Lumina V Flashcards

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long time; survival

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diuturnitas, diuturnitatis f.

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2
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age; eternity; time

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aevus, aevi m.

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3
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neighbouring

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finitimus, a, um

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4
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marriage

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conubium, conubii n.

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5
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horse races

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ludi equestres

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6
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marry according to Roman law

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in iustum matrimonium ducere

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7
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give, supply

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praebeo, praebēre

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8
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longing

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desiderium, desiderii n.

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9
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gradually (adv.)

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paulatim

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10
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encourage, excite, inspire

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incito, incitare

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11
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rush

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se incitare

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12
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erect

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instruo, instuere, instruxi, instructum

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13
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divide, separate

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dirimo, dirimere, dirēmi, diremptum

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14
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shake, distress, attack

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vexo, vexare

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15
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grandson

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nepos, nepotis m.

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16
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ox, cow

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bos, bovis m. or f.

17
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move, affect

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commoveo, commovere, commovi, commotum

18
Q

arrest

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manum inicere

19
Q

fetter

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compes, compedis f.

20
Q

claim, free, liberate, protect

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vindico, vindicare

21
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dishonest, bad

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improbus, a, um

22
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cry, lament

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fleo, flēre, flevi, fletum

23
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corn, grain

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frumentum, frumenti n.

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be missing, fail

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desum, deesse, defui

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lend (money)
mutuum dare
26
voluntarily, of one's own accord
sponte (adv.)
27
esteem, love
diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum
28
take to court
in ius ducere
29
despair, give up hope
despero, desperare
30
assembly (for the election of magistrates)
comitia, comitiorum n. pl.
31
declare, appoint
indico, indicere, indixi, indictum
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pick, choose
eligo, eligere, elegi, electum
33
candidate
candidatus, i m.
34
dangerous
periculosus, periculosa, periculosum
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on the one hand ... on the other hand
hinc ... hinc