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et

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et (indc) and

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Claros

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Claros, i (f.) Claros (a town in Ionia)

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Tenedos

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Tenedos, i (f.) Tenedos (an island off Troy)

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Patarea-que

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Patareus, a, um ‘of Patara (a city in Asia Minor)’

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regia

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regia, ae (f.) royal seat, capital; palace

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servit

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servio, servire, servi(v)i, servitus ‘to serve, be a servant/slave’

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Iuppiter

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Iuppiter, Iovis (m.) Jupiter (father of the gods)

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est

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sum, esse, fui ‘to be’

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genitor

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genitor, genitoris (m.) ‘creator, father’

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per

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per (indc) + Acc ‘through’

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me

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ego (pron) ‘I’

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quod

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qui, quae, quod (rel. pron.) ‘who, which, that’

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erit-que

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sum, esse, fui ‘to be’

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fuit-que

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sum, esse, fui ‘to be’

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est-que

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sum, esse, fui ‘to be’

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patet

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pateo, patere

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concordant

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concordo (1-intr) ’be in harmony’

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carmina

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carmen, carminis (n.) ‘song; poem’

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nervis

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nervus, i (m.) ‘nerve, sinew; bowstring’

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certa

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certus, a, um ‘safe, certain’

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quidem

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quidem (indc) ‘indeed, truly’

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nostra

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noster, nostra, nostrum ‘our’

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tamen

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tamen (indc) ‘nevertheless’

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una

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unus, a, um ‘one, only, united’

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sagitta

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sagitta, ae (f.) ‘arrow’

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certior

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comp of certus, a, um ‘safe, certain’

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in

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in (indc) + Abl in, on, + Acc to, into

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vacuo

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vacuus, a, um ‘empty, idle; carefree’

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quae

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qui, quae, quod (rel. pron.) ‘who, which, that’

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vulnera

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vulnus, eris (n.) ‘wound’

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pectore

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pectus, pectoris (n.) ‘chest’

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fecit

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facio, facere, feci, factum ‘make’

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inventum

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inventum, i (n.) ‘invention’

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medicina

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medicina, ae (f.) ‘medicine’

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meum

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meus, a, um ‘my, mine’

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opifer-que

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opi-fer, opifera, opiferum ‘aid-bringing’

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orbem

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orbis, orbis (m.) ‘circle, ring; orb, disk’

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dicor

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dico, dicere, dixi, dictum ‘say, speak’

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herbarum

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herba, herbae (f.) ‘herb, grass’

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subiecta

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subicio, subicere, subieci, subiectum ‘place below, make subject’

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potentia

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potentia, ae (f.) ‘power, influence’

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nobis

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DatAbl Pl of ego (pron) ‘I’

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ei mihi

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Ovid’s rendering of the Greek exclamation oimoi ‘woe is me, alas, argh!’

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quod

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here: quod (indc) ‘because’

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nullis

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nullus, a, um ‘no, none’

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amor

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amor, amoris (m.) ‘love’

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sanabilis

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sanabilis, sanabile ‘curable’

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herbis

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herba, ae (f.) ‘herb, grass, plant’

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nec

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nec (indc) ‘and not, nor’

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prosunt

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prosum, prodesse, profui, profuturus ‘be an aid, benefit’

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domino

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dominus, i (m.) ‘master’

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omnibus

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omnis, omne ‘each, all, every’

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artes

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ars, artis (f.) ‘art, skill’

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plura

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plus, pluris (n.) ‘more’ (plura: NomAcc Pl ntr: ‘more things’)

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locuturum

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Part Fut Act of loqui, loquor, locutus sum (deponent!) ‘to speak’

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timido

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timidus, a, um ‘timid, fearful’

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Peneia

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Peneius, a, um ‘belonging to/of Peneus’

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cursu

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cursus, cursus (m.) ‘course, running, run’

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fugit

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fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitum ‘flee’

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cum-que

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cum (indc) +Abl ‘with’; (conjunction) ‘when, because, although’

