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fleo, flēre, flevi, fletum

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to cry, weep, lament

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caelebs, caelibis

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(adj.) unmarried, single

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vetustus, vetusta, vetustum

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old, ancient, established, archaic, old-fashioned

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disto, distare, distiti, —

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to stand apart, be distant; to differ

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custos, custodis (m)

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guard, protector, watchman, jailor

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vivo, vivere, vixi, victum

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to live, be alive, survive

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peccator, -oris (m)

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sinner

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diaconus, -i (m)

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deacon, minister

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presbyter, presbyteri (m)

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church elder, priest

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vicus, -i (m)

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street, village, farm

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villula, -ae (f)

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little villa

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incito, -are, -avi, -atus

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urge on, enrage, inspire

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ferio, ferire

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strike, hit

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invidia, invidiae (f)

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envy, jealousy, resentment

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promptus, -ūs (m)

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visibility, readiness

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simul ac

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as soon as

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aliquanto

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somewhat, rather

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negotiosus, -a, -um

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busy

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desidia, desidiae (f)

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idleness, inactivity

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ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotus

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pardon, forgive (+dat)

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iurgium, iurgii (n)

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altercation, quarrel

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appeto, appetere, appetivi, appetitus

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strive for, reach after

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praeterea

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besides, thereafter, in addition

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profusus, profusa, profusum

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lavish, extravagant

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quilibet, quaelibet, quodlibet

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whoever/whatever, anyone/anything

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quomodo

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in what way? how?; as, just as

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mortalia, mortalium (n)

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human affairs, misfortunes, woes

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nitor, niti, nixus sum

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press, struggle, strive, RELY ON

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decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretus

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decide, determine, decree, judge

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solutus, soluta, solutum

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unbound, loose, free

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institutum, instituti (n)

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custom, decree, intention, plan

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aspernor, aspernari, aspernatus sum

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slight, spurn, reject, refuse

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dignus, digna, dignum

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worthy (of) [+abl]

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profecto

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indeed, certainly

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verum

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but yet, truly

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quoniam

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since, because

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pareo, parēre, parui, paritus

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to obey (+dat)

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praeclarus, praeclara, praeclarum

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very bright, brilliant

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placeo, placēre, placui, placitum

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to please, give pleasure (+dat)

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dehinc

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then, next

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41
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demum

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finally

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42
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etiam

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also, even, still

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43
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haudquaquam

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by no means whatsoever

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44
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etiamtum/etiamtunc

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even now, still, yet

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facinus, facinoris (n)

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deed, crime, outrage

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decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretus

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decide, determine, decree, judge

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flagitiosus, flagitiosa, flagitiosum

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shameful, disgraceful, infamous

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profecto

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indeed, really, surely

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immoderatus, immoderata, immoderatum

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boundless

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delictum, delicti (n)

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wrong, transgresesion

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nimis

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very much, too much, exceedingly

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parum

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too little

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arduus, ardua, arduum

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steep, difficult

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paulatim

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little by little, bit by bit, gradually

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imbecillus, imbecilla, imbecillum

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weak, feeble

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comperio, comperire, comperi, compertus

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find out, ascertain, learn

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commodum, commodi (n)

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convenience, benefit

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58
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commodum (adverb)

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just then, now

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praeterea

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besides, thereafter, in addition

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nitor, niti, nixus sum

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strive, struggle

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desidia, desidiae (f)

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idleness, inactivity

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pravus, prava, pravum

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crooked

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insuesco, insuescere, insuevi, insuetum

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accustom, get x used to y

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subdolus, subdola, subdolum

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sly, cunning

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inedia, inediae (f)

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starvation

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aspernor, aspernari, aspernatus sum

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disdain, reject, despise

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haud

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not at all, by no means

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iuxta

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near, close

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comperio, comperire, comperi, compertus

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find out, ascertain, learn

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nihilominus

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nevertheless, notwithstanding

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consulo, consulere, consului, consultum

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consider, reflect, consult

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quidem

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moreover, certainly

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73
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tametsi

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notwithstanding, although

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verum

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but yet, truly

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quoniam

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since, because

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contero, conterere, contrivi, contritum

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grind, pound, crush, defeat

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dehinc

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then, next

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socordia, socordiae (f)

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negligence, laziness

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quendam

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accusative of quidam (a certain)

