Page 42 Flashcards by Kennedy Culbertson

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ardeo, -ere, arsi, arsum

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to be on fire, burn

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complures, -ia

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several, many

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conflagro 1-tr

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to burn up, be consumed

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contamino 1-tr

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to pollute, stain

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existimo 1-tr

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to estimate, judge

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factu

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(from facio) supine, ‘to do’

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Flaccus, -i

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m. Flaccus

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fortitudo, -inis

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f. bravery

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gladiator, -ir

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m. gladiator, king

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Gracchi, -orum

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m. pl. the Gracchi brothers

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honesto 1-tr

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to dignify, honour, adorn

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hora, -ae

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f. hour, time

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impendeo, -ere

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def. v. with dat. to overhang, threaten

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incendium, -i

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n. fire, pl. arson

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inertia, -ae

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f. laziness

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interficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum

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to kill, murder

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iudico 1-tr

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to judge, decide

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multo 1-tr

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to punish

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neglego, -ere, -lexi, -lectum

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to disregard, neglect

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nequitia, -ae

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f. worthlessness

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pario, -ere, peperi, partum

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to acquire, get

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parricida, -ae

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m. assassin, parricide

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redundo 1-tr

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with dat. to wash back over, overwhelm

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sanctus, -a, -um

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consecrated, inviolable

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sanguis, -inis

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m. blood

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Saturninus, -i

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m. Saturninus

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severitas, -atis

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f. seriousness, sternness

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superior, -ius

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(from superus) compl. adj. before, previous

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tecta, -orum

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n. pl. houses, homes

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vasto 1-tr

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to lay waste, destroy

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vehementius

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comp. adv. more strongly, more forcefully

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vexo 1-tr

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to harass