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paucus, a, um

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few

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Sarmentus, ī, m.

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the name of freedman of Maecenas, and a professional scribe

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scurra, ae, m.

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clown, jester

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Messius Cicirrus, Mess(i)ī Cicirrī

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the name of another member the entourage, also a scurra (jester)

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Mūsa, ae, f.

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one of the Muses

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memorō (1)

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speak, mention; narrate; recall to mind

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līs, lītis, f.

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lawsuit

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clārus, a, um

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famous

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Oscī, ōrum, m.pl.

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the Oscans; the original inhabitants of Campania, thought of as socially inferior by the Romans

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domina, ae, f.

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mistress (legal or sexual)

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exstō, exstāre, exstitī

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project, stand out; exist

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maior, maius

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larger; older; (plural as substantive) ancestors

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pugna, ae, f.

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fight

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prior, prius

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first

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equus, equī, m.

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horse

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ferus, a, um

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wild, fierce

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similis, simile

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similar, like (+ gen. or dat.)

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  • accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum
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accept; admit

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cornū, cornūs, n.

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horn

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  • exsecō, exsecāre, exsecuī, exsectum
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cut out

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frons, frontis, f. (m.)

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forehead

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mutilus, a, um

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having a part missing, truncated; (of animals) lacking horns

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minitor (1)

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threaten

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foedus, a, um

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disgusting

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cicātrix, īcis, f.

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scar

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saetōsus, a, um

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bristly, shaggy

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laevus, a, um

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left, left-hand

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turpō (1)

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make unclean, pollute; dishonor

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Campānus, a, um

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Campanian, of Campania

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morbus, ī, m.

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disease, illness

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faciēs, faciēī, f.

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appearance; beauty; face

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permultus, a, um

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a great deal, (pl.) a great many

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iocor, iocārī, iocātus

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jest, joke

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pastor, pastōris, m.

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shepherd

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saltō (1)

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dance

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Cyclops, ōpos, m.

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of the Cyclopes; Polyphemus

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rogō (1)

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ask

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larva, ae, f.

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ghost; horrific mask

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tragicus, a, um

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of tragedy, of drama

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opus est

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there is need for (+ dat. of person and abl.)

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cothurnus, ī, m.

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high boot, buskin (worn by tragic actors)

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dōnō (1)

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present, reward with

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catēna, ae, f.

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chain

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vōtum, ī, n.

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vow

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Lar, Laris, m.

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god of a particular place; household god

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nihilum or nīlum, ī, n.

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nothing

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dēterior, ius

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worse, inferior

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dēnique

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finally; in short, to sum up

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far, farris, m.

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barly

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lībra, ae, f.

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a pound

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gracilis, e

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slender, slight

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pusillus, a, um

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tiny

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prorsus (prōrsus)

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forward, straight ahead; absolutely; in fact, all in all

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iūcundē

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pleasantly, agreeably

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cēna, ae, f.

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dinner

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  • prōdūcō, prōdūcere, prōdūxī, prōductum
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lead forth; advance; extend, prolong

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  • tendō, tendere, tetendī, tentus or tensus
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stretch (out); offer

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rectā

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directly (adv.)

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Beneventum, ī, n.

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a city in Samnium (modern Benevento)

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sēdulus, a, um

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painstaking, careful, attentive

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hospes, hospitis, m.

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guest; host

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paene

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almost

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macer, macra, macrum

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lean, scraggy

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ardeō, ardēre, arsī

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burn up, burn out (intransitive)

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turdus, -ī, m.

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thrush

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versō (1)

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keep turning (transitive)

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ignis, ignis, m.

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fire

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vagus, a, um

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freely moving, wandering

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dīlābor, dīlābī, dīlapsus

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run away, flow away; spread; escape

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Volcānus (Vulcānus), ī, m.

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Vulcan, the god of fire; fire (by metonymy)

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summus, a, um

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highest

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properō (1)

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hurry, hasten

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lambere

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lick

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conuīua, ae, m

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table companion, guest

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avidus, a, um

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greedy, avaricious; greedy (for food)

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  • rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptus
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snatch, seize, carry away, plunder

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restinguō, restinguere, rextinxī, restinctum

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extinguish

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Āpūlia, ae, f.

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the region of S. Italy that Horace was from, roughly modern Puglia

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nōtus, a, um

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known; widely known, well-known

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ostentō (1)

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show, display

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torreō, torrēre, torruī, torstum

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burn up, parch

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Atābulus, ī, m.

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an Apulian name for the Sirocco, the hot wind from Africa

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ērēpō, ērēpere, ērēpsī

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crawl out

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vīcīnus, a, um

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neighboring

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Trivīcum, ī, n.

