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CHAPTERS 18-21
NOUNS cauda |
tail
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cena
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dinner
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culina
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kitchen
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fabula
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story
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Graecia
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Greece
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innocentia
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innocence
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pecunia
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money
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pirata
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pirate
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aurum
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gold
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crotalum
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castanet
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lectus
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bed, couch
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legatus
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envoy
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somnium
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dream
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somnus
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sleep
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corpus
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body
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felium
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cat
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homo
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man
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libertas
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freedom
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lux
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light
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miles
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soldier
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mors
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death
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mus
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mouse
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saltatrix
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dancer
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stercus
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dung, manure
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viator
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traveler
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ADJECTIVES
invitus |
unwilling
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malus
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bad
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medius
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middle
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narratus
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told
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obesus
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fat
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optimus
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best, verygood
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primus
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first
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sordidus
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dirty
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timidus
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afraid
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totus
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all, the whole
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fortis
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brave, strong
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omnis
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all, the whole, every, each
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VERBS
accusare |
to accuse
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adiuvare
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to help
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agnoscere
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to recognise
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appellare
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to call, name
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cantare
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to sing
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cenare
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to dine, to eat dinner
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cogitare
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to think
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devorare
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to devour
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dare
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to give
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errare
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to wander, to be mistaken
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explicare
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to explain
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laudare
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to praise
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lavare
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to wash
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narrare
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to tell a story
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necare
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to kill
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parare
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to prepare, to get ready
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praecipitare
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to hurl
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recuperare
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to recover
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saltare
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to dance
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simulare
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to pretend
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vigilare
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to stay awake
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docere
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to teach
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dolere
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to be sad
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habere
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to have, to hold
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iubere
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to order, to bid
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licet
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it is allowed
(N.B. this verb has no infinitive - it can only be used in third person singular) |
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removere
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to remove, move aside
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respondere
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to reply
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ridere
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to laugh, to smile
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sedere
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to sit
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videre
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to see
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dicere
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to say, to tell
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ducere
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to lead, to take, to bring
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emere
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to buy
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extendere
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to hold out
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extrahere
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to drag out, to take out
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mittere
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to send
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petere
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to look for, to seek, to head for, to aim at, to attack
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ponere
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to put, to place
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praecurrere
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to run ahead
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relinquere
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to leave behind
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surgere
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to get up, to rise
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tremere
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to tremble
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capere
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to take, to capture
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conicere
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to throw
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conspicere
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to catch sight of
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effugere
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to run away, to escape
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fugere
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to flee
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iacere
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to throw
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inspicere
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to examine
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olfacere
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to catch the scent of, to smell, to sniff
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audire
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to hear, to listen to
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esurire
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to be hungry
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finire
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to finish
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invenire
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to come upon, to find
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obdormire
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to go to sleep
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punire
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to punish
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venire
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to come
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ire
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to go
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ferre
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to bring, to carry
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nolle
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to be unwilling, not to wish, to refuse
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posse
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to be able
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esse
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to be
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velle
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to wish, to want, to be willing
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PRONOUNS
cui |
to whom
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ei
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to him/her/it
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tibi
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to you, for you
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PREPOSITIONS
post |
after
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praeter
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except
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ADVERBS
antea |
previously, before
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attente
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attentively, closely
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certe
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certainly
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heri
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yesterday
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heri
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yesterday
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ita
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thus, so, in this way
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mane
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early in the day, in the morning
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modo
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only
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numquam
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never
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olim
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once (upon a time)
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paulisper
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for a short time
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sero
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late
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supra
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above, on top
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valde
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very, very much, exceedingly
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vehementer
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very much, violently, hard
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CONJUNCTIONS
enim |
for
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nisi
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unless, if ... not, except
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quod
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because (with verbs of feeling, that)
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INTERROGATIVE WORDS
quando |
when
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MISCELLANEOUS
animum recuperare |
to regain one's senses
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cubitum ire
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to go to bed
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Esto!
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All right!
