Pro Caelio: XXX-XXXV Flashcards by Aneurin Quinn Evans | Brainscape

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severitas-atis

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F: seriousness, gravity, sternness, strictness, severity

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deprecari

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deprecor: try to avert by entreaty, pray for

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vacationem

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vacatio: F: freedom from duty, immunity, freedom from blame, excuse

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inquam

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to say

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perfugiis

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perfugium: N: refuge, shelter, excuse, defense

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concessa

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concedo: granted, allowed, conceded, departed, withdrawn

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dimitto

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to send different directions, send away, let go, dismiss, give up,

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communis

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common, general, universal, public

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petulantiae

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petulantia: impudence, wantonness, petulance

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libidinum

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debauched ways

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peccata

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peccatum-i: N: error, mistake, moral offence, misdemeanour, sin

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vitia

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vitium:N: a fault, defect, blemish, imperfection, VICE

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postulo

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(1): claim, demand, request; accuse, prosecute

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criminibus

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crimen:charge, accusation,

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proprie (adv)

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peculiarly, characteristically, properly, rightly. IN PERSON

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conferuntur

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confero: To bring together, collect, gather, unite, join

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recuso

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object to, protest against, oppose, decline, refuse

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veneni

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venenum: N: poison

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sumptum

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Sumo-ere,….Taken

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maledicta

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maledictum: slander, verbal abuse

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iurgi

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iurgium, iurgii: N: quarrel, strife, dispute, abuse

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quaestionis

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quaestio: a questioning, examination, inquiry, investigation, inquest

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adulter

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adulter: adulterous, unchaste

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impudicus

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impudicus: immoral, indecent, pervert

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sequester

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Some sort of dealer/middle man (bribery agent)

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convicium

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a loud cry,shout, abuse, insult, reproach

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accusatio

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a formal complaint, indictment, accusation, prosecution

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fundamentum

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a foundation, basis

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contumeliosus-a-um

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abusive, insulting, reviling

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temere

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blindly, by chance, accidentally, without purpose/cause, heedlessly, recklessly

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irato

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irascor: to be angry, be in a rage

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sumpsit

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sumo: to take, take up, take in hand, lay hold of, assume

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teste

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testis: M/F: witness, one who testifies or attests

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quamdiu

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how long, as long as, until

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egregiae

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egregius: outstanding, extraordinary, distinguished,

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familiaritas

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familiarity, intimacy,

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sollicitavit

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sollicito: to bribe, seduce, agitate

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potionem

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potio-onis: F: drink

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rursus

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(Adv) again, backwards

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descidio

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discidium: a parting, separation, disagreement, dissension, discord

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nota

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a means of recognition, mark, sign, stamp, impression

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depellendi

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depello: drive off, push away, rebut, repel

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praestanti

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praesto: to stand out, stand before, be superior, excel, surpass, exceed, be excellent

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prudentia

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a foreseeing

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sola

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solo: to make lonely

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commodasse

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(vi): comodo-are-avi-atus: lend, hire, provide, furnish, give, lend, oblige, adapt, suit

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arguit

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arguo: to make known, show, prove, accuse, blame, charge with

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pertulanter

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pertly, wantonly, impudently, petulantly

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secus

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otherwise, differently, wrongly, badly

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matronarum

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matron, a married woman

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sanctitas

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inviolability, purity, respectability, sacredness, sanctity

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nominamus

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nomino: to call by name, name, give a name to

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sin

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but if

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remota

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removeo: to move back, take away, set aside, put off, drive away, withdraw, remove

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patroni

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patronus: a protector, defender, advocate

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insectantur

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insector: to pursue, follow up

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intercederent

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intercedo to come between, intervene, obstruct, oppose

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modice

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modicus: measure, moderate, modest, temperate, restrained

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fides

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fido to trust, confide, put confidence in, rely upon

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muliebris

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of a woman, womanly, feminine

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praesertim

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especially, chiefly, principally, particularly

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Aes, Aeris

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Money, fee, copper/bronze/brass, debt

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priscus-a-um

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of former times, of old, old, ancient, primitive, antique, old-fashined

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remisse (adv)

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Gently

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leniter

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lenis: soft, smooth, mild, gentle, easy, calm

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austerus-a-um

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bitter, sour, harsh, severe, stern, strict

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excitandus

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excito: call up, raise, stir up, set in motion. rouse