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ipso

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ipse, ipsa, ipsum ‘self, oneself’

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verba

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verbum, i (n.) ‘word’

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imperfecta

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imperfectus, a, um ‘unfinished, incomplete’

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reliquit

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relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus ‘to leave behind, abandon’

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tum

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tum (indc) ‘then’

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quoque

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quoque (indc) ‘also’

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visa

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video, videre, vidi, visum ‘to see’

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decens

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decens, decentis ‘becoming, graceful’

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nudabant

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nudo (1-tr) ‘to reveal, lay bare’

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corpora

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corpus, oris (n.) ‘body’

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venti

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ventus, i (m.) ‘wind’

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obvia-que

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obvius, a, um ‘in the way, moving in the opposite direction’

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adversas

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adversus, a, um ‘opposite, opposing’

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vibrabant

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vibro (1-tr) ‘(cause to) move to and fro, flap’

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flamina

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flamen, flaminis (n.) ‘blast or gust of wind, breeze’

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vestes

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vestis, is, ium (f.) ‘clothing, garment’

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levis

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levis, levis ‘light’

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impulsos

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impello, impellere, impuli, impulsus ‘to push against, press upon’

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retro

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retro (indc) ‘backward, toward the rear’

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dabat

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dare, do, dedi, datum ‘to give’

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aura

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aura, ae (f.) ‘wind, breeze’

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capillos

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capillus, i (m.) ‘hair’

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aucta-que

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augeo, augere, auxi, actum ‘to increase, grow’

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forma

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forma, ae (f.) ‘shape, form, beauty’

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fuga

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fuga, ae (f.) ‘fleeing, flight’

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sed

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sed (indc) but

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enim

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enim (indc)

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non

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non (indc) not

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sustinet

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sustineo, sustinere, sustinui ‘withstand, endure’

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ultra

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ultra (indc) ‘beyond, further, more’; in negative clauses: ‘any more, any longer’

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perdere

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perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum here: ‘waste’

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blanditias

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blanditia, ae (f.) ‘ingratiating speech; charm’

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iuvenis

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iuvenis, iuvenis ‘young’

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deus

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deus, i (m.) god

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ut-que

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ut (indc) (just) as, like; that, so that

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monebat

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moneo, monere, monui, monitum ‘admonish’

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ipse

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ipse, ipsa, ipsum ‘self, oneself’

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Amor

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amor, amoris (m.) ‘love; the god of love’

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admisso

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admitto, admittere, admissi, admissum ‘admit; let go, release’

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sequitur

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sequor, sequi, secutus sum (deponent!) ‘follow’

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vestigia

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vestigium, i (n.) ‘trace; footprint, track’

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passu

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passus, passus (m.) ‘pace, step, stride’

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ut

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ut (indc) (just) as, like; that, so that

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canis

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canis, canis (m. or f.) ‘dog’

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vacuo

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vacuus, a, um ‘empty’

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leporem

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lepus, leporis (m.) hare

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cum

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cum (indc) +Abl ‘with’; (conjunction) ‘when, because, although’

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Gallicus

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Gallicus, a, um ‘of Gaul, Gallic’

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arvo

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arvum, i (n.) ‘(ploughed) field’

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vidit

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video, videre, vidi, visus ‘to see’

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hic

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hic, haec, hoc (pron) ‘this’

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praedam

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praeda, ae (f.) ‘prey; booty, plunder’

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pedibus

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pes, pedis (m.) ‘foot’

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petit

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peto, petere, petivi, petitum ‘to seek, strive/ask for’

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ille

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ille, illa, illud ‘that (one)’

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salutem

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salus, salutis (f.) ‘well-being’

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alter

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alter, altera, alterum ‘the other (of two)’

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inhaesuro

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Fut Act Ptc pr inhaero, inhaerere, inhaesi, inhaesurum ‘hold on tightly, stick, cling’

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similis

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similis, simile ‘similar’

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iam

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iam (indc) ‘already’

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iam-que

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tenere

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teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus ‘to hold’