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rem explicare
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to explain the situation
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hanc
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this
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hi
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these
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hic, haec, hoc
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this
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ille, illa, illud
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that, he, she, it
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latrans
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barking
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licet nobis
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we are allowed, we may
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manus
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hand
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media nox
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midnight
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Mehercule!
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By Hercules! Goodness me!
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melior
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better
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nihil mali
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nothing of a bad thing, there is nothing wrong
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prima luce
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at dawn
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Quid agis?
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How are you?
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rem explicare
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to explain the situation
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se praecipitare
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to hurl oneself, to rush
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se rogare
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to ask oneself, to wonder
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sonitus
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sound
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vesperi
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in the evening
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videtur
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it seems
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vir optime
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sir
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nonne ... ?
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surely?, don't you?, isn't it?
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CHAPTERS 22 TO 24
NOUNS Curia |
Senate House
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habenae
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reins
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lectica
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litter
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turba
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crowd, mob
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gaudium
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joy
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lecticarius
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litter-bearer
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liber
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book
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ludi
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games
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mandatum
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order, instruction
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murus
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wall
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patruus
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uncle
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sepulcrum
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tomb
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homines
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people
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imber
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rain
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labor
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work, toil
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mercator
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merchant
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moles
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mass, huge bulk
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mons
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mountain, hill
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multitudo
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crowd
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orator
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orator, speaker
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pons
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bridge
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quies
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rest
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terror
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terror, fear
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attonitus
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astonished, astounded
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clausus
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shut, closed
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magnificus
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magnificent
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maximus
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greatest, very great, very large
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mirus
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wonderful, marvelous, strange
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nocturnus
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happening during the night
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Palatinus
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Palatine Hill
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rimosus
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full of cracks, leaky
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stultus
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stupid, foolish
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tantus
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so great, such a big
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vester
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your
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immemor
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forgetful
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ingens
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huge
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talis
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such, like this, of this kind
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virilis
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of manhood
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VERBS
aedificare |
to build
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demonstrare
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to show
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monstrare
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to show
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stare
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to stand
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visitare
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to visit
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admovere
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to move toward
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cavere
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to be careful, to watch out for, to beware
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licere
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it is allowed
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manere
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to remain, to stay, to wait
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movere
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to move
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stupere
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to be amazed, to gape
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agere
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to do, to drive
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ascendere
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to climb, to climb into
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cadere
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to fall
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colere
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to cultivate
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conducere
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to hire
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considere
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to sit down
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constituere
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to decide
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currere
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to run
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descendere
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to come, to go down, to climb down
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discedere
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to go away, to depart
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induere
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to put on
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legere
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to read
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occurrere
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to meet
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pluere
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to rain
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quiescere
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to rest, to keep quiet
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scribere
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to write
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sumere
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to take, to take up, to pick out
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tradere
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to hand over
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excipere
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to welcome, to recieve, to catch
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facere
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to make, to do
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advenire
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to reach, to arrive
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circumire
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to go around
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exire
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to go out
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redire
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to return, to go back
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PRONOUNS
Cuius ... ? |
Whose ... ?
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ei, eae, ea
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they
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eis
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to them
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quem
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whom, which, that
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extra
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outside
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intra
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inside
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supra
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above
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ADVERBS
bene |
well
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eo
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there, to that place
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hoc illuc
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here and there, this way and that
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illuc
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there, to that place
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interdiu
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during the day, by day
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primum
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first, at first
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satis
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enough
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undique
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on all sides, from all sides
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vix
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scarcely, with difficulty
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CONJUNCTIONS
at |
but
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atque
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and, also
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cum
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when
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simulac
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as soon as
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MISCELLANEOUS
aestus |
hear
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aquaeductus
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aqueduct
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arcus
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arch
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Cave!
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Be careful! Watch out! Beware!
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domo
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from home
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domum
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homeward, home
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domus
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house
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exstans
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standing out, towering
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satis temporis
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enough time
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se parare
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to prepare oneself, to get ready
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se quieti dare
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to rest
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strepitus
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noise, clattering
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