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Latin Vocabulary

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iter   journey  
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iter faciebant   they were traveling  
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tribus diebus   in three days  
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volebat   he/she wanted  
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identidem   again and again  
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iubebat   he kept ordering  
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virga   stick  
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verberabat   he kept beating  
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ibant   they were going  
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rusticus   peasant  
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septimus   seventh  
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erat   he/she/it was  
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quiescebant   they were resting  
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pes   foot  
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vehicula   vehicles  
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auriga   charioteer  
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magno risu   with a loud laugh  
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fatuus   stupid  
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tabellarius   courier  
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civis   citizen  
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praeclarus   distinguished  
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ab/a   from  
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pars   part  
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Quam!   How!  
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ferociter   fiercely  
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Cave!   Watch out!  
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vito, vitare   to avoid  
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concido; concidere   to fall down  
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cuncti   all  
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incolumis   unhurt; safe and sound  
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gaudeo, gaudere   to be glad  
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quod   that; which  
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cesso, cessare   to be idle; to do nothing  
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extraho, extrahere   to drag out  
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frustra   in vain  
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haereo, haerere   to stick  
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moveo, movere   to move  
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culpa   fault; blame  
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cisium   light two-wheeled carriage  
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interpello, interpellare   to interrupt  
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placide   gently; peacefully  
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celerrime   very fast  
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noster   our  
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devertebat   he began to turn aside  
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periculum   danger  
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ars   skill  
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ago, agere   to do; drive  
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Tune spectabas?   Were you watching?  
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commotus   moved  
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exspecto, exspectare   to look out for  
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longus   long  
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diu   for a long time  
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appareo, apparere   to appear  
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rota   wheel  
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procul   in the distance; far off  
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nubes   cloud  
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pulvis   dust  
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plaustrum   wagon; cart  
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onus   load; burden  
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tardus   slow  
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illud   that  
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praeterea   besides  
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bos   ox  
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fortasse   perhaps  
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quattuor   four  
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duae   two  
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tantum   only  
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praetereo, praeterire   to go past  
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Quot?   How many?  
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nonus   ninth  
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taedebat   it bored  
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aperio, aperire   to open  
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pila   ball  
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Visne?   Do you want?  
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ludo,ludere   to play  
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eam   her; it  
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excipio, excipere   to welcome; receive; catch  
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alter...alterum   the one...the other  
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iocus   joke; prank  
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ferio, ferire   to hit; strike  
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verto, vertere   to turn  
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carissima   dearest  
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animus   mind  
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in animo habere   to intend  
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apud   with  
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relinquo, relinquere   to leave behind  
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itaque   and so; therefore  
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hospes   guest; host; friend  
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de   down from; concerning; about  
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illa   she  
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ut   as  
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scio, scire   to know  
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mortuus   dead  
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nobiscum   with us  
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undecimus   eleventh  
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caelum   sky  
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advesperascit, advesperascere   it gets dark  
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aedificium   building  
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caupona   inn  
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pernocto, pernoctare   to spend the night  
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caupo   innkeeper  
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periculosus   dangerous  
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custodio, custodire   to guard  
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rex   king  
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rego, regere   to rule  
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pugno, pugnare   to fight  
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aut...aut   either...or  
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consilium   plan  
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consilium capere   to form a plan  
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inter   between; among  
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miles   soldier  
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vester   your  
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proelium   fight; battle  
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victor   conquerer; victor  
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bellum   war  
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pro   for; on behalf of  
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patria   fatherland; nation  
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delecto, delectare   to please  
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vulnus   wound  
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accipio, accipere   to receive; accept  
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neco, necare   to kill  
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contra   against  
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hoc modo   in this way  
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praecurro, praecurrere   to run ahead  
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homo, hominis   man  
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se praecipitant   they hurl themselves; rush  
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fugio, fugere   to flee  
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manum   hand  
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hi canes   these dogs  
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modo   only  
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cauda   tail  
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apparuit   he appeared  
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obesus   fat  
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revocavit   he called back  
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pernoctaverunt   they have spent the night  
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olim   once (upon a time)  
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legatus   envoy  
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Quid agis?   How are you?  
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Mehercule!   By Hercules! Goodness me!  