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sperat

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spero (1-tr) ‘hope, hope for’

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extento

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extend, extendere, extent, extensus/extentus ‘take hold of, seize, catch’

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stringit

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stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictus ‘graze, skim, touch lightly’

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rostro

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rostrum, i (n.) ‘snout, muzzle’

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ambiguo

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ambiguus, a, um

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an

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an (indc) ‘whether’

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sit

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sum, esse, fui ‘to be’

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comprensus

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comprendo, comprendere, comprendi, comprensus ‘take hold of, seize, catch’

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ipsis

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ipse, ipsa, ipsum ‘self, oneself’

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morsibus

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morsus, morsus (m.) ‘bite’; pl. ‘teeth, jaws’

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eripitur

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eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptus ‘tear away, snatch away’

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tangentia-que

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tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum ‘to touch’

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ora

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os, oris (n. sg. or pl.) ‘mouth; face’

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relinquit

A

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus ‘to leave behind, abandon’

137
Q

sic

A

sic (indc) ‘thus, so’

138
Q

virgo

A

virgo, virginis (f.) ‘young woman, virgin’

139
Q

spe

A

spes, spei (f.) ‘hope’

140
Q

celer

A

celer, celera, celerum ‘fast, quick’

141
Q

illa

A

ille, illa, illud ‘that (one)’

142
Q

timore

A

timor, timoris (m.) ‘fear’

143
Q

qui

A

qui, quae, quod (rel. pron.) ‘who, which, that’

144
Q

insequitur

A

insequor, insequi, insecutus ‘pursue, chase’

145
Q

pennis

A

penna, ae (f.) ‘feather’

146
Q

adiutus

A

adiuvo, adiuvare, audiuvi, adiutus ‘aid, help, strengthen’

147
Q

Amoris

A

amor, amoris (m.) ‘love; the god of love’

148
Q

ocior

A

ocior, ntr ocius ‘faster, swifter’

149
Q

requiem-que

A

requies, requiei (f.) ‘rest, respite’

150
Q

negat

A

nego (1-tr) ‘to deny, to say that not’

151
Q

tergo-que

A

tergum, i (n.) ‘back’

152
Q

fugacis

A

fugax, fugacis ‘fugitive, running away’

153
Q

imminet

A

immineo, imminere ‘hang over, threaten’ (+ Dat.)

154
Q

crinem

A

crinis, crinis (m, sg. or pl.) ‘hair’

155
Q

sparsum

A

spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsus ‘scatter, distribute’

156
Q

cervicibus

A

cervix, cervicis (f.) ‘neck’

157
Q

afflat

A

ad-flo > af-flo (1-tr.) ‘breathe upon’

158
Q

viribus

A

vires, virum (m. pl.) ‘strength, forces’

159
Q

absumptis

A

absumo, absumere, absumpsi, absumptum ‘use up, spend, exhaust’

160
Q

expalluit

A

expallesco, expallescere, expallui, turn pale

161
Q

citae-que

A

citus, a, um ‘fast, quick’

162
Q

victa

A

victus, a, um ‘defeated’

163
Q

labore

A

labor, laboris (m.) ‘labour, work’

164
Q

fugae

A

fuga, ae (f.) ‘fleeing, flight’

165
Q

spectans

A

Nom Sg Pres Act Ptc of specto (1-tr) ‘look at’

166
Q

Peneidas

A

Peneis, Peneidos ‘of or belonging to (the river god) Peneus’; Peneidas = fem. pl. acc., declined as though it were a Greek form

167
Q

undas

A

unda, undae (f.) ‘wave’

168
Q

fer

A

fero, ferre, tuli, latum ‘to bear, carry’

169
Q

pater

A

pater, patris (m.) ‘father’

170
Q

inquit

A

‘he/she says’

171
Q

opem

172
Q

What is the nominative singular present active participle of ‘specto’?

173
Q

What does ‘Peneidas’ refer to?

A

‘of or belonging to (the river god) Peneus’; Peneidas = fem. pl. acc., declined as though it were a Greek form

174
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘wave’?

