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1
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operae pretium phrase

A

something worthwhile or worth doing; worth the effort

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coenobi-um, coenobi-i 2n. conobium, conobii

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monastery, convent, house of communal living

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coenobita, coenobitae 1m. conobita, conobitae

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monk

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coenobialis, coenobiale 3 adj. conobialis, conobiale

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communal, monastic

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nonna, nonnae 1f.

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nun

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monacha, monachae 1f.

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nun

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soror religiosa, sororis religiosae

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nun

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aggredior, aggredi, aggressus sum 3/4D

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to attack, undertake, embark on (+acc. or inf. + acc.) -
to begin

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calumniator, calumniatoris 3m.

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pettifogger, perveter of law, false accuser/traducer

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quomodolibet adv.

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howsoever

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aviditas, aviditatis 3f.

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eagerness, zeal, greed

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potior, potiri, potitus sum 4D

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to acquire (+abl.)

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interstiti-um, interstiti-i 2n.

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interval , space between

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prout adv.

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to the degree that/as
(prout moris est = as is customary, inasfaras)

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praesum, praeesse, praefui irreg.

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to preside over, be in charge of (+dat.), be set over

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praefero, praeferre, praetuli, praelatum irreg.

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to prefer; to set before (i.e., to be in charge of) (+dat.)

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indoles, indolis 3f.
(cf. ingeni-um 2n.)

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innate quality, nature

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in brevi phrase

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soon

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in processu + temporis/temporum phrase

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in the process of time, in due course

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opitulor, opitulari, opitulatus sum 1D
(cf. adjuvo 1C)

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to aid, assist

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praelibo, praelibare, praelibavi, praelibatum 1C

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to taste, touch upon (p.p.p. = having been previously touched upon/aforementioned)

22
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avunculus, avunculi 2m.

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maternal uncle

23
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patruus, patrui 2m.

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paternal uncle

24
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partio, partire, partivi, partitum 4C / partior, partiri, partitus sum 4D

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to share, divide

25
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cella, cellae 1f.

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monk’s cell, monastery

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vicari-us, vicari-i 2m. (taken from the 1/2 adj. vicari-us, vicari-a, vicari-um)

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anyone who stands in for someone else, a deputy, but (especially) a sub-prior or deputy abbot (in a monastic context) or a vicar
(the adjective = substitute)

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concambi-um, concambi-i 2n.

A

exchange (often but not always money)

28
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cambi-um, cambi-i 2n.

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change (of money), transformable matter, exchange, negotiable document

29
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annona, annonae 1f.

A

yearly produce; therefore subsistence or means of subsistence, provisions, price of grain; rent; lunch

30
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mansio, mansionis 3f.

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any dwelling-place, an estate, a mansion, a house

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creber, cebra, cebrum 1/2 adj.

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thick-packed, frequent, close, crowded

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capellanus, capellani 2m.

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chaplain

33
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abbas, abbatis 3m.

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abbot

34
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abbatia, abbatiae 1f.

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abbey, monastery

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murmur, murmuris 3n.

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muttering, grumbling, rumbling, humming, mumbling

36
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pellis, pellis 3f. i-stem

A

skin or hide; garment made of leather

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pelliceus, pellicea, pelliceum 1/2 adj.

A

skin-?, made of skins

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laicus, laica, laicum 1/2 adj.

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lay, not ordained or consecrated

39
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laicus, laici 2m. (subst. from laicus, a, um)

A

lay person/ lay man

40
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ex consenu - phrase

A

by [mutual] agreement

41
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consensus, consensus 4m.

A

agreement, consent, harmony

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quadragesimus, quadragesima, quadragesimum 1/2 adj.

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fortieth

43
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quadragesima, quadragesimae 1f.

A

Lent (Christian feast)

44
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cilici-um, cilici-i/ cilici-a, cilici-orum 2n.

A

hair shirt

45
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patro, patrare, patravi, patratum 1C

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to execute, perform, commit [esp. of sins]

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tero, terere, trivi, tritum 3C

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to rub, use up, wear down

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arguo, arguere, argui, argutum 3C

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to argue, reprove, censure [+gen. of person being censored]

48
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ieiunus, ieiuna, ieiunum 1/2 adj.
(jeiunus, a, um)

A

of a fasting person

49
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ieiuni-um, ieiuni-i 2n.
(jeiuni-um, ii)

A

fasting, fast, fast-day

50
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nostras, nostratis 3 adj.

A

one of ours, one born in our country

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