Latin Chapter 25: First Morning in Rome Flashcards by joseph moller | Brainscape

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Tumultus, -us, m.

A

Uproar, commotion

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De omnibus rebus

A

About everything

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Eho!

A

Hey

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Abhinc

A

Ago, previously

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Taberna, -ae, f.

A

Shop

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Postis, postis, m.

gen. pl. postium

A

Door-post

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Poeta, -ae, m.

A

Poet

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Aliquid

A

Something

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Lapis, lapidis, m.

A

Stone

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Oppressus, -a, -um

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Crushed

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Quadratus, -a, -um

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Squared

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Quod

A

Which

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Domus Aurea

A

Nero’s Golden House

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Pervinio, pervinire, perveni

A

To arrive (at), to reach

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Sterto, stertere, stertui

A

To snore

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Traho, trahere, traxi

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To drag, to pull

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Conficio, conficere, confeci

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To finish

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Aestus, -us, m.

A

Heat

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Aquaeductus, -us, m.

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Aqueduct

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Arcus, -us, m.

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Arch

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Complexus, -us, m.

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Embrace

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Domus, -us, f.

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House

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Manus, -us, f.

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Hand

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Risus, -us, m.

A

Smile, laugh

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Senatus, -us, m.

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Senate

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Sonitus, -us, m.

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Sound

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Strepitus, -us, m.

A

Noise, clattering

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Dies, diei, m.

A

Day

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Res, rei, f.

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Thing, matter, situation

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Causa, -ae, f.

A

Reason

Q

Huius

A

Of this

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Absum, abesse, afui

A

To be away, to be absent, to be distant

Q

Stilus, -i, m.

A

Pen

Q

Eorum

A

Of them, their

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Reditus, -us, m.

A

Return

Q

Eo die

A

On that day

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Tertius, -a, -um

A

Third

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Fugio, fugere, fugi

A

To flee

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Caput, capitis, n.

A

Head

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Vinum, -i, n.

A

Wine

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Sequentes

A

Following

Q

Hic

A

This, the latter

Q

Illi

A

Those, the former

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Excitatus, -a, -um

A

Wakened, aroused