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nisi erro   unless I am mistaken  
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agnosco, agnoscere   to recognize  
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doleo, dolere   to be sad  
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omnis   all; every  
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viator, viatoris   traveler  
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vesperi   in the evening  
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fortis   brave; stron  
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olfacio, olfacere   to catch the scent of; smell; sniff  
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intraverunt   they entered  
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ceno, cenare   to eat dinner  
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cena   dinner  
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vobis   for you  
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iussit   he ordered  
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duxit   he/she led  
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lectus   bed  
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sordidus   dirty  
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rem explicare   to explain the situation  
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melior   better  
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tibi   for you  
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esurio, esurire   to be hungry  
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cubitum ire   to go to bed  
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valde   very; exceedingly, very much  
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ierunt   they went  
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vigilo, vigilare   to stay awake  
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Quid fecit!   What did he/she do?  
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vehementer   very much; violently  
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cui   to whom; to him; to her  
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certe   certainly  
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arripuit   he seized  
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hoc   this  
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manserunt   they stayed  
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post   after  
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medius   middle of  
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media nox   midnight  
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Licetne nobis?   Is it allowed for us?  
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paulisper   for a short time  
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Esto!   All right!  
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misisti   you have sent  
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voluimus   we wanted  
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enim   for  
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Dum...devorant   While.. we were devouring  
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miles   soldier  
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vir optime   sir  
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optimus   best; very good  
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in hanc cauponem   into this inn  
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numquam   never  
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antea   before  
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dico, dicere   to say; tell  
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fabula   story  
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narratus   told  
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neco, necare   to kill  
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narro, narrare   to tell a story  
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heri   yesterday  
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ille   he  
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postquam   after  
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haec   these things; this  
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somnus   sleep  
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ei   to him  
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somnium   dream  
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animum recuperare   to regain one's senses; be fully awake  
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nihil mali   there is nothing wrong  
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malus   bad  
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obdormio, obdormire   to go to sleep  
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corpus, corporis   body  
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stercus, stercoris   manure  
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supra   above; on top  
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mane   early in the day; in the morning  
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punio, punire   to punish  
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surgo, surgere   to get up; to rise  
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sum, esse   to be  
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adiuvo, adiuvare   to help  
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pono, ponere   to place; to put  
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conicio, conicere   to throw  
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Quando?   When?  
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primus   first  
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lux, lucis   light  
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prima luce   at dawn  
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mortuus   dead  
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simulo, simulare   to pretend  
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finio, finire   to finish  
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sero   late  
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cogito, cogitare   to think  
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videtur   he seems  
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invitus   unwilling  
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eo, ire   to go  
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peto, petere   to look for; to seek  
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invenio, invenire   to come upon; to find  
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removeo, removere   to remove; move aside  
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extraho, extrahere   to drag out; take out  
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video, videre   to see  
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iubeo,iubere   to order; to bid  
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volo, velle   to wish; to want; to be willing  
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dico, dicere   to say; to tell  
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possum, posse   to be able  
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interdiu   during the day  
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stupere   to be amazed  
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turba   crowd, mob  
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undique   on all sides  
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strepitus, us   noise  
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maximus   greatest  
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gaudium   joy  
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consido   I sit down  
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induere   to put on  
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advenire   to reach, arrive  
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primum   first  
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virilis   of manhood  
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quies, quietis   rest  
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eo, (adv)   there  
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conducere   to hire  
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descendo   I come down/go down/climb down  
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agere   to do, drive  
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currere   to run  
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mirus, a, um   wonderful  
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domum   home  
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huc illuc   this way and that  
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videbunt   they will see  
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curabo   I will take care of  
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ducam   I will take  
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ferent   they will carry  
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lectica   litter  
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multa et mira   many wonderful things  
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Curia   Senate House  
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se quieti dare   to rest  
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patruus   uncle  
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vester, ra, rum   your, pl.  
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videbimus   we will see  
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excipiet   he will welcome  
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illud   that  
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atque   and  
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sepulcrum   tomb  
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intra   inside  
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adveniemus   we will come  
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sumere   to take  
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cadere   to fall  
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stare   to stand  
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ascendere   to climb  
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discedo   I depart  
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trado   I hand over  
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admoveo   I move toward  
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nocturnus   happening during the night  
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ingens   huge  
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cum   when  
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uxori   to his wife  
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habenae   reins  
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bene   well  
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mandatum   order  
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immemor   forgetful  
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se parare   to prepare oneself  
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raedario   to the coachman  
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auxilio   with the help  
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Corneliae   to Cornelia  
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excipere   to welcome  
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