A

undas

unda, undae (f.)

175
Q

What does ‘fer’ mean?

A

‘to bear, carry’

fero, ferre, tuli, latum

176
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘father’?

A

pater

pater, patris (m.)

177
Q

What does ‘inquit’ mean?

A

‘he/she says’

178
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘aid, help’?

A

opem

ops, opis (f.)

179
Q

What does ‘si’ mean?

A

‘if’

si (indc)

180
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘river’?

A

flumina

flumen, fluminis (n.)

181
Q

What does ‘numen’ refer to?

A

numen

numen, numinis (n.)

182
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘to have’?

A

habetis

habeo, habere, habui, habitum

183
Q

What is the relative pronoun for ‘who, which, that’?

A

qua

qui, quae, quod

184
Q

What does ‘nimium’ mean?

A

‘excessively, too much’

nimium (indc)

185
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘to please’?

A

placui

placeo, placer, placui, placitum

186
Q

What does ‘mutando’ mean?

A

‘to change’

mutare (1-tr)

187
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘to ruin’?

A

perde

perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum

188
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘figure’?

A

figuram

figura, ae (f.)

189
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘to make’?

A

facit

facio, facere, feci, factum

190
Q

What does ‘ut’ mean?

A

‘(just) as, like; that, so that’

ut (indc)

191
Q

What does ‘laedar’ mean?

A

‘to hurt, wound’

laedo, laedere, laesi, laesum

192
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘hardly’?

A

vix

vix (indc)

193
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘prayer’?

A

prece

*prex, *precis (f.)

194
Q

What does ‘finita’ mean?

A

‘finite’

finitus, a, um

195
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘loss of power, numbness’?

A

torpor

torpor, torporis (m.)

196
Q

What does ‘gravis’ mean?

A

‘heavy’

gravis, grave

197
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘to occupy’?

A

occupat

occupo (1 – tr)

198
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘joint (of the body), limb’?

A

artus

artus, artus (m.)

199
Q

What does ‘mollia’ mean?

A

‘gentle, mild, soft’

mollis, molle

200
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘to gird, encircle, surround’?

A

cinguntur

cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus

201
Q

What does ‘tenui’ mean?

A

‘thin, slight, slender’

tenuis, tenue

202
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘(lower) chest, breast’?

A

praecordia

praecordia, praecordiorum (n. pl.)

203
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘inner bark (of a tree)’?

A

libro

liber, libri (m.)

204
Q

What does ‘in’ mean?

A

‘in, on’ (Abl); ‘to, into’ (Acc)

in (indc)

205
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘foliage, leafy bough’?

A

frondem

frõns, frondis (f.)

206
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘hair’?

A

crines

crinis, crinis (m, sg. or pl.)

207
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘branch’?

A

ramos

ramus, i (m.)

208
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘arm’?

A

bracchia

brachium, i (n.)

209
Q

What does ‘crescunt’ mean?

A

‘to grow’

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum

210
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘foot’?

A

pes

pes, pedis (f.)

211
Q

What does ‘modo’ mean?

A

‘only, just’

modo (indc)

212
Q

What does ‘tam’ mean?

A

‘thus, so’

tam (indc)

213
Q

What does ‘velox’ mean?

A

‘swift, fast’

velox, velocis

214
Q

What does ‘pigris’ mean?

A

‘sluggish, inactive, slow’

piger, pigra, pigrum

215
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘root’?

A

radicibus

radix, radicis (f.)

216
Q

What does ‘haeret’ mean?

A

‘to hang, stick, cling’

haereo, haerere, haesi, haesus

217
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘mouth; face’?

A

ora

os, oris (n. sg. or pl.)

218
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘peak, summit’?

A

cacumen

cacumen, inis (n.)

219
Q

What does ‘habet’ mean?

A

‘to have’

habeo, habere, habui, habitum

220
Q

What does ‘remanet’ mean?

A

‘to stay, remain behind’

remaneo, remanere, remansi

221
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘brightness, splendor’?