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fere

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nearly, almost, generally

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81
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sedecim

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sixteen

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82
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ignoro, ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratum

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to not know, be ignorant of

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83
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tot

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so many

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praeceptum, praecepti (n)

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teaching, lesson, order

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85
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interdum

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sometimes, now and then

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86
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intereo, interire, interii/interivi, interitum

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die

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vigeo, vigēre, vigui

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flourish

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comperio, comperire, comperi, comperitus

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find out, ascertain, learn

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decet, decuit

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it is fitting/becoming

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velut/veluti

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as if, as, just as

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belua, beluae (f)

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beast

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ingenium, ingenii (n)

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innate character

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ops, opis (f)

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help, aid; (singular) strength, power; (plural) resources, wealth

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quoniam

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since now, seeing that

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95
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fruor, frui, fructum

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enjoy (+abl)

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animatio, animationis (f)

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way of life

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usque

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until, up to, all the way, constantly

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parvitas, parvitatis (f)

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smallness, unimportance

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alienigena, alienigenae (m/f)

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stranger, foreigner

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iudicium, iudicii (n)

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judgment, opinion, trial

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-ce

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added to hic/haec/hoc for emphasis

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profecto

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undoubtedly, assuredly

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103
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forensis, forense

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public (pertaining to market/forum)

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exerceo, exercēre, exercui, exercitum

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keep busy, occupy, practice, operate, harass, worry

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consuetudo, consuetudinis (f)

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custom, habit, common law

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negotium, negotii (n)

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business, occupation, affair, matter

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107
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nec dubitet quin

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“he would not doubt that”

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108
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reus rei (m)

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defendant, accused

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arguo, arguere, argui, argitum

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to declare, accuse, blame

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obsideo, obsidēre, obsedi, obsessum

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sit, besiege, detain

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sediotus, sediota, sediotum

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mutinous

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cotidie

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daily, any day

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improbo, improbare, improbavi, improbatum

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disapprove, blame, reject

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oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum

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attack

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consceleratus, conscelerata, consceleratum

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wicked

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crimen, criminis (n)

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accusation, charge

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iudicium, iudicii (n)

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trial, judgment

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versor, versari, versatus sum

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move around, disturb, subvert, be brought (to)

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reprehendo, reprehendere, reprehendi, reprehensum

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hold back, blame, rebuke, convict

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libido, libidinis (f)

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desire, lust, passion

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muliebris, muliebre

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womanly

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otiosus, otiosa, otiosum

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idle, free from work

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superum

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“superorum” - of those above (the gods)

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memor, memoris

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mindful, unforgetting

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gratia, gratiae (f)

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favor, esteem, agreeableness

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126
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ne

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that not; indeed

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127
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casus, casūs

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misfortune

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audacia, audaciae (f)

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audacity, boldness

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doleo, dolēre, dolui, dolitus

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suffer, grieve, resent

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iam tum

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even then

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fertur

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it is said

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132
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currus currūs (m)

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chariot

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133
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casus, casūs (m)

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misfortune, chance

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insignis, insigne

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distinguished

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faveo, favēre, favi, fatum

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cherish

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laedo, laedere, laesi, laesum

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harm, hurt, offend

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posthabeo, posthabere, posthabui, posthabitum

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to place after

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sino sinere, sivi, situs

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permit, allow

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qua

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in any way, in some way; where

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sanguis, sanguinis (m)

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blood, descendant, relative

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inaniter

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emptily, vainly

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exinde

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then, next

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licet

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it is allowed, permitted; (with a subj or later indic. verb) although

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hinc

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from this place

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cassus, cassa, cassum

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empty, hollow, lacking, fruitless

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saecularis, saeculare

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worldly, temporal

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Parca, Parcae (f)

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the fates

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aliquantulum

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somewhat, in small amounts

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olim

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at that time, some time ago

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utique

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at any rate, surely, particularly

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excito, excitare, excitavi, excitatum

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call forth, summon, encourage

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propterea

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therefore

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attingo, attingere, attigi, attactus

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border, touch to

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importo, importare, importavi, importatum

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bring in, import

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septentriones, septentrionum (m)

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north (7 stars)

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legens, legentis (m)

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reader

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dis, ditis

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wealthy, rich

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coniuratio, coniurationis (f)

