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Romulus & Remus (Women Have the Last Word -- 1st-3rd paragrphs)

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princeps   principis, m. = chieftain, leader; emperor  
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sum   esse/fui/futurus = to be  
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imperium   imperii, nt. = power to rule, authority  
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ille/illa/illud   he/she/it  
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aedifico (1)   aedificare/aedificavi/aedificatus = to build  
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urbs   urbis, f. = city; often refers to Rome itself  
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novus   nova, novum = new  
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suus   sua, suum = his/her/its/their own  
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appello (1)   appellare/appellavi/appellatus = to name, call by name  
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multitudo   multitudinis, f. = crowd, multitude  
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homo   hominis, m. = man, human being, person  
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propero (1)   properare/properavi/properatus = to hurry, hasten  
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fugitivus   fugitivi, m. = fugitive; refugee  
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finitimus   finitima, finitimum = neighboring, nearby  
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populus   populi, nt. = people, populace  
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do   dare/dedi/datus = to give  
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incola   incolae, m/f = inhabitant  
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libertas   libertatis, f. = liberty, freedom  
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aequus   aequa, aequum = equal, level; just  
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ius   iuris, nt. = law, right; justice  
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etiam   also; even  
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creo (1)   creare/creavi/creatus = to create  
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centum   100 (Roman numeral C)  
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quoque   also; too  
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iam   now; already  
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firmus   firma, firmum = firm; solid; robust, strong  
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gens   gentis, f. = race, clan  
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bellum   belli, nt. = war  
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par   paris = like, alike, equal  
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cunctus   cuncti, m. = all  
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ipse   himself  
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sibi   for himself/herself/itself/themselves  
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uxor   uxoris, f. = wife  
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desidero (1)   desiderare/desideravi/desideratus = to desire, want; wish for  
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studium   studii, nt. = eagerness, enthusiasm, zeal  
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tum   then, next  
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legatus   legati, m. = ambassador, envoy, legate  
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nuntio (1)   nuntiare/nuntiavi/nuntiatus = to announce  
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ludus   ludi, m. = game, play; school  
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spectaculum   spectaculi, nt. = spectacle  
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voco (1)   vocare/vocavi/vocatus = to call; summon  
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liberi   (pl.) liberorum, m. = children  
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laetitia   laetitiae, f. = happiness  
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dum   while, as long as  
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alacer   alacris, -e = eager, spirited, quick, brisk  
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periculum   periculi, nt. = danger, peril, risk  
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timeo   timere/timui/--- = to fear, dread  
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signum   signi, nt. = signal, sign  
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statim   immediately  
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omnis   omne, = each, every; (pl) all  
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Sabini   (pl.) Sabinorum, m. = Sabines  
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servo (1)   servare/servavi/servatus = watch over; protect, save  
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possum   posse/potui/--- = to be able, can  
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arma   (pl.) armorum, nt. = arms, weapons  
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sic   thus, in this way  
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obtineo   obtinere/obtinui/obtentus = to get hold of; maintain; obtain  
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