A

nitor

nitor, nitris m.

222
Q

What does ‘unus’ mean?

A

‘one’

unus, a, um

223
Q

What does ‘illa’ mean?

A

‘that (one)’

ille, illa, illud

224
Q

What does ‘hanc’ mean?

A

‘this’

hic, haec, hoc (pron)

225
Q

What does ‘quoque’ mean?

A

‘also’

quoque (indc)

226
Q

Who is ‘Phoebus’?

227
Q

What does ‘amat’ mean?

A

‘to love’

amo (1-tr)

228
Q

What does ‘posita-que’ mean?

A

‘to put, place’

pono, ponere, posui, positum

229
Q

What does ‘stipite’ mean?

A

‘trunk (of a tree)’

stipes, stipitis (m.)

230
Q

What does ‘dextra’ mean?

A

‘right’

dexter, dextra, dextrum

231
Q

What does ‘sentit’ mean?

A

‘to feel, sense’

sentio (4-tr)

232
Q

What does ‘adhuc’ mean?

A

‘so far, up to this’

adhuc (indc)

233
Q

What does ‘trepidare’ mean?

A

‘to tremble’

trepido (1-tr)

234
Q

What does ‘novo’ mean?

A

‘new’

novus, a, um

235
Q

What does ‘sub’ mean?

A

‘under’

sub (indc) + Abl

236
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘rind, bark’?

A

cortice

cortex, corticis (m.)

237
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘chest’?

A

pectus

pectus, pectoris (n.)

238
Q

What does ‘complexus-que’ mean?

A

‘to embrace’

complector, complecti, complexus sum

239
Q

What does ‘suis’ mean?

A

‘one’s own’

suus, a, um

240
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘part; member, limb’?

A

membra

membrum, i (n.)

241
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘arm’?

A

lacertis

lacertus, i (m.)

242
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘kiss’?

A

oscula

osculum, i (n.)

243
Q

What does ‘dat’ mean?

A

‘to give’

dare, do, dedi, datum

244
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘wood’?

A

ligno

lignum, i (n.)

245
Q

What does ‘refugit’ mean?

A

‘to flee, run away from’

refugio, refugere, refugi

246
Q

What does ‘tamen’ mean?

A

‘nevertheless’

tamen (indc)

247
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘god’?

A

deus

deus, i (m.)

248
Q

What does ‘at’ mean?

A

‘but’

at (indc.)

249
Q

What does ‘quoniam’ mean?

A

‘because’

quoniam (indc)

250
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘wife’?

A

coniunx

coniunx, coniugis (f.)

251
Q

What does ‘mea’ mean?

A

‘my, mine’

meus, a, um

252
Q

What does ‘non’ mean?

A

‘not’

non (indc)

253
Q

What does ‘potes’ mean?

A

‘can, be able to’

possum, posse, potui

254
Q

What does ‘esse’ mean?

A

‘to be’

sum, esse, fui

255
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘tree’?

A

arbor

arbor, arboris (m.)

256
Q

What does ‘eris’ mean?

A

‘to be’

sum, esse, fui

257
Q

What does ‘certe’ mean?

A

‘safe, certain’

certus, a, um

258
Q

What does ‘dixit’ mean?

A

‘say, speak’

dico, dicere, dixi, dictum

259
Q

What does ‘semper’ mean?

A

‘always’

semper (indc)

260
Q

What does ‘habebunt’ mean?

A

‘to have’

habeo, habere, habui, habitum

261
Q

What does ‘te’ mean?

A

‘you’

tu (pron)

262
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘hair’?

A

coma

coma, ae (f.)

263
Q

What does ‘citharae’ mean?

A

‘lyre’

cithara, ae (f.)

264
Q

What does ‘nostrae’ mean?

A

‘our’

noster, nostra, nostrum

265
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘laurel tree; sprig or branch of laurel’?

A

laure

laurus, i (f.)

266
Q

What does ‘pharetrae’ mean?

A

‘quiver’

pharetra, ae (f.)

