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ambulat   walks  
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cenat   dines  
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festinat   hurries  
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intrat   enters  
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laborat   works  
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sed   but  
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et   and  
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subito   suddenly  
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narrat   tells  
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iuvat   helps  
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laudat   praises  
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ad   to; towards  
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nam   for; because  
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ascendit   climbs  
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terra   earth; land; ground  
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ager   field  
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sedet   sits  
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manet   stays; waits  
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videt   sees  
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ducit   leads  
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anxius -a/-um   anxious  
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mittit   sends  
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quiescit   rests  
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celeriter   quickly  
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adest   is there (3rd person sing.)  
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surgit   rises  
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eos/eas   them (pl.)  
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diu   for a long time  
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multus/-a/-um   much/many  
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curat   cares for; looks after  
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saepe   often  
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tandem   at last  
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ille/a   he/she/that  
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cotidie   every day  
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plenas   full  
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quoque   also  
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consistit   stops  
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effluit   flows out  
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post   after  
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aegre   with difficulty  
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una   together  
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tabernam   pub  
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alii   others  
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duoviri   the magistrates  
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interdum   sometimes  
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sicci   dry  
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confecta   finished  
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querelas   complaints  
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per + acc.   through; throughout  
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clamat   shouts  
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rogat   asks  
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totum   whole  
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ficos   figs  
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cara   expensive  
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sic   thus; like that  
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quanti?   how much?  
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tabernam piscatoriam   the fish stall  
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merces   wares  
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interea   meanwhile  
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emit   buys  
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facit   makes; does  
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dat   gives  
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iacet   lies (down)  
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hortus   garden  
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statim   at once  
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hi   these  
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valde   very  
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personae   characters  
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piscator   fisherman  
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erit   will be  
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accipit   receives  
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quam cara!   how expensive!  
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nimium   too much  
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nec/neque   and not/nor (neither/nor)  
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ponit   puts; places  
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advenit   arrives  
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iam   now; already  
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procedit   goes on(to)  
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corrigire   to correct  
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abire   to go away  
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dimittere   to send away  
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exire   to go out  
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meus/-a/-um   my  
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ceteri/ceterae/cetera   the others; the rest  
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tuus/-a/-um   yours  
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ego   I (acc.)  
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te   you (acc.)  
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itaque   and so  
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cupere   to want; desire  
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sero   late  
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nomine   by name; called  
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pulchra   pretty  
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quae   who  
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colloquium   talk; conversation  
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prior   first  
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prope + acc.   near  
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docere   to teach  
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ludere   to play  
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ire   to go  
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constituere   to decide  
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iubere   to order  
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bene   well  
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dum   while  
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benigne   kindly  
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ita vero   yes  
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errare   to err; to be wrong  
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recte   rightly; correctly  
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aegre discit   learns with difficulty  
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tabulis   tablets  
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stultus   foolish  
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ad se ferre   to bring to him  
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mature   early  
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nobis   (to) us  
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maturius   too early  
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esse   to be  
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ianua   door  
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magister   master  
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iterum   again  
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diligenter   carefully; hard  
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domus   home  
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littera   letter (as in alphabet letter)  
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convocare   to call together  
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navigare   to sail  
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oppugnare   to attack  
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pugnare   to fight  
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volo   I'm willing  
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se   him  
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obsident   they besiege  
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defendere   to defend  
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occidere   to kill  
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resistere   to resist  
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vincere   to conquer  
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capere   to take (3rd mixed conj.)  
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fugere   to flee (3rd mixed conj.)  
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iacere   to throw (3rd mixed conj.)  
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fortis/forte   brave  
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a/ab + abl.   from  
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ira/irae   anger  
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pugna/pugnae   fight  
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canis   dog  
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comes/comitis   comrade  
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frater/fratris   brother  
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navis   ship  
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pater/patris   father  
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princeps/principis   prince  
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rex/regis   king  
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urbs/urbis   city  
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fortiter   bravely  
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Argum   of Argus  
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Graecorum   of the Greeks  
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bellum   war  
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eius   his  
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heroum fortissimus   the bravest of the heroes  
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Ulixes   Odysseus  
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exercitum   army  
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decem annos   for ten years  
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possunt   can; are able to  
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rixam   quarrel  
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non diutius   no longer  
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otiosus   idle  
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pellunt   they drive  
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qui   who  
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inquiunt   they say  
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nos   us (acc.)  
