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dicens   speaking  
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dixisitis   you said  
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dictus   having been said  
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dicendum   ought to be said  
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dicturus   about to say  
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dicendus   ought to be spoken  
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dic   speak  
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dixisse   to have spoken  
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dicemus   we will say  
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dicamus   let us say  
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locutus   having spoken  
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loqui   to speak  
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loquendum   to be spoken  
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loquens   speaking  
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locuturus esse   to be about to speak  
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loqueretur   he might say  
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loquere   speak  
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locuti essent   they might have spoken  
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loquamur   let us speak  
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loquebaris   you were speaking  
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