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paedagogus, i m.

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slave who accompanied child to school

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schola, ae f.

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school

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curia, ae f.

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senate house

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cura, ae f.

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care, responsibility

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tabula, ae f.

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map

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clarus, a, um

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clear, bright, famous

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curo

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to take care of

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festino

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to hasten, hurry

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propero

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to hurry

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tempto

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to try

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curro, currere, cucurri, cursus

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to run

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edo, edere, edi, esus

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to eat

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tango, tangere, tetigi, tactus

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to touch

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aperio

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to open

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nolo, nolle, nolui

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to be unwilling to

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nolite

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don’t

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mox

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soon

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olim

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once

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tarde

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slowly

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si

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if

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ala, ae f.

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wing

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incola, ae m/f

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inhabitant

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sagitta, ae f.

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arrow

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spelunca, ae f.

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cave

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taberna, ae f.

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inn, shop

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tuba, ae f.

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trumpet

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annulus, i m.

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ring

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rivus, i m.

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brook

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jentaculum, i n.

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breakfast

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prandium, i n.

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lunch

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avis, avis f.

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bird

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ignis, ignis m.

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fire

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lapis, lapidis m.

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stone

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mensis, mensis m.

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month

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scriptor, scriptoris m.

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writer, scribe

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apertus, a, um

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open

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calidus, a, um

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warm, hot

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durus, a, um

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hard, harsh

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fidus, a, um

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faithful, trustworthy

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pauci, ae, a

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few

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periculosus, a, um

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dangerous

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saevus, a, um

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savage, fierce

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validus, a, um

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strong, powerful

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convoco

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to convoke, call together

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excito

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to awake

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neco

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to kill

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vexo

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to harass, annoy

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bibo, bibere, bibi, bibitus

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to drink

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discedo, discedere, discessi, discessurus

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to depart

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lego, legere, legi, lectus

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to read, gather, choose

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rego, regere, rexi, rectus

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rule

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effugio, effugere, effugi, effugitus

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to escape

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53
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deinde

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then, next

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iterum

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again

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minus

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less

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non iam

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no longer

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quam

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how

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quomodo

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how?

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athleta, ae m.

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athlete, wrestler

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ora, ae f.

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shore, coast

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inimicus, i m.

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(personal) enemy

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supplicium, i n.

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punishment, suffering

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aestas, aestatis f.

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summer

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carmen, carminis n.

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song, poem

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65
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iuvenis, iuvenis m/f

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young person

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litus, litoris n.

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seashore

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mus, muris m/f

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mouse

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tempestas, tempestatis f.

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storm, weather

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ver, veris n.

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spring

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aditus, us m.

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approach

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consulatus, us m.

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consulship

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meridies, ei m.

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midday, noon

73
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aequus a, um

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even, calm

74
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bini, ae, a

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twofold

75
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ceterus, a, um

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the other, the others

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rusticus, a, um

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rural, of the country

77
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crudelis, e

A

cruel

78
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ingens, ingentis

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huge

79
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iuvenis, e

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young

80
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suavis, e

A

pleasant, tasty

81
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admiror, ari dep.

A

to admire

82
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salto

A

to dance

83
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audeo, audere, ausus

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to dare

84
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augeo, augere, auxi, auctus

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to increase, enlarge

85
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exerceo, exercere, exercui, exercitus

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to train

86
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luceo, lucere, luxi

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to shine

87
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placeo, placere, placui, placitus

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to please

88
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rideo, ridere, risi, risus

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to laugh

89
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competo, competere, competivi (ii), competitus

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to collect, compel

90
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frango, frangere, fregi, fractus

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to break

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opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus

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to suppress, subdue

92
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praemitto, praemittere, praemisi, praemissus

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to send ahead

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stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictus

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to draw tight, bind, tie

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surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus

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to rise, get up

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tremo, tremere, tremui, —

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to tremble

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conficio, conficere, confeci, confectus

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to finish, make ready

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reficio, reficere, refeci, refectus

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to restore, repair

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licet, licere, licuit, licitum est

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it is permitted, lawful

99
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quando interrog.

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when?

100
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quamquam

A

although

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undecim

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11

102
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duodecim

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12

103
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tredecim

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13

104
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quattuordecim

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14

105
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quindecim

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15

106
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sedecim

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16

107
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septendecim

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17

108
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duodeviginti (octodecim)

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18

109
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undeviginti (novendecim)

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19

110
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viginti

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20

111
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triginta

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30

112
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quadraginta

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40

113
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quinquaginta

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50

114
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sexaginta

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60

115
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septuaginta

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70

116
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octoginta

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80

117
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nonaginta

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90

118
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undecimus, a, um

A

11th

119
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duodecimus, a, um

A

12th

120
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tertius decimus, a, um

A

13th

121
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quartus decimus, a, um

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14th

122
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quintus decimus, a, um

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15th

123
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sextus decimus, a, um

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16th

124
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septimus decimus, a, um

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17th

125
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duodevicensimus (octavus decimus), a, um

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18th

126
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undevicensimus (nonus decimus), a, um

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19th

127
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vicensimus (vigensimus), a, um

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20th

128
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tricensimus, a, um

A

30th

129
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quadragensimus, a, um

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40th

130
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quiquagensimus, a, um

A

50th

131
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sexagensimus, a, um

A

60th

132
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septuagensimus, a, um

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70th

133
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octogensimus, a, um

A

80th

134
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nonagensimus, a, um

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90th

135
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Quid agis?

A

How are you?

136
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Quaenam est tempestas hodie?

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What is the weather today?

137
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Pluit.

A

It’s raining.

138
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terra incognita

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unknown land

139
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persona non grata

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unwelcome person

140
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caveat emptor

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let the buyer beware

141
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quid pro quo

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equal exchange

142
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viva voce

A

by word of mouth

143
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lapsus linguae

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slip of the tongue

144
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Ab ovo usque ad mala

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from the egg to the apple

145
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Ignosce mihi

A

pardon me

146
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Sume stylum

A

Take pencil!

147
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ningit

A

it is snowing

148
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sol lucet

A

the sun is shining

149
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ipso facto

A

by the fact itself

150
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requiescat in pace

A

rest in peace

151
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ignorantia legis neminem excusat

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ignorance of the law is no excuse

152
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nolo contendere

A

no contest

153
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in situ

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in place

154
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sub judice

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before a judge, in court

155
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mandamus

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a legal writ requiring an official to perform a duty

156
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subpoena

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order to appear in a trial

157
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modus operandi

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method of operating

158
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non compos mentis

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not of osund mind

159
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nolens volens

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willing or unwilling

160
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ne plus ultra

A

highest poing

161
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non sequitur

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it does not follow

162
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cursus honorum

A

course of offices

163
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corona civica

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civic crown

164
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verbatim

A

word for word

165
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et seq.

A

and one of more of the following

166
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cf (confer)

A

compare

167
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sic transit gloria mundi

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thus passes the glory of the world

168
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de gustibus non est disputandum

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there is no arguing with taste

169
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quis custodiet ipsos custodes

A

who will guard the guards themselves?

170
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facta non verba

A

deeds, not words

171
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esse quam videri

A

to be rather than seem to be

172
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nos morituri te salutamus

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we who are about to die salute you

173
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dum spiro, spero

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while I breathe, I hope

174
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annuit coeptis

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he approves of the undertakings

175
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audentes deus ipse iuvat

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the god himself helps the daring

176
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mens sana in corpore sano

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a healthy mind in a healthy body

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