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Review Chapters 13-17

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auriga, -ae, m   charioteer  
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caupona, -ae, f   inn  
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culpa, -ae, f   fault, blame  
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domina, -ae, f   mistress, lady of the house  
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pila, -ae, f   ball  
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rota, -ae, f   wheel  
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virga, -ae, f   stick, rod, switch  
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aedificium, -i, n   building  
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animus, -i, m   mind  
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auxilium, -i, n   help  
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baculum, -i, n   stick, staff  
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caelum, -i, n   sky  
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cisium, -i, n   light two-wheeled carriage  
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cubiculum, -i, n   room, bedroom  
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iocus, -i, m   joke, prank  
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olivetum, -i, n   olive grove  
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periculum, -i, n   danger  
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plaustrum, -i, n   wagon, cart  
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rusticus, -i, m   peasant  
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silentium, -i, n   silence  
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tabellarius, -i, m   courier  
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vehiculum, -i, n   vehicle  
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vestigium, -i, n   track, footprint, trace  
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ars, artis, gen pl. artium, f   skill  
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bos, bovis, m/f   ox, cow  
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caupo, cauponis, m   innkeeper  
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civis, civis, gen pl., civium, m/f   citizen  
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homines, hominum, m, pl.   people  
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hospes, hospitis, m/f   guest, host, friend  
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iter, itineris, n   journey  
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murmur, murmuris, n   murmur, rumble  
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Neapolis, Neapolis, f   Naples  
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nomen, nominis, n   name  
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onus, oneris, n   load, burden  
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nubes, nubis, gen pl., nubium, f   cloud  
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pars, partis, gen pl., partium, f   part, direction  
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pes, pedis, m   foot  
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pulvis, pulveris, n   dust  
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tempus, temporis, n   time  
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alter... alter   the one... the other  
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carissimus, -a, -um   dearest  
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commotus, -a, -um   moved  
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cuncti, -ae, -a   all  
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fatuus, -a, -um   stupid  
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Graecus, -a, -um   Greek  
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longus, -a, -um   long  
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mortuus, -a, -um   dead  
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noster, nostra, nostrum   our  
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novus, -a, -um   new  
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periculosus, -a, -um   dangerous  
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praeclarus, -a, -um   distinguished, famous  
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tardus, -a, -um   slow  
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incolumis   unhurt, safe and sound  
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unus, -a, -um   one  
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duo, duae, duo   two  
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tres, tres, tria   three  
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quattor   four  
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quinque   five  
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sex   six  
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septem   seven  
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octo   eight  
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novem   nine  
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decem   ten  
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quinquaginta   fifty  
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centum   a hundred  
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quingenti, -ae, -a   five hundred  
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mille   a thousand  
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secundus, -a, -um   second  
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septimus, -a, -um   seventh  
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nonus, -a, -um   ninth  
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decimus, -a, -um   tenth  
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undecimus, -a, -um   eleventh  
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cesso, cessare   to be idle, do nothing  
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exspecto, exspectare   to look out for, to wait for  
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interpello, interpellare   to interrupt  
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pernocto, pernoctare   to spend the night  
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vito, vitare   to avoid  
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appareo, apparere   to appear  
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gaudeo, gaudere   to be glad, rejoice  
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haereo, haerere   to stick  
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moveo, movere   to move  
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accidit, accidere   it happens  
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advesperascit, advesperascere   it gets dark  
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ago, agere   to do, to drive  
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concido, concidere   to fall down  
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deverto, devertere   to turn aside  
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extraho, extrahere   to drag out, take out  
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ludo, ludere   to play  
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quiesco, quiescere   to rest, keep quiet  
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reinquo, relinquere   to leave behind  
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verto, vertere   to turn  
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aperio, aperire   to open  
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custodio, custodire   to guard  
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ferio, ferire   to hit, strike  
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scio, scire   to know  
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eo, ire   to go  
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abeo, abire   to go away  
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exeo, exire   to go out  
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praetereo, praeterire   to go past  
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redeo, redire   to return  
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fero, ferre   to bring, carry  
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nolo, nolle   to be unwilling, not to wish  
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possum, posse   to be able  
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sum, esse   to be  
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absum, abesse   to be away, be absent  
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volo, velle   to wish, want, be willing  
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(is, ea, id) eius, eum, eam, eos, eas   him, her, them, etc  
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illa   she  
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quod   which, that  
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a or ab   from  
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apud   with  
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de   down from, concerning, about  
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adhuc   still  
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celerrime   very fast, very quickly  
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cras   tomorrow  
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deinde   then, next  
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diu   for a long time  
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etiam   also, even  
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ferociter   fiercely  
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fortasse   perhaps  
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frustra   in vain  
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hic   here  
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hodie   today  
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iam   now, already  
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ibi   there  
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identidem   again and again, repeatedly  
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interea   meanwhile  
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Ita vero!   Indeed! Yes!  
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itaque   and so, therefore  
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iterum   again, a second time  
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lente   slowly  
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Minime!   No! Not at all!  
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mox   soon, presently  
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necesse   necessary  
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non   not  
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non iam   no longer  
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nunc   now  
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placide   gently, peacefully  
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praeterea   besides, too, moreover  
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procul   in the distance, far off, far  
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Quam...!   How...!  
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quoque   also  
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saepe   often  
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semper   always  
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simul   together, at the same time  
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statim   immediately  
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strenue   strenuously, hard  
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subito   suddenly  
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tacite   silently  
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tamen   however, nevertheless  
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tandem   at last, at length  
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tantum   only  
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tum   at that moment, then  
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ubi   where, when  
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ut   as  
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Quot...?   How many...?  
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Cave!/Cavete!   Be careful! Watch out for!  
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in animo habere   to intend  
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illud   that  
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iter facere   to travel  
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magno risu   with a loud laugh  
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per iocum   as a prank  
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pila ludere   to play ball  
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tribus diebus   in three days  
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