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Pre-vocab review for the Five Good Emperors and Later Emperors in Latin IV

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accedere + isse   to move toward + accessisse  
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acerbus-a-um   bitter  
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addere + isse   to add + addidisse  
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adeo   so much / to such an extent  
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adversum/s + acc   against  
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aequus-a-um   fair/equal  
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aetas, aetatis, F   age  
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ager   field  
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aliquis-a-od   some  
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aliter   otherwise  
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antiquus-a-um   old  
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apud + acc   near  
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aureus-a-um   golden  
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casus   misfortune, fall  
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clarus-a-um   famous  
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classis   fleet  
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colere   tend  
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commovere (bellum)   to start a war  
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conari   to try  
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coniungere + um   to join + coniunctum esse  
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cunctus-a-um   all  
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dedere + um esse   to dedicate, give to + deditum esse  
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deferre + um esse   to hand down, turn over + delatum esse  
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diu   for a long time  
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divus-a-um   divine  
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doctus-a-um   learned  
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duodecimus-a-um   12th  
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dgregius-a-um   outstanding  
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etsi   even if, although  
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extinguere + um esse   put out, end, kill + extinctum  
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felix   lucky  
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fere   almost, nearly  
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fines, pl   borders  
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forma   shape  
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fulgere + isse   shine, glow + fulsisse  
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fundere + isse   to pour + fudisse  
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gerus, generis, N   type, race, family  
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(res) gerere   manage (things)  
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haud   not at all  
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hostis   enemy  
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idem   the same  
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infinitus-a-um   endless  
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ingens   huge  
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insignis-e   outstanding  
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instituere   set up, establish  
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interficere + um esse   to kill + interfectum esse  
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interior   inner  
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intra + acc   inside  
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inusitatus-a-um   unaccustomed  
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invidere + dat   envy  
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iudicare   judge  
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ius, iuris, N   legal right  
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litterae   letters, literature  
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longe   far  
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ludus   game, spectacle  
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magis   more  
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magnitudo   size  
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manere + isse   remain + mansisse  
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melior   better  
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merere + isse + um esse   to earn, to deserve, meruisse, meritum esse  
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milarium   milestone  
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moderatus-a-um   moderate  
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mora   delay  
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mors   death  
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natus-a-um   born  
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ne   lest x happens, so x doesn't (wouldn't, hadn't) happen (happened).  
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nisi   except, unless, if not  
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nobilis-e   noble, famous  
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nominare   to name  
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nonus-a-um   9th  
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nonnulli-a-ae   some  
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nuntiare   to announce  
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obire   to die  
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obtinere + isse   obtain + obtinuisse  
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opus, operis, N   (public) works  
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orbis   circle, world  
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os, ossis, N   bone  
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parere + dat + isse   to obey + paruisse  
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perire   to die, perish  
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pons   bridge  
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praebere + isse   to offer, give + praebuisse  
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praeter + acc   except for, besides  
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praeterea   also, furthermore  
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princeps   leader, emperor  
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privatus   private citizen  
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prodesse   benefit  
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proelium   battle  
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proflubium   excess bleeding  
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quaerere   to seek  
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reddere + isse   to give back, to return + reddidisse  
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referre + um   to carry back, return + relatum esse  
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resistere   to resist  
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res militaris   military matters  
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rogare leges   pass a law  
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ruber-ra-rum   red  
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saepe   often  
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saevus   wild, savage  
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scientia   knowledge  
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semel   on time, once  
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sententia   opinion, sentence, judgment  
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sepelire + um esse   to bury + sepultum esse  
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septuagesimus-a-um   70th  
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severus-a-um   severe, strict  
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sexagesimus-a-um   60th  
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stella   star  
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singuli-ae-a   individual, 1 at a time  
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strangulare   to strangle, strangulate  
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studere   to be interested in  
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subitus-a-um   sudden  
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tamen   anyhow, nevertheless  
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tandem   finally  
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tantus-a-um   so grea, so much  
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thermae   (public) baths  
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tradere   to hand over, to give  
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tranquillus-a-um   tranquil, calm  
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trans + acc   across  
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transferre + isse   transfer + transtulisse  
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tribuere   to give  
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universi-ae-a   all  
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usque ad   all the way to  
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vastare   to devastate, ruin  
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vehementer   passionately  
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wenenum   poison  
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venter   stomach  
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vetus, veteris   old  
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vicesimus-a-um   20th  
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vincere + um esse   conquer, defeat + victum  
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vivere + isse   to live + vixisse  
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vita   life  
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