Page 4 Flashcards by Kennedy Culbertson | Brainscape

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acerbus, -a, -um

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bitter, severe

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an

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conj. (between two questions) Or is it that…?

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aperte

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adv. openly

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auctoritas, -atis

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f. lead, support

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coërceo, -ere, -ui, -itum

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to repress, restrain

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confero, conferre, contuli, collatum

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to bring together

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consilium, -i

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n. plan of action

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consultum, -i

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n. decree

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desum, deesse, defui

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irregular verb with dative: to fail

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iam

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adv. with past tense: already

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iam diu

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adv. for a long time now

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in

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with acc. of person: against

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incendium, -i

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n. fire; pl. arson

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iussu

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(from iussus) abl. sg. by order, at the command

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labefacto, labefactare, labefactavi, labefactatus

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to weaken

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machinor 1-tr

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to devise, plan

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mediocriter

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adv. moderately, not very much

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nimis

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adv. too, too much

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novae res

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f. pl. revolution

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occido, occidere, occidi, occisum

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to kill, murder

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oportet, oportere, oportuit

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impersonal, in present tense: it is right, ought

in past tenses: “ought to have ______ed”

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orbis, orbis

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m. globe

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orbis terrae

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the world

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ordo, ordinis

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m. class, body

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perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatum

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to put up with

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perniciosus, -a, -um

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dangerous, destructive

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pestis, -is

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f. plague, destruction

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pontifex, pontificis

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m. priest

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praetereo, -ire, -ivi (ii), -itum

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to pass over

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pridem

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adv. for a long time

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privatus, -i

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m. civilian, private citizen

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quondam

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adv. at one time, formerly

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status, -us

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m. situation, condition

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studeo, studere, studui

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with dat. to be eager for

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supplicium, -i

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n. punishment

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vasto 1-tr

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to destroy

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vehemens, -ntis

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strong, forceful

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vero

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adv. indeed