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pact, conspiracy

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commeo, commeare, commeavi, commeatum

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travel

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continenter

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continually

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contineo, continēre, continui, contentum

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hold together

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indigens, indigentis

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in need, deficient

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periculo atque negotio

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through trial and experience

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plurimum posse

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to be most powerful/able

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repetinus, -a, -um

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sudden, unexpected

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sin

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but if

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adventus, adventūs

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arrival, approach

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iturus, itura, iturum

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about to go/happen

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agito, agitare, agitavi, agitatum

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similar to ago

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persevero, perseverare, perseveravi, perseveratum

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persist, persevere

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sua cuique satis placebant

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ones own (posessions) were pleasing enough for them

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172
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aegerrime

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with the greatest difficulty

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platanus, platani (f)

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(sycamore) tree

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convolsus/convulsus, -a, -um

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battered, overthrown (from convello)

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lector, lectoris (m)

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reader

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manum ferulae subduximus

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(I) we have withdrawn the hand from under the cane

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periturae chartae

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(dat) paper about to be wasted

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certamen, certaminis (n)

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conflict

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vates, vatis (m)

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seer, poet

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rumpo, rumpere, rupi, ruptum

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break, split

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mature

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quickly

182
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marmor, marmoris (n)

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marble

183
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subduco, subducere, subduxi, subductum

A

draw from under, raise, withdraw, rescue

184
Q

potior, potiri, potitus

A

gain, win (+abl)

185
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ornus, orni (f)

A

(ash) tree

186
Q

repono, reponere, reposui, repositum

A

put back, repay, retaliate

187
Q

iaculor, iaculari, iaculatus sum

A

throw, hurl

188
Q

necdum

A

not yet

189
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deveho, devehere, devexi, devectum

A

carry, transport, sail off, leave

190
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raucus, rauca, raucum

A

hoarse, harsh (sounding)

191
Q

pellicula, pelliculae (f)

A

little hide/fleece

192
Q

rupes, rupis (f)

A

cliff, rock

193
Q

auditor, auditoris (m)

A

listen

194
Q

togatus, togata, togatum

A

wearing a toga (subst. for roman comedy)

195
Q

quare

A

for which reason

196
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committo, committere, commisi, commissum

A

unite, arrange

197
Q

cuius rei lubet

A

of whatever things (he) pleased

198
Q

dissimulator, dissimulatoris (m)

A

faker

199
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internicio, internicionis (internecio) [f]

A

slaughter, destruction

200
Q

prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditum

A

generate, put forth, give

201
Q

gratus, grata, gratum

A

pleasing

202
Q

patiens, patientis

A

(from patior) enduring, suffering

203
Q

lubet

A

it is pleasing

204
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pensum, pensi

A

(from pendo) value, weight

205
Q

algor, algoris (m)

A

cold

206
Q

constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum

A

establish, place, decide

207
Q

incommodus, incommoda, incommodum

A

inconvenient, troublesome

208
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improviso

A

unexpectedly

209
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quod

A

because

210
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incommodum, incommodi (n)

A

defeat, harm

211
Q

pagus pagi (m)

A

district, region

212
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pristinus, pristina, pristinum

A

former, old, previous

213
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adorior, adori, adortus sum

A

attack

214
Q

ita…ut

A

so…thus/that

215
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tribuo, tribuere, trubui, tributum

A

grant, yield, allow

216
Q

magnopere

A

greatly

217
Q

paulum

A

a little, somewhat, too little

218
Q

carina, carinae (f)

A

(keel of a) ship

219
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inultus, inulta, inultum

A

unavenged, unpunished

220
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exuviae, exuviarum (f)

A

spoils, booty

221
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haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum

A

drink up

222
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cursus, cursūs (m)

A

race, course

223
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perago, peragere, peregi, peractum

A

pierce, finish, pass through

224
Q

ensis, ensis (m)

A

sword

225
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nimium

A

too much, exceedingly

226
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moratus, morata, moratum

A

delaying (from moror)

227
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spumo, spumare, spumavi, spumatum

A

froth, foam

228
Q

spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum

A

scatter, sprinkle

229
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fremo, fremere, fremui, fremitum

A

grumble, complain

230
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bacchor, bacchari, bacchatus sum

A

rave

231
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aliter

A

otherwise, differently

232
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introitus, introitūs (m)

