, -ëre, -uï
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to contain, hold
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salütem dicere
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to greet
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palleö, -ëre, -uï
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to turn pale
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mereö, -ëre, -uï
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to earn, deserve
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ävertö, -ere, -tï, -sum
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to turn aside
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ïnscribö, -ere, -scripsï, -scriptum
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to write on
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negö
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to say not, deny
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fateor, -ërï, fassus sum
to avow, confess
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perdö, -ere, -didï, -itum
to lose
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pudet
it is a shame
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rubeö, -ëre, -uï
to blush
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prömittö, -ere, -mïsï, -missum
to promise
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inclüdö, -ere, -clüdï, -clusum
to shut in, confine
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comitor, -ärï, -ätus sum
to accompany
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illinc
from that place
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hinc
from this place
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quidnam
what in the world?
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quisnam
who in the world?
36
fortasse
perhaps
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umquam
ever
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posthac
hereafter
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antehac
beforehand, previously
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heri
yesterday
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ob + acc
on account of, because of
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latus, -a, -um,
wide
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sonus, -ï
sound
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strepitus, -üs (m.)
noise
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dolor, -öris (m.)
grief
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os, ossis (n.)
bone
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tumultus, -üs (m.)
uproar
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aegrötus, -a, -um
sick, ill
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laevus, -a, -um
left, on the left
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pär, päris,
equal
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impär, -äris
unequal
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subitus, -a, -um
sudden
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cruentus, -a, -um
bloody
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convertö, -ere, -tï, -sum
to turn
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mïror, -ärï, -ätus sum
to marvel at
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recumbö, -ere, -uï
to recline
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percütiö, -ere, -cussï, -cussum
to strike
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frangö, -ere, frëgï, fractum
to break
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fleö, -ëre, flëvï, flëtum
to weep, mourn
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patior, patï, passus sum,
to suffer, allow
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ignörö
to be ingnorant
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nöscö, -ere, növï, nötum
to know
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cupiö, -ere, -ï (-ïvï)
to desire
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iüxtä + acc
next to, near
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denuo
anew, again
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subito
suddenly
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continuo
immediately
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certo
certainly
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primo
first
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valde
strongly; very
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aliter
otherwise differently
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intus
within
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etsi
although
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ceterum
in other respect, for the rest
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fabula, -ae
story
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agnus, -i
lamb
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currus, -us
chariot
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moenia, -orum
wall
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monstrum, -i
monster, prodigy
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taurus, -i,
bull
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aedificium, -i
building, edifice
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mors, mortis f
death
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rex, regis m.
king
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expugnatio, -ionis f
capture by storm
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gloria, -ae,
glory, fame
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auxilium, -i
aid, assistance
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civis, civis
citizen
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exitus, -us
exit, way out
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filum, -i
thread
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mora, -ae
delay
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nex, necis f
death
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litus, -oris
seaside
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saxum, -i
rock
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conspectus, -us
sight, view
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cupiditas, -tatis
desire
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narratio, -ionis
telling, narrative
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humilis, -e
low, humble
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timidus, -a, -um
timid, fearful
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terribilis, -e
dreadful, fearsome
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mirabilis, -e,
wonderful, awesome
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saevus, -a, -um
savage
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cupidus, -a, -um
eager, desirous
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paratus, -a, -um
prepared
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rego, -ere, rexi, rectum
to direct, rule
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traho, -ere, traxi, tractum
to drag
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interficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
to kill
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aedifico, -are
to build
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voro, -are,
to devour
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pateo, -ere, patui
to lie open
110
neco, -are
to kill
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constituo, -ere, -ui, -utum
to decide
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occido, -ere, -i, occisum
to kill
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polliceor, -eri, -itus sum
to promise
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prospicio, -ere, -spexi, -spectum
to look forward, look out
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descendo, -ere, -i, -censum
to climb down
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maereo, -ere, -ui
to mourn
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desero, -ere, -ui, -tum,
to desert, abandon
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obliviscor, -i, oblitus sum
to forget
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coepi, coepisse
to have begun
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complures, -ium
several
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forte
by chance
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quotannis
every year
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olim
once, at some time
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ibi
there
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illuc
to that place
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huc
to this place
127
brevi
in a short time, shortly
