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Vocab from Unit 2

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atrium, -i n.   atrium, hall  
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balneum, -i n.   bath  
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exitus, -us m.   outcome, departure  
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mulier, mulieris f.   woman, wife  
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silentium, -i n.   silence  
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dignus, -a, -um   worthy  
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nonus, -a, -um   ninth  
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cano, -ere, cecini, cantus   sing (about), tell  
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constituo, -ere, -stitui, , -stitutus   deteremine, decide  
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perturbo, 1   disturb, throuw into confusion  
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interum   again  
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hospes, hospitis m.   host, guest, guest-friend  
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palus, paludis f.   swamp  
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decimus, -a, -um   tenth  
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octavus, -a, -um   eighth  
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quartus, -a, -um   fourth  
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septimus, -a, -um   sixth  
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descendo, -ere, descendi, descensus   descend  
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fleo, flere, flevi, fletus   weep (for)  
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ne   (so) that...not, lest  
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ut   (in order) that, so that  
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aedificium, -i n.   building  
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gubernator, -oris m.   pilot, helmsman  
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iuvenis, -is m.   young man  
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mora, -ae f.   delay  
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tempestas, tatis f.   storm  
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amplus, -a, -um   great, magnificent  
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angustus, -a, -um   narrow  
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maturus, -a, -um   early, quick, ripe  
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sordidus, -a, -um   dirty, disreputable  
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adhaereo, -ere, haesi, haesus   stick (to), cling (to)  
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eicio, -ere, eieci, eiectus   throw out  
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veho, -ere, vexi, vectus   carry  
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deinde   then, thereafter  
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enim   (never the first word in a sentence) for  
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mercator, -oris m.   merchant  
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oculus, -i m.   eye  
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portus, -us m.   harbor, port  
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editus, -a, -um   elevated  
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colligo,-ere, -legi, -lectus   collect  
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doleo, -ere, dolui, doliturus   grieve  
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excipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptus   receive  
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fero, ferre, tuli, latus   carry, bear, bring  
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rumpo, -ere, rupi, ruptus   break  
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recte   rightly  
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namque   for  
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posteaquam   after  
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somnus, -i m.   sleep  
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peritus, -a, -um   skilled  
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posterus, -a, -um   following  
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tantus, -a, -um   so great  
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perterreo, -ere, terrui, -territus   scare thoroughly, alarm  
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prehendo, -ere, -hendi, -hensus   grasp, seize  
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rideo, ridere, risi, risus   laugh (at)  
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volvo, -ere, volvi,, volutus   roll, turn over  
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ita   so, in such a way, thus  
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saepe   often  
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satis   enough  
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tam   so, such (with adjectives and adverbs)  
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cliens, -entis m.   client  
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maiores, -um m. pl.   ancestors  
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opera, -ae f.   work, effort  
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quies, -etis f.   rest  
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aeger, -ra, -rum   sick  
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tot   so many (indeclinable)  
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endo, -ere, edidi, editus   give out, publish, utter, inflict  
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incendo, -ere, incendi, incensus   set on fire, burn  
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reficio, -ere, refeci, refectus   repair  
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surgo, -ere, surrexi, surrecturus   rise  
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cotidie   daily  
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acutus, -a, -um   sharp  
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ceteri, -ae, -a   the other(s)  
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insignis, -e   noted  
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mirus, -a, -um   wonderful  
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consentio, -ire, sensi, sensus   agree  
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contemno, -ere, -tempsi, -temptus   despise  
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existimo, 1   think  
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praeterea   besides  
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quidem   at least, to be sure (follows the word it emphasizes)  
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ne...quidem   not even  
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cum   when  
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ala, -ae f.   wing  
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passus, -us m.   stop, pace  
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mille passus, milia passum pl   mile  
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defessus, -a, -um   tired  
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depono, -ere, -posui, -positus   put aside, put down  
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nondum   not yet  
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quam primum   as soon as possible  
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statim   at once, immediately  
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tandem   finally, at last  
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culpa, -ae f.   blame, fault  
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gaudium, -i n.   joy  
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carus, -a, -um   dear, expensive, esteemed  
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feliz. -icis(gen.)   happy, fortunate, successful  
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necesse (indeclinable)   necessary  
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quietus, -a, -um   quiet  
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viginti (indeclinable)   twenty  
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arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus   think  
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consumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptus   use up, spend  
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loquor, loqsui, locutus   talk  
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polliceor, polliceri, pollicitus   promise  
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proficiscor, profecisci, profectus   set out, start  
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hic   here, in this place  
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omen, ominis n.   omen, sign  
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pontifex, pontificis m.   priest  
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vesper, vesperi m.   evening  
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vesperi   in the evening (loc.)  