A

entrance, introduction

233
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obiectus est

A

he presented

234
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tectum tecti (n)

A

roof

235
Q

pie

A

piously, dutifully

236
Q

culmen, culminis (n)

A

top, roof, peak

237
Q

dignitas, dignitatis (f)

A

worth, merit, rank

238
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descensurus, descensura, descensurum

A

about to descend (from descendo)

239
Q

utrum vellet liceret

A

if he had a choice

240
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necessarius, necessarii (m)

A

friend

241
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tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributum

A

grant, concede

242
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excido, excidere, excidi

A

fall from, slip from, perish

243
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repositus reposita repositum

A

having been stored up (from repono)

244
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spretus, spreta, spretum

A

having been scorned, having been rejected

245
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accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum

A

kindle, enflame, enrage

246
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arceo, arcēre, arcui

A

defend, keep x off y

247
Q

relliquiae, relliquiarum (f)

A

survivors

248
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immitis, immite

A

pitiless

249
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miseror, miserari, miseratus sum

A

lament, feel sorry for

250
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confiteor, confiteri, confessus sum

A

confess, acknowledge

251
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incredulitas, incredulitatis (f)

A

disbelief, lack of belief

252
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sero

A

late (also I sow)

253
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antequam scirem eum et antequam saperem

A

before I knew him and came to my senses

254
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coram

A

(+abl) before, in the presence of

255
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respicio, respicere, respexi, respectum

A

to look back

256
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saeculum, saeculi (n)

A

race, generation, time

257
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neque expedit quidem

A

nor would it be expedient

258
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moles, molis (f)

A

mass, rock, burden, endeavor, wall

259
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delator, delatoris (m)

A

accuser, informer

260
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comesus, comesa, comesum

A

chewed up (from comedo)

261
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summoveo, summovēre, summovi, summotum

A

move aside

262
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testamentum, testamenti (n)

A

will

263
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mereo, merēre, merui, meritum

A

deserve, earn, merit

264
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vesica, vesicae (f)

A

bladder

265
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unciolam

A

1/12

266
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deuncem

A

11/12

267
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palpo, palpare, palpavi, palpatum

A

stroke, coax, touch softly

268
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nuda mamma

A

with bare breasts

269
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sudans, sudantis

A

sweating

270
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tondente barba

A

when shaving (my) beard

271
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ferreus, ferrea, ferreum

A

made of iron, hard, firm

272
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causidicus, causidici (m)

A

lawyer

273
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lacerna, lacernae (f)

A

cloak

274
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lectica, lecticae (f)

A

litter

275
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queo, quire, quii/quivi, quitum

A

to be able/can

276
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verna, vernae (f)

A

homeborn slave

277
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aestivus, aestiva, aestivum

A

summery

278
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venabulum, venabuli (n)

A

hunting spear

279
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prosum, prodesse, profui, profuturus

A

be useful/good (+dat)

280
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libet, libuit

A

it is pleasing

281
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alumnus, alumni (m)

A

fosterling

282
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vaco, vacare, vacavi, vacatum

A

be empty, unoccupied

283
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quippe

A

since

284
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in tantum

A

to such an extent

285
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flecto, flectere, flexi, flectum

A

bend, distract, turn

286
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edo, edere

(1) edi, esum
(2) edidi editum

A

(1) eat

(2) produce, tell

287
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spado, spadonis (m)

A

eunuch

288
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figo, figere, fixi, fictum

A

pierce, fasten

289
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aper, apri (m)

A

boar

290
Q

mensura, mensurae (f)

A

measure

291
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anguis, anguis (m)

A

snake

292
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prostans, prostantis

A

prostituting, standing forth (from prosto)

293
Q

ab octava

A

from the eighth (hour)

294
Q

nummus, nummi (m)

A

coin

295
Q

iecur, iecinoris/iecoris (n)

A

liver

296
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victrix, victricis (f)

A

conqueress

297
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merces, mercedis (f)

A

pay, reward

298
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exul, exulis (m/f)

A

an exile(d person)

299
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sane

A

sensibly, soundly

300
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inguen, inguinis (n)

A

groin

301
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census, censūs (n)

A

census, wealth

302
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cervix, cervicis (f)

A

neck

303
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lorum, lori (n)

A

leather strap, reins, whip

304
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lacernatus, lacernata, lacernatum