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barbatus-a-um

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having a beard, bearded

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delectatur

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delecto: to allure, attract, delight, charm, please, entertain, interest

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statuis

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statuo: to cause to stand, set up, set, station, fix upright, erect, plant

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obiurget

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obiurgo: scold, chide

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suscenseat

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suscenseo: to be angry, be indignant, be enraged, be provoked

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exsistat

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exsisto: to step out, come forth, emerge, appear

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profecto

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actually, indeed, really, truly, assuredly, certainly

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commodares

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Provide, give

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abavus

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a grandfather’s grandfather (great, great grandfather)

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atavus

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GGG frandfather

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Urbane

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Refined, modern

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Potissimum

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In particular, and especially

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matrimonium

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matrimonium: wedlock, marriage, matrimony

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amplissimo

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amplus: large, spacious,; eminent, distinguished

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nupsisses

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nubo:marry

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cognatus-a-um

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related, akin, kindred, kinsman, blood-relative

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adfinis-is-e

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‘in-law’

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temeritas-tatis

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F. chance, accident, rashness, recklessness, heedlessness

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libido

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lust

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viriles

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virilis: of a man, like a man, manly, masculine, virile

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comovebant

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commoveo: To put in violent motion, move, shake, stir:

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aemulus-a-um

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Rival, jealous, envious

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muliebri

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muliebris: of a woman, womanly, feminine

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admonebat

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admoneo to bring to mind, remind, suggest, put in mind of:

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complexa

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complector: embrace

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fraternus-a-um

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of a brother, brotherly, fraternal

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vitia

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vitium: a fault, defect, blemish, imperfection, vice

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detrahi

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detraho: to draw off, take down, pull down, take away, remove, withdraw, drag, bring

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potius

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potis: able, capable

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paternus-a-um

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of a father, fatherly, paternal

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avitus-a-um

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of a grandfather, ancestral

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usque

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continuously, constantly, persistently,

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repetitus

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Continued, repeated

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ideo

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ideo: for that reason, on that account, therefore

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diremi

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Dirimo: pull apart, part, separate, break up

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turpis-e

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ugly, unsightly, unseemly, repulsive, foul, filthy

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foedera

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foedero: to establish by treaty

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ferires

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ferio: to strike, smite, beat, knock, cut, thrust, hit

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adduxi

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adduco: to lead to, bring to, bring along

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incestus-a-um

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not religiously pure, unholy, profane; unchaste, lewd, defiled

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comitatus-a-um

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attended, escorted, accompanied

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celebrares

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celebro: to frequent, throng, crowd, fill

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induxi

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induco: to lead in, bring in, introduce, conduct, lead up, bring forward

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verear

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vereor: to reverence, revere, respect, stand in awe

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repente

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repens-tis: sudden, unexpected,

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convertat

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converto; turn, revolve, recoil, snap back

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censorius-a-um

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of the censor, censorial

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posterius

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later, future

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disceptatoribus

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disceptator: an umpire, arbitrator, judge

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probaturum

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probo: approve, test, prove

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introducta

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introduco: to lead in, bring in, introduce, conduct within, admit

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insimulas

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insimulo: to make suspected, charge, accuse, blame, impeach

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moliris

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molior: struggle, strive, toil,

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arguis

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arguo: declare, disclose

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rationem

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account, explanation

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consuetudinis

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consuetudo: companionship

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coniunctionis

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conjunctio: affinity, association

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exponas

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expono: to put out, set forth, expose, exhibit

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actas

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acta: the sea-shore, sea-beach:

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convivia

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convivium: feast, banquet

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comissationes

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comissatio: a Bacchanalian revel, revelry, feasting, carousing

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navigia

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navigium: a vessel, ship, bark, boat

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invita

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invito: to invite, treat, feast, entertain

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effrenata

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effreno: to unbridle

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praecipiti

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praeceps: headlong

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diluas

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diluo: to wash away, dissolve,make clear, explain, rebut, refute

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oportet

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it is necessary, is proper

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falsa

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falsum: an untruth, falsehood, fraud, deceit

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testimonio

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testimonium: witness, evidence, attestation, testimony

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Patruum

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Uncle

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Modo

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In this way, now, recently,

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exstitisse

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existo: appear, arise, , become, be

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horridus-a-um

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bristly, prikly, rough, scruffy, dreadful, horrible, “unkempt”

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vel

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or, and, EVEN,