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an unidentified village in Apulia, near modern Trivico.

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recipiō, recipere, recēpī, receptum

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admit, receive

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lacrimōsus, a, um

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accompanied by weeping; causing tears

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fūmus, ī, m.

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smoke

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ūdus, a, um

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soggy, wet

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folium, (i)ī, n.

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leaf

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rāmus, ī, m.

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branch

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  • ūrō, ūrere, ussī, ustum
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destroy by fire, burn

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camīnus, -ī, m.

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stove

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mendax, ācis

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untruthful

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stultus, a, um

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stupid

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usque

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all the way to (with ad or in etc.); completely, thoroughly.

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  • auferrō, auferre, abstulī, ablātum
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carry away

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intentus, a, um

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intensely focused, intent

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Venus, Veneris, f.

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the goddess of sexual love; love

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immundus, a, um

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unclean, dirty

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somnium, (i)ī, n.

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dream

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visus, visūs, m.

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sight

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nocturnus, a, um

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of the night, nocturnal

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vestis, vestis, f.

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clothing, clothes

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maculō (1)

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stain, soil, make dirty

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quattuor

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four (indecl. adj.)

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  • rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptus
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snatch, seize, carry away, plunder

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vigintī

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twenty (indecl. adj.)

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raeda, ae, f.

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four-wheeled carriage

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  • maneō, manēre, mānsī, mānsum
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remain

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oppidulum, ī, n.

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little town (diminutive of oppidum)

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versus, ūs, m.

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a turning; furrow (of a plow); line of writing; line of poetry

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perfacilis, e

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very easy

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vēneō, vēnire, vēniī, (vēnitum) (conjugation like eo, īre, etc.)

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be sold, be for sale

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vīlis, e

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cheap; worthless; contemptible

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pānis, e

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bread

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longē

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by far

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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

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beautiful

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ultrā (adv.)

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on the far side, beyond; beyond that point, further; more

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callidus, a, um

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clever

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  • soleō, solēre, solitus (semi-deponent)
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be accustomed, be used to

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umerus, ī, m.

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shoulder

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portō (1)

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carry

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Canusium, i(ī), n.

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a town in Apulia (modern Canosa)

125
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lapidōsus, a, um

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full of stones, gritty

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dītis, e

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wealthy

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urna, ae, f.

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jar, pitcher; a unit of measure

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Diomēdēs, is, m.

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the famous Greek hero of the Iliad; king of Argos

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condō, condere, condidī, conditum

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put in; put away; bury; found, establish (a city)

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ōlim

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formerly; a long time ago; some day; sometimes

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Rubī, ōrum, m.pl.

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Rubi (modern Ruvo)

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  • perveniō, pervenīre, pervēnī, perventum
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make it to, arrive at

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utpote or ut pote

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as one might expect, as is natural

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carpō, carpere, carpsī, carptum

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pluck; select; eat away; push oneself along, press on along (a road e.g.)

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corruptus, a, um

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rotten, decayed

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imber, imbris, m.

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rain

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peior, peius

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worse

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adusque or ad usque

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all the way to, as far as

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Bārium, (i)ī, n.

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Bari (an Adriatic port)

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moenia, ium, n.pl.

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walls (of a town)

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Gnātia, ae, f.

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a town on the Adriatic, between Bari and Brundisium

142
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Lympha, ae, f.

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a water nymph; (in pl.) water

143
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īrātus, a, um

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angry

144
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exstruō, exstuere, extruxī, extructum

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make a heap of; build up construct

145
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risus, risūs, m

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laughter, a laugh

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iocus, ī, m

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joke

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tūs, tūris, n.

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frankincense

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liquescō, liquescere

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become liquid, melt

149
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līmen, inis, n.

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threshold

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sacer, sacra, sacrum

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sacred

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persuadeō, persuadēre, persuāsī, persuāsum

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recommend; persuade

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  • cupiō, cupere, cupīvī, cupitus
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desire, yearn for; want desperately

153
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Iudaeus, a, um

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of Judaea, Jewish

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Apella, ae, m.

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the name of a Jew (otherwise unknown)

155
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  • discō, discere, didicī
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learn

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sēcūrus, a, um

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free from fears, untroubled

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aevum, ī, n

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age; span of time; lifetime

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mīrus, a, um

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remarkable, extraordinary

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natūra, ae, f.

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the conditions of birth; nature (sometimes personified)

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  • dēmittō, dēmittere, dēmīsī, dēmissum
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send down

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Brundisum, i(ī), n

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Adriatic port at the end of the Via Appia; modern Brindisi

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c(h)arta, -ae, f.

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paper; page (of a text)

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