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quantus, -a, -um   how great, how much  
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ingredior, ingredi, ingressus   step into, enter  
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miror, 1   wonder, admire  
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orior, oriri, ortus   rise  
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spondeo,-ere, spopondi, sponsus   pledge, promise, engage  
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studeo, -ere, -studui, -----   be eager (for), study  
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pridie   on the day before  
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subito   suddenly  
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arbor, -oris f.   tree  
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fons, fontis m.   spring, source  
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ops, opis f.   aid; pl. wealth  
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saxum, -i n.   rock  
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aliquis, aliquid   someone, something, anyone, anything  
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quidam, quaedam, quiddam   a certain one or thing  
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aliqui, aliqua, aliquod   some, any  
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quidam, quaedam, quoddam   certain, some  
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sapiens, -ntis (gen) m.   wise  
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compleo, -ere, evi, etus   fill  
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eo, ire, ii (ivi) iturus   go, come  
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exeo, esire, exii, esiturus   go out (from)  
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praebeo, -ere, -ui, -itus   furnish  
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redeo, -ire, redii, rediturus   go back, return  
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propter (with acc)   on account of  
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adulescens, -entis m.   young man  
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facies, faciei f.   face, appearance  
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fames, -is (abl. fame) f.   hunger  
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alacer, -cris,-cre   eager  
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accuso, 1   blame, criticize  
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caedo, -ere, cecidi, caesus   cut, beat, kill  
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concedo, -ere, -institui, institutus   establish, train  
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nego, 1   deny, say... not  
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pereo, -ire, -ii, iturus   perish  
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significo, 1   mean  
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quoque   too (follows the word it emphasizes)  
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campus, -i m.   plain  
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feriae, -arum f.   festival, holidays  
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gradior, gradi, gressus   step, walk  
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morior, mori, mortuus   die  
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progredior, progredi, progressus   step forward, advance  
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quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitus   seek (from), inquire (of)  
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circiter   about  
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etsi   although  
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honor, -oris m.   honor  
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imperator, -oris m.   commander, general  
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litus, litoris n.   shore  
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os, oris n.   mouth  
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attingo, -ere, attigi, attactus   touch, reach  
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disco, -ere, didici, ------   learn  
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interrogo, 1   ask, question  
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occido, -ere, occidi, occisus   kill, cut down  
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pronuntio, 1   recite  
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non solum... sed etiam   not only... but also  
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at   but  
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scutum, -i n.   shield  
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tribunus, -i m.   tribune  
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diligens, -entis (gen.)   careful  
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quot (indeclinable)   how many; as (many as);  
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deligo, -ere, delegi, delectus   select  
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fio, fieri, ---, (factus)   be made, become  
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certior fio   be informed (literally = be made more certain)  
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moror, 1   delay  
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oro, 1   beg, plead  
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refero, referre, rettuli, relatus   bring back  
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eo   there to that place  
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perfidia, -ae f.   treachery  
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prudens, prudentis (gen.)   sensible  
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differo, differre, distuli, dilatus   differ  
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nolo, nolle, nolui, ----   not want, not wish, be unwilling  
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volo, velle, volui, ----   want, wish, be willing  
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huc   here, to this place  
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num   (introduces question expecting negative answer), whether  
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an   or (in double questions)  
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quamquam   although  
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quaestor, -oris m.   quaestor (an officer who might be a quartermaster in the army, a trial judge, or treasury official)  
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aequalis, -e   equal  
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ignotus, -a, -um   unknown  
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circumvenio, -ire, -veni, -ventus   surround  
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desidero, 1   long for, strongly desire  
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exprimo, -ere, pressi, expressus   press out, express, portray  
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ineo, ire, inii, initurus   enter in or upon  
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persuadeo, -ere, suasi, suasurus   persuade  
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placeo, -ere, -placui, -placiturus   please  
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reverto, -ere, reverti, reversus   (sometimes deponent) turn back, return  
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