A

cloaked

305
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patens, patentis

A

being open, exposed (from pateo)

306
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cathedra, cathedrae (f)

A

chair

307
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citatus, citata, citatum

A

excited, summoned (from cito)

308
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volo, volare, volavi, volatum

A

fly

309
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se iactaret

A

he was showing himself off

310
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axis, axis (m)

A

axel (of a chariot)

311
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ceras inplere capaces

A

to fill roomy wax (tablets)

312
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ploro, plorare, ploravi, ploratum

A

cry out, lament

313
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leno, lenonis (m)

A

pimp

314
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lucerna, lucernae (f)

A

lamp

315
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lacunar, lacunaris (n)

A

ceiling

316
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moechus, moechi (m)

A

adulterer

317
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mugitus, mugitūs (m)

A

mooing, roaring/grumbling

318
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stertero, stertere, stertui –

A

snore

319
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fas esse putet

A

he may believe it proper

320
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praesipibus

A

to the stables/brothels

321
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faber, fabri (m)

A

craftsman

322
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careo, carēre, carui, caritum

A

lack (+abl)

323
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multum referens de Maecenate supino

A

much recalling the supine Maecenas

324
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porrigo, porrigere, porrexi, porrectum

A

stretch out, offer

325
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rudis, rude

A

unskilled, rough

326
Q

udus, uda, udum

A

wet

327
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tabula, tabulae (f)

A

tablet

328
Q

probitas, probitatis (f)

A

honesty

329
Q

sitiente rubetam

A

with dried toad venom

330
Q

nurus, nurūs (f)

A

daughter in law

331
Q

algeo, algēre, alsi –

A

be cold, neglected

332
Q

extra

A

on the outside

333
Q

praetorium, praetorii (n)

A

HQ (in war); manor/villa

334
Q

sponsae turpes

A

filthy brides

335
Q

uber, uberis

A

fruitful, productive

336
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illic

A

there

337
Q

alea, aleae (f)

A

gambling

338
Q

discursus, discursūs (m)

A

running about

339
Q

dispensatore armigero

A

from the armed treasurer

340
Q

praetextatus adulter

A

adulterous juvenile

341
Q

simplex, simplicis

A

simple, single, plain

342
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poposcit

A

he asked

343
Q

mas, maris (m)

A

man

344
Q

caleo, calēre, calui, calliturus

A

be warm, glow

345
Q

perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum

A

destroy, waste

346
Q

horrens, horrentis

A

trembling

347
Q

quadrigentus, -a, -um

A

400

348
Q

sportula, sportulae (f)

A

little basker

349
Q

praeco, praeconis (m)

A

herald

350
Q

agnitus, agnita, agnitum

A

recognized

351
Q

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum

A

doubt, hesitate

352
Q

fercula septem

A

on seven courses (of food)

353
Q

libertus (noun) libertinus (adj)

A

freedman

354
Q

avus, avi (m)

A

grandpa, ancestor

355
Q

quid optandum

A

what desirous thing

356
Q

peritus, perita, peritum

A

skilled

357
Q

quamquam

A

although

358
Q

caulis miseris atque ignis emendus

A

the wretched man must buy broccoli and fire(wood)

359
Q

patrimonium, -i (n)

A

patrimony

360
Q

pelagus, -i (n)

A

the sea

361
Q

intestatus, -a, -um

A

without a will

362
Q

velum veli (n)

A

sail (of a ship), cloth

363
Q

crudum pavonem

A

(acc) raw peacock

364
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meio, meiere, mixi, mictum

A

to urinate

365
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gula, gulae (f)

A

throat, gluttony

366
Q

turgidus, a um

A

bloated

367
Q

possideo, possidēre, possedi, possessum

A

have, own

368
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maiestas, maiestatis (f)

A

dignity, prestige (also treason?)

