Lesson 3 Vocab Review Flashcards

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aeger -gra -grum

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sick, ill

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aequus -a -um

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equal to, even, level

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aeternus -a -um

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eternal, everlasting

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albus -a -um

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white

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alienus -a -um

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foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable

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all (in a group)

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cunctus -a -um

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almus -a -um

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nurturing, me

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altus -a -um

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high, deep

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angústiae -arum f.

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narrow place, difficulties

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angustus -a -um

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narrow, confined

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árduus -a -um

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steep, arduous

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arma -orum n.

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arms, weapons

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Arma Virúmque cano.

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I sing of arms and a man.

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arms, weapons

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arma -orum n.

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asper -era -erum

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harsh, rough

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avid, keen

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ávidus -a -um

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ávidus -a -um

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avid, keen

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bad

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malus -a -um

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baggage, baggage train

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impedimenta -orum n.

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beatus -a -um

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blessed

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beautiful

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pulcher -chra -chrum

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blessed

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beatus -a -um

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blind

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caecus -a -um

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bonus -a -um

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good

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caecus -a -um

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blind

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cálidus -a -um

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warm, hot

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camp

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catra -orum n.

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catra -orum n.

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camp

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certain

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certus -a -um

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certus -a -um

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certain

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citus -a -um

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rapid, quick

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clarus -a -um

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clear, bright, gleaming

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clear, bright, gleaming

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clarus -a -um

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34
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cold

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frígidus -a -um

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Credo in unum Deum.

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I believe in one God

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cunctus -a -um

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all (in a group)

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dangerous

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periculosus -a -um

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defessus -a -um

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tired, weary

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dexter -tra -trum

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right, right-hand

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dignus -a -um

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worthy

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41
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doubtful

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dúbius -a -um

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42
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do + in fugam

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to put to flight

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dúbius -a -um

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doubtful

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44
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durus -a -um

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hard (not soft)

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dutiful, pious

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pius -a -um

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equal to, even, level

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aequus -a -um

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eternal, everlasting

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aeternus -a -um

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excelsus -a -um

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on high, lofty

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Exércitus impetum fecerunt.

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The army made an attack.

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50
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fácio + impetum

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to make an attack

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ferus -a -um

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wild, fierce

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foedus -a -um

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foul, ugly, hideous

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foolish, stupid

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stultus -a -um

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foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable

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alienus -a -um

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foul, ugly, hideous

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foedus -a -um

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free

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liber -era -erum

57
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frígidus -a -um

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cold

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good

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bonus -a -um

59
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grátias tibi ago

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thank you

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great, large

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magnus -a -um

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happy

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laetus -a -um

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hard (not soft)

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durus -a -um

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harsh, rough

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asper -era -erum

64
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hiberna -orum n.

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winter quarters

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high, deep

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altus -a -um

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holy, saint

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sanctus -a -um

67
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I believe in one God

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Credo in unum Deum.

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I sing of arms and a man.

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Arma Virúmque cano.

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impedimenta -orum n.

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baggage, baggage train

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insídiae -arum f.

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plot, ambush

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ínteger -gra -grum

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whole, uninjured

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laetus -a -um

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happy

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late, delayed

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tardus -a -um

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latus -a -um

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wide, broad

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lazy

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piger -gra -grum

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left, left-hand

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sinister -tra -trum

77
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Legati Gallos in fugam dant.

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The lieutenants put the Gauls to flight.

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lentus -a -um

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slow, sluggish

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liber -era -erum

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free

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long

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longus -a -um

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longus -a -um

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long

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magnus -a -um

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great, large

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malus -a -um

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bad

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mirus -a -um

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wondrous

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miser -era -erum

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wretched

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much, many

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multus -a -um

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multus -a -um

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much, many

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múnio + via

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to build a road

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narrow place, difficulties

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angústiae -arum f.

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narrow, confined

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angustus -a -um

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nefárius -a -um

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wicked

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new

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novus -a -um

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novus -a -um

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new

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nurturing, me

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almus -a -um

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of the country, rustic, unsophisticated

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rústicus -a -um

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on high, lofty

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excelsus -a -um

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parvus -a -um

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small

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periculosus -a -um

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dangerous

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piger -gra -grum

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lazy

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pius -a -um

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dutiful, pious

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plot, ambush

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insídiae -arum f.

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proud

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superbus -a -um

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pulcher -chra -chrum

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beautiful

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rapid, quick

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citus -a -um

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right, right-hand

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dexter -tra -trum

106
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Romani in Británniā vias muniverunt.

A

The Romans built roads in Britain.

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rústicus -a -um

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of the country, rustic, unsophisticated

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sacer sacra sacrum

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sacred

109
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sacred

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sacer sacra sacrum

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sanctus -a -um

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holy, saint

111
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sick, ill

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aeger -gra -grum

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sinister -tra -trum

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left, left-hand

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slow, sluggish

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lentus -a -um

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small

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parvus -a -um

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steep, arduous

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árduus -a -um

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stultus -a -um

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foolish, stupid

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superbus -a -um

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proud

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tardus -a -um

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late, delayed

119
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thank you

A

grátias tibi ago

120
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The army made an attack.

A

Exércitus impetum fecerunt.

121
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The lieutenants put the Gauls to flight.

A

Legati Gallos in fugam dant.

122
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The Romans built roads in Britain.

A

Romani in Británniā vias muniverunt.

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tired, weary

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defessus -a -um

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true

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verus -a -um

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verus -a -um

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true

126
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warm, hot

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cálidus -a -um

127
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white

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albus -a -um

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whole, uninjured

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ínteger -gra -grum

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wicked

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nefárius -a -um

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wide, broad

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latus -a -um

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wild, fierce

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ferus -a -um

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winter quarters

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hiberna -orum n.

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wondrous

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mirus -a -um

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worthy

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dignus -a -um

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wretched

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miser -era -erum

136
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to put to flight

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do + in fugam

137
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to build a road

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múnio + via

138
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to make an attack

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fácio + impetum