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I.7 Flashcards

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accedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum

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agree with; go to

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adhuc

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still, as yet, up until now

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adlubentia, -ae

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willingness, desire

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adorior, -iri, adortum

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rise, try, undertake

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adplico (1)

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direct . . . towards

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adquiesco, -ere, -evi

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find comfort, come to rest

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aegre

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with difficulty, painfully, reluctantly

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aerumnae, -arum

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troubles, tribulations, difficulties

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an

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or; whether

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annosus-a-um

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full of years, old

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anus, -us (f.)

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old woman

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anxius-a-um

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concerned, anxious

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attentus-a-um

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detained, kept busy

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avius-a-um

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uncharted, unknown, pathless

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caupona, -ae

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inn, inkeeper

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cavillum, -i

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banter

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concedo, -ere, concessi, concessum

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go away, go off

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confero, -ferre (etc.)

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turn over, give up

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congressus, -us

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intercourse

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consector, -ari, -atum

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follow, pursue, overtake

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contego, -ere, -texi, -tectum

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cover

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contraho (etc.)

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get, incur, acquire

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convallis, -is (f.)

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hamlet

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cruciabilis-is-e

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painful, torturous

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cubile, -is (n.)

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bed, resting place

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curo (1)

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be in charge of, care for, take care of

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decimus-a-um

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tenth

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devorto, -ere, -vorti, -vorsum

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stay (for the night), turn aside, stop in

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dexter, -era/-tra, -trum

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right

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dicacitas, -atis (f.)

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wit, joking

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diu (comp. diutius)

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for a long time

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32
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diuturnus-a-um

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long-lasting

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domuitio, -onis (f.)

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homecoming, returning home

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34
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efficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum

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cause, make

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eluvies, -ei

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flood, flow

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36
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enormis-is-e

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huge, immense

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evado, -ere, evasi, evasum

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escape, get away from

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38
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exuo, -ere, exui, exutum

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take off

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39
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famigerabilis-is-e

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famous, renowned

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fatigatus-a-um

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worn out

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figo, -ere, fictum

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set up, plant

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42
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frons, -ntis (f.)

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forehead

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43
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fruor, -ui, fructum

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enjoy

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44
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gladiatorius-a-um

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involving gladiators, gladiatorial

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45
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gratus-a-um

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welcome, grateful

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46
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hospitium, -i

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hospitality, home, place to stay

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47
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humane

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kindly, decently

48
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ilico

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thereupon, on the spot

49
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imus-a-um

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bottom/lowest part of

50
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incido, -ere, -cidi

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stumble into

51
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infit

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it begins

52
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intimidus-a-um

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fearless

53
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iocus, -i

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joke, joking

54
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lacinia, -ae

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fold, flap, hem; garment (pl.)

55
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lacunosus-a-um

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full of holes

56
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latro, -onis (m.)

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robber

57
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lavacrum, -cri

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public bath

58
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lectulus, -i

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little bed

59
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mensis, -is (m.)

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month

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mereo, -ere, -ui, -itum

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earn, work, earn a wage, serve (military)

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mitigo (1)

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get mellow

62
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modico

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a little

63
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nimis

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very much, excessively

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nummatus-a-um

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having money, rich

65
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obeo, -ire, -ii, -itum

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meet, go to, go off, die

66
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obsessus-a-um

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besieged, beset

67
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operose

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vigorously

68
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operulae, -arum

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wages

69
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paulo

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by a little, a little (adv.)

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percitus-a-um

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aroused

71
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perduco (etc.)

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take, bring, lead to

72
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peregrinatio, -onis (f.)

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journey

73
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permulceo, -ere, -mulsi, -mulsum

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soothe, stroke, caress

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pestilens, -ntis

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noxious, malignant

75
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poculum, -i

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cup

76
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praeministro (1)

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do [as a service] before [being asked]

77
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prius

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earlier, first, before; (conj. w/ quam) before

78
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privo (1)

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deprive, take away

79
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probe

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well, thoroughly, properly

80
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proclivis-is-e

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inclined, prone, eager

81
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proficiscor, -i, profectum

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set out, go forth, leave

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propere

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quickly

83
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quaestus, -us (m.)

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trade, business

84
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quoad

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(conj.) until (+subj); to the point where (+indic.)

85
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refero, -ferre (etc.)

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report, bring back; (reflex. return)

86
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refoveo, -ere, refovi, refotum

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restore, refresh

87
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replaudo, -ere, replausi, replausum

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smack repeatedly

88
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revortor, revorti, reversum

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go back, return, turn back

89
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saccaria, -ae

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the job of a porter, sack-carrier

90
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saevio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

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rage

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satio (1)

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satisfy, sate, nourish

92
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scitulus / scitus-a-um

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nice, sharp, clever

93
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secundum (prep. +acc.)

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according to, after

94
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sequor, -i, secutum

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follow

95
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sermo, -onis (m.)

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conversation, speech, language

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servitus, -utis (f.)

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slavery

97
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sine

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(imper.) let it go, stop

98
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sordes, -is (f.)

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dirt, filth; stinginess

99
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spectaculum, =i

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show

100
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spoliatio, -onis (f.)

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robbery

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suspiritus, -us (m.)

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sigh

102
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sustineo, -ere, -ui, sustentum

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hold … up, put up with, endure

103
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tandem

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finally, at last

104
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tersus, -us (m.)

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wiping

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tracto (1)

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treat, handle

106
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transitus, -us (m.)

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way past

107
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tropaeum, -i

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trophy

108
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ultime

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farthest, to an extreme

109
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unctus, -us (m.)

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rubbing oil

110
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unicus-a-um

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a single one, single

111
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urigo, -inis (f.)

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lust

112
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utpote

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(conj.) inasmuch as

113
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vastus-a-um

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boundless, gigantic

114
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vegetus-a-um

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vigorous, lively

115
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velatus-a-um

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covered, hidden

116
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vestio, -ire, -ivi, -tum

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clothe

117
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voluptas, -atis (f.)

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pleasure

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