369
Q

funestus, funesta, funestum

A

fatal, deadly

370
Q

quandoquidem

A

since

371
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sella, sellae (f)

A

seat

372
Q

callidus, callida, callidum

A

clever

373
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crepito crepitare crepitavi crepitatum

A

clatter

374
Q

salutato nido

A

with a greeted nest

375
Q

quadrans, quadrantis

A

quarter (1/4 and a coin)

376
Q

calceus calcei (m)

A

shoe

377
Q

forsitan

A

perhaps

378
Q

galeatus, galeata, galeatum

A

helmeted

379
Q

patruus, patrui (m)

A

paternal uncle

380
Q

sudo, sudere, suavi, suatum

A

to sweat

381
Q

harena, harenae (f)

A

sand

382
Q

conticesco, conticescere, conticui

A

to fall silent

383
Q

sulcus, sulti (m)

A

trench

384
Q

infandus, -a, -um

A

unspeakable

385
Q

haleatum sero duelli paenitet

A

on suspended feathers (pillows)

386
Q

taeda, taedae (f)

A

torch

387
Q

magalia, magalium (n)

A

huts

388
Q

strepitus, strepitūs (m)

A

noise

389
Q

stratum, strati (n)

A

pavement

390
Q

insto instare institi

A

urge on, press on

391
Q

molior, moliri, molitus

A

work, make

392
Q

concludere

A

to close in

393
Q

sulcus, sulci (m)

A

trench

394
Q

lego, legere, legi, lectum

A

read, choose, gather

395
Q

pasco, pascere, pavi, patus

A

feed (on)

396
Q

gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitus

A

groan, lament

397
Q

umecto, umectare, umectavi, umectatum

A

to wet

398
Q

abies, abietis (f)

A

pine

399
Q

vagor, vagari, vagatus sum

A

wander, spread

400
Q

caecus, -a, -um

A

blind, dark

401
Q

nos rati (sumus)

A

we are thinking

402
Q

iuvo, iuvare, iuvavi, iuvatum

A

help

403
Q

proveho, provehere, provexi, provectum

A

carry, convey

404
Q

penitus

A

deeply

405
Q

delecta sortiti corpora

A

with the bodies chosen by lot

406
Q

Teucria, -ae (f)

A

Troy

407
Q

immineo, imminēre

A

overhang, menace

408
Q

desuper

A

from above

409
Q

orsus (est)

A

he began

410
Q

quaeque miserrima

A

every most miserable thing

411
Q

renovo renovare renovavi renovatum

A

to renew, revive

412
Q

fando

A

by telling

413
Q

labentibus annis

A

with the years slipping (by)

414
Q

instar

A

likeneess

415
Q

quamquam

A

although

416
Q

costa, costae (f)

A

rib

417
Q

luctus, luctūs (m)

A

sorrow

418
Q

semita, semitae (f)

A

path

419
Q

intexo, intexere intexui intextus

A

weave in

420
Q

cristatus, cristata, cristatum

A

plumed

421
Q

infimus, -a, -um

A

lowest

422
Q

secundum (+acc)

A

according to

423
Q

gentilis, gentilis (m)

A

pagan

424
Q

spons, spontis (f)

A

free will

425
Q

soporifer, -fera, -ferum

A

drowsy, sleep-bringing

426
Q

maestus, maesta, maestum

A

sorrowful

427
Q

hians, hiantis

A

yawning, gaping (from hio)

428
Q

furialis

A

like the furies

429
Q

tenebra, tenebrae (f)

A

darkness

430
Q

manes nocentes

A

harmful ghosts

431
Q

frustra

A

in vain

432
Q

umbra fata

A

the shadow having spoken

433
Q

aggressus, -a, -um

A

approaching

434
Q

fanum, -i (n)

A

sacred area, shrine

435
Q

antistes, antistitis (m/f)

A

high priest/overseer

436
Q

non patiebantur succidi arborem

A

they would not suffer the felling of the trees

437
Q

sedulo

A

carefully

438
Q

tua pignora

A

your pledges

439
Q

commonere

A

to remind

440
Q

stipes, stipitis (m)

A

log, trunk

441
Q

nosmet

A

ourselves

442
Q

portitior, portitioris

A

ferryman

443
Q

adustus, adusta, adustum

A

singed, burnt (from aduro)

444
Q

dextra properante

A

though the hand makes haste

445
Q

paelex, paelicis (f)

A

mistress

446
Q

potentes maritos

A

powerful husbands

447
Q

haereo, haerēre, haesi, haesum

A

stick, cling

448
Q

dum + subj

A

provided that

449
Q

reges silentum

A

the kings of the silent

450
Q

gener, generi (m)

A

son in law

451
Q

abscido, abscidere, abscidi, abscidum

A

cut off

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