267
Q

What does ‘ducibus’ mean?

A

‘leader’

dux, ducis (m.)

268
Q

What does ‘Latiis’ mean?

A

‘of Latium, Latin, Roman’

Latius, a, um

269
Q

What does ‘aderis’ mean?

A

‘to be present’

adsum, adesse, affui

270
Q

What does ‘cum’ mean?

A

‘with’; (conjunction) ‘when, because, although’

cum (indc) +Abl

271
Q

What does ‘laeta’ mean?

A

‘happy, glad’

laetus, a, um

272
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘a triumph, triumphal procession’?

A

triumphum

triumphus, i (m.)

273
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘voice’?

A

vox

vox, vocis (f.)

274
Q

What does ‘canet’ mean?

A

‘sing’

cano, canere, cecini, cantum

275
Q

What does ‘et’ mean?

A

‘and’

et (indc)

276
Q

What does ‘visent’ mean?

A

‘go to see; behold’

viso, visere, visi, visum

277
Q

What does ‘longas’ mean?

A

‘long’

longus, a, um

278
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘the Capitoline hill’?

A

Capitolia

Capitolia, Capitoliorum (n. pl.)

279
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘(ceremonial) procession, parade’?

A

pompas

pompa, ae (f.)

280
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘doorpost, jamb’?

A

postibus

postis, postis (m.)

281
Q

What does ‘augustis’ mean?

A

‘solemn, venerable; majestic, august’

augustus, a, um

282
Q

What does ‘eadem’ mean?

A

‘the same’

idem, eadem, idem

283
Q

What does ‘fidissima’ mean?

A

‘trustworthy’

fidus, a, um

284
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘guardian’?

A

custos

custos, custodis (m.)

285
Q

What does ‘ante’ mean?

A

‘before, in front of’

ante (indc) + Acc

286
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘door’, pl. ‘double doors’?

A

fores

foris, foris (f.)

287
Q

What does ‘stabis’ mean?

A

‘to stand’

sto, stare, steti, status

288
Q

What does ‘mediam-que’ mean?

A

‘middle, centre’

medius, a, um

289
Q

What does ‘tuebere’ mean?

A

‘look at; protect’

= tueberis: tuor, tueri, tutus sum

290
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘oak’?

A

quercum

quercus, i (f.)

291
Q

What does ‘ut-que’ mean?

A

‘just as’

ut (indc)

292
Q

What does ‘meum’ mean?

A

‘my, mine’

meus, a, um

293
Q

What does ‘intonsis’ mean?

A

‘unshorn’

intonsus, a, um

294
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘head’?

A

caput

caput, capitis (n.)

295
Q

What does ‘est’ mean?

A

‘to be’

sum, esse, fui

296
Q

What does ‘iuvenale’ mean?

A

‘youthful’

iuvenalis, iuvenale

297
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘hair’?

A

capillis

capillus, i (m.)

298
Q

What does ‘perpetuos’ mean?

A

‘perpetual’

perpetuus, a, um

299
Q

What does ‘gere’ mean?

A

‘to carry, carry out’

gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

300
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘leaf’?

A

frondis

frons, frondis (f.)

301
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘honor’?

A

honores

honor, honoris (m.)

302
Q

What does ‘finierat’ mean?

A

‘end, finish’

finio (4-tr)

303
Q

Who is ‘Paean’?

A

Paean (a Greek god)

Paeãn, Paeanis (m.)

304
Q

What does ‘factis’ mean?

A

‘make’

facio, facere, feci, factum

305
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘laurel tree’?

A

laurea

laurea, laureae (f.)

306
Q

What is the Latin word for ‘branch’?

A

ramis

ramus, i (m.)

307
Q

What does ‘adnuit’ mean?

A

‘to nod towards, nod in assent’

adnuo, adnuere, adnui

308
Q

What does ‘visa’ mean?

A

‘to see’

video, videre, vidi, visum

309
Q

What does ‘agitasse’ mean?

A

‘to stir up, set in motion, shake’

= agitavisse: agito (1-tr)

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