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chapters 1-11

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Latin
English
me   me  
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quid   what  
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nihil   nothing  
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non   not  
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saepe   often  
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si   if  
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amo, amare, amavi, amatum   to love, like  
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amabo te   please  
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cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatum   to think, ponder, consider, plan  
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debeo, debere, debui, debitum   to owe; ought  
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do, dare, dedi, datum   to give, offer  
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erro, errare, erravi, erratum   to wander; err, go astray, make a mistake, be mistaken  
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laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum   to praise  
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moneo, monere, monui, monitum   to remind, advise, warn  
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salveo, salvere   to be well, be in good health  
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salve, salvete   hello, greetings  
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servo, servare, servavi, servatum   to preserve, save, keep, guard  
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conservo, conservare, conservavi, conservatum   to preserve, conserve, maintain  
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terreo, terrere, terrui, territum   to terrify  
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valeo, valere, valui, valiturum   to be strong, have power; we well  
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vale, valete   good-bye, farewell  
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video, videre, vidi, visum   to see; observe,understand  
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voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatum   to call, summon  
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fama, -ae f   rumor, report; fame, reputation  
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forma, -ae f   form, shape; beauty  
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fortuna, -ae f   fortune, luck  
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ira, -ae f   ire, anger  
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nauta, -ae, m   sailor  
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patria, -ae f   fatherland, native land, (one's) country  
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pecunia, -ae f   money  
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philosophia -ae f   philosophy  
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poena, -ae f   penalty, punishment  
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poeta, -ae m   poet,  
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porta, -ae f   gate, entrance  
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puella, -ae f   girl  
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rosa, -ae f   rose  
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sententia, -ae f   feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence  
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vita, -ae f   life; mode of life  
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antiqua, -us, -um   antient, old-time  
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magna, -us, -um   large, great; important  
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mea, -us,-um   my  
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multa, -us, -um   much, many  
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tua, -us, -um   your  
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et   and  
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et.....et   both....and  
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sed   but  
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O   O! oh!  
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sine (+abl)   without  
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est   is  
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ager, agri m   field, farm  
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agricola, -ae m   farmer  
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amica, -ae f   friend  
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amicus, -i m   friend  
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femina, -ae f   woman  
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filia, -ae f   daughter  
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filius, -i m   son  
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numerus, -i m   number  
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populus, -i m   the people, a people, a nation  
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puer, pueri, m   boy  
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sapientia, -ae f   wisdom  
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vir, viri m   man, hero  
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avarus, -a, -um   greedy, avaricious  
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pauci, -ae, -i (usually plural)   few, a few  
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Romanus, -a, -um   Roman  
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de (+abl)   down from, from; concerning, about  
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in (+abl)   in, on  
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hodie   today  
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semper   always  
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habeo, habere, habui, habitum   to have, hold, possess; consider, regard  
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satio, satiare, satiavi, satiatum   to satisfy, state  
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basium, -i n   kiss  
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bellum, -i n   war  
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consilium, -i   plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgment, wisdom  
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cura,-ae f   care, attention, caution, anxiety  
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donum, -i n   gift, present  
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exitium, -i n   destruction, ruin  
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magister, magistri, m   schoolmaster, teacher, master  
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magistra, magistrae f   schoolmistress, teacher, mistress  
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mora, -ae f   delay  
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oculus, -i m   eye  
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officium, -i n   duty, service  
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otium, -i n   leisure, (peace)  
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periculum, -i n   danger, risk  
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remedium, -i n   cure, remedy  
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bellus, -a, -um   pretty, handsome, charming  
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bonus, -a, -um   good, kind  
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humanus, -a, -um   pertaining to man, human; humane, kind; refined, cultivated  
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malus, -a, -um   bad, wicked, evil  
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pavrus, -a, -um   small, little  
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stultus, -a, -um   foolish  
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verus, -a, -um   true, real, proper  
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iuvo (or adiuvo), iuvare, iuvi, iutum   to help, aid, assist; please  
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sum, esse, fui, futurum   to be, exist  
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adulescentia, -ae f.   youth, young manhood; youthfulness  
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animus, -i m.   soul, spirit, mind  
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animi, -orum   high spirits, pride, courage  
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caelum, -i n.   heaven, sky  
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culpa, -ae f.   fault, blame  
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gloria, -ae f.   glory, fame  
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verbum, -i n.   word  
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te +abl +acc   you, yourself  
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liber, libera, liberum (adj)   free  
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noster, nostra, nostrum (adj)   our, ours  
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pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum (adj)   beautiful, handsomd; fine  
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sanus, -a, -um   sound, healthy, sane  
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igitur (conj., postpositve)   therefore, consequently  
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-ne   enclitic or suffix added to the emphatic word placed at the beginning of a sentence to indicate a question  
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propter +abl   on account of, because of  
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cras (Adv.)   tomorrow  
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heri (adv)   yesterday  
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quando   when  
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satis (indeclineable)   enough, suffeciently  
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tum   then, at that time; thereupon, in the next place  
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ceno (1)   to dine  
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culpo (1)   to blame, censure  
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remaneo, remanere, remansi, remansum or maneo, manere, mansi, mansum   to remain, stay, stay behind, abide, continue  
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supero (1)   to be above, have the upper hand, surpass; overcome, conquer  
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dea, -ae f.   god  
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discipula, -ae f.   learner, pupil, student  