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periculo   danger  
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desistit   ceases  
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incendunt   they set fire to  
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si   if  
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non vis   they are not willing  
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invitus   unwillingly; reluctantly  
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arma Achillis   the arms of Achilles  
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induit   puts on  
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territi   terrified  
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hastam   spear  
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interficit   kills  
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susurrat   whispers  
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quaerit   looks for  
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latrat   barks  
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cessare   to idle  
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tacent   they are silent  
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iacentem   lying  
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ter   three times  
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vindicare   to take vengeance on  
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servare   to save  
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timere   to fear; be afraid of  
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circum (+ acc.)   around  
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non vult   refuses  
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propius   nearer  
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se vertit   he turns around  
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extra muros   outside the walls  
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luget   mourns  
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-que   and  
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solus/a/um   alone  
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mortuus/a/um   dead  
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incolumis/incolume   unharmed  
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mors   death  
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murus   wall  
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porta   gate  
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conicere   to hurl  
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relinquere   to leave behind  
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reddere   to give back; to return  
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vertere   to turn  
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currus   chariot  
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volat   flies  
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vitat   avoids  
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percutit   strikes  
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parma   shield  
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summa vi   with all his might  
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aura   air  
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transfigit   pierces  
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dirum facinus (acc.)   a terrible deed  
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alligat   ties  
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uxor   wife  
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misericordia   by pity  
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tollit   raises; lifts up  
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nox   night  
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vigiles   watchmen; guards  
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oro   I beg  
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commotus est   is moved  
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procumbit   bows down  
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aedificare   to build  
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flamma   flame  
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clarus/a/um   bright/clear/famous  
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accendere   to set on fire  
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antea (before)   before  
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arbor   tree  
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age!   come on!  
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aedes   house  
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adesse   to be present  
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admiratio   admiration; wonder  
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accedere   to approach  
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arx   citadel  
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asinus   ass  
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attonitus   astonished  
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aut... aut   either... or  
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aura   breeze/air  
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auxilium   help  
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bellum gerere   to wage war  
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benignus   kind  
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cadere   to fall  
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canere   to sing  
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capsula   satchel  
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carmen   song  
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capere   to take  
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cupere   to want/desire  
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casa   house/cottage  
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castra   camp  
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cavere   to watch out  
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celer   quick  
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cessare   to idle  
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centurio   centurion  
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cibus   food  
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civis   citizen  
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circumvenire   to surround  
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circum (+ acc.)   around  
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clamor   shout  
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cliens   client  
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cognoscere   to learn/to get to know  
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collis   hill  
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colere   to worship/to till  
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colloqium   conversation; talk  
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colonia   colony  
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confectus   finished  
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condere   to found  
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conicere   to hurl  
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conscendere   to board (a ship)  
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consilium   plan  
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nuntius   message/messenger  
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cras   tomorrow  
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cum (as conjunction)   when  
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consul   consul  
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contingere   to touch/reach  
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consolatio   comfort; consolation  
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custodire   to guard  
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gigas   giant (noun)  
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flos   flower  
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gerere   to carry/to wear  
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deserere   to desert  
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dubius   doubtful  
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exsilium   exile  
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expellere   to drive out  
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etiam   even, also  
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et... et   both... and  
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excitare   to rouse; waken  
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frumentum   grain  
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diutius   for a longer time; longer  
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dedere   to surrender; give up  
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desertus   deserted  
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dictare   to dictate  
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diligens   careful; diligent  
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donum   gift  
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dignus (+ abl.)...   worthy of...  
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edere   to eat  
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erumpere   to break out  
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exemplum   example  
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exponere   to put out; explain  
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emere   to buy  
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effugere   to flee from; escape  
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gratiae   thanks  
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ibi   there  
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hiems   winter  
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haud   not  
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huc   to here; hither  
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hodie   today  
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ingens   huge  
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immettere   to send into; send against  
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perficere   to carry out; complete  
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ira   anger  
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ignavus   lazy  
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magnifice   magnificently  
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murus   wall  
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moeania   walls  
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pax   peace  
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lux   light  
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locus   place  
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liber   free  
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impudens   shameless; impudent  
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quoque   also  
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quidam/quaedam/quodam   a certain; a  
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pulsare   to beat; knock  
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proferre   to carry forward; bring out  
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praesidium   garrison  
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praebere   to show  
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procul   far  
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obses   hostage  
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importare   to carry into; import  
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incipere   to begin  
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miles   solider  
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proicere   to throw forward; throw out  
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remigare   to row  
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repellare   to drive back  
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regia   palace  
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plerique/pleraeque/pleraque   several  
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populus   (the) people  
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parvus   small  
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pauci   few  
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proelium   battle  
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sacer   sacred  
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puerilis   childish  
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obsidere   to besiege  
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nundinae   market day  
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nugae   nonsense; trifles  
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notus   known  
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nisi   unless; except  
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nunc   now  
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senex   old man  
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togatus   wearing a toga (adj.)  
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tergum   back (noun)  
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virtus   courage/virtue  
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volare   to fly  
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velle   to be willing  
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unus   one  
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unda   wave  
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squalidus   filthy  
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sordidus   dirty  
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statua   statue  
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superare   to overcome  
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supplicare   to beseech; beg  
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tantus   so great  
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temptare   to try  
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summus   highest; greatest  
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somnus   sleep  
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sonus   sound  
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vitare   to avoid  
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