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insidiae, -arum f.   ambush, plot, treachery  
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liber, libri m.   book  
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tyrannus, -i m.   absolute ruler, tyrant  
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vitium, -i n.   fault, crime, vice  
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Graecus, -a, -um   Greek  
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perpetuus, -a, -um   perpetual, lasting, uninterrupted, continuous  
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plenus, -a, -um   full, abundant, generous  
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salvus, -a, -um   safe, sound  
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secundus, -a, -um   second; favorable  
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vester, vestra, vestrum   your  
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-que   and  
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ubi (1)   where, when  
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ibi   there  
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nunc   now, at present  
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quare   because of which thing  
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possum, posse, potui   to be able, can could, have power  
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tolero (1)   to bear, endure  
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amor, amoris m.   love  
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carmen, carminis n.   song, poem  
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civitas, civitatis f.   state, citizenship  
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corpus,corporis n.   body  
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homo, hominis m.   human being, man  
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labor, laboris m.   labor, work, toil; a work, production  
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littera, -ae f.   a letter of the alphabet  
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litterae, -arum f.   a letter (epistle)  
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mos, moris m.   habit, custom, manner  
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nomen, nominis n.   name  
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pax, pacis f.   peace  
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regina, -ae f.   queen  
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rex, regis m.   king  
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tempus, temporis n.   time; occasion, opporunity  
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terra, -ae f.   earth, ground, land, country  
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uxor, uxoris f.   wife  
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virgo, virginis f.   maiden  
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virtus, virtutis f.   manliness, courage; excellence, character, worth, virtue  
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novus, -a, -um   new; strange  
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post + abl   under  
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audeo, audere, ausus, sum   to dare  
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neco (1)   to murder, kill  
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Cicero, Ciceronis, m   Cicero  
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copia, -ae f   abundance, supply  
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copiae, -arum   supplies, troops, forces  
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frater, fratris m.   brother  
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laus, laudis f.   praise, glory, fame  
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libertas, libertatis f.   liberty  
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ratio, rationis f.   reckoning, account; reason, judgment, consideration; system; manner, method  
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scriptor, scriptoris m.   writer, author  
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soror, sororis f.   sister  
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victoria, -ae f.   victory  
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dum, conj.   while, as long as, at the same time that.  
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ad + acc   to, up, to, near to  
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ex or e + abl   out of, from, from within; by reason of, on account of  
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numquam   never  
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tamen   nevertheless, still  
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ago, agere, egi, actum   to drive, lead, do, act; pass, spend  
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gratias agere + dat   to thank someone  
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demonstro (1)   to point out, show, demonstrate  
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disco, discere, didici   to learn  
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doceo, docere, docui docturm   to teach  
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duco, ducere, duxi, ductum   to lead, consider, regard, prolong  
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gero, gerere, gessi, gestum   to carry; carry on, manage, conduct, wage, accomplish, perform  
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scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum   to write, compose  
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traho, trahere, traxi, tractum   to draw, drag; derive, acquire  
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vinco, vincere, vici, victum   to conquer, overcome  
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locus, -i m.   place  
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morbus, -i m.   disease, sickness  
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studium, -ii n.   eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study  
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hic, haec, hoc   this; the latter  
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ille, illa, illud   that; the former  
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iste, ista, istud   that of yours, that; such  
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alius, -a, -ud   other, another  
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alter, altera, alterum   the other (of two), second  
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neuter, neutra, neutrum   not either, neither  
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nullus, -a, -um   not any, no, none  
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solus, -a, -um   alone, only, the only  
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totus, -a, -um   whole, entire  
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ullus, -a, -um   any  
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unus, -a, -um   one, single, alone  
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uter, utra, utrum   either, which (of two)  
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enim, postpositive conj.   for, in fact, truly  
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in + acc   into, towards; against  
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nimis or nimium adv.   too, too much, excessively  
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amicitia, -ae f.   friendship  
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cupiditas, cupiditiatis f.   desire, longing, passion; cupidity, avarice  
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hora, -ae f.   hour, time  
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natura, -ae f.   nature  
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senectus, senectutis, f.   old age  
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timor, timoris, m.   fear  
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veritas, veritatis, f.   truth  
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via, -ae f.   way, road, street  
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voluptas, voluptatis f.   pleasure  
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beatus, -a, -um   happy, fortunate, blessed  
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quoniam   since, inasmuch as  
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cum + abl   with  
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audio, audire, audivi, auditum   to hear, listen to  
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capio, capere, cepi, captum   to take, capture, seize, get  
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dico, dicere, dixi, dictum   to say, tell, speak; name, call  
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facio, facere, feci, factum   to make, do, accomplish  
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fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturum   to flee, hurray away; escape; go into exile, avoid, shun  
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caput, capitis, n.   head; leader, beginning; life; heading; chapter  
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consul, consulis, m.   consul  
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nemo, nullius, neminiem, nullo or nulla   no one, nobody  
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ego, mei   I  
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tu, tui   you  
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is, ea, id   this, that; he she it  
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idem, eadem, idem   the same  
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amicus, -a, -um   friendly  
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carus, -a, -um   dear  
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quod   because  
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nequie, nec   and not, nor  
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autem   however, moreover  
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bene (adv of bonus)   well, satisfactorily, quite  
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etiam   even, also  
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intellogo, intellegere, intellexi, intellectum   to understand  
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mitto, mittere, misi, missum   to send, let go  
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sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum   to feel, perceive, think  
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