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44 Cards in this Set
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51. pervenīre Rōmam
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to come to Rome
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52. opportūnō locō positum
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to be favourably situated
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53. ad septentriōnēs
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to lie to the north
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54. ōceanum attingere
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to be contiguous, adjacent to the ocean
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55. urbem ingredī
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to enter a city
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56. in ūnum locum convenīre
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to collect together at one spot
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57. locus amoenus / loca amoena
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pleasant districts
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58. ignem (tectis) subicere/ īnferre
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to set (houses) on fire
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59. tempus nōn āmittere
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to lose no time
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60. quōquō versus
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in all directions
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61. in aliud tempus differre
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to put off till another time
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62. humī iacēre
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to lie on the ground
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63. nūmen deōrum
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the sovereign power of the gods
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64. religio
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subjectively - religious feeling, devotion, fear of God.
objectively - the objecto religious fear; a sacred thing or place, also that which is contrary to the gods' will. |
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65. cultus deōrum
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worship of the gods; divine service
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66. religiōnem alicuī afferre / inicere
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to inspire some one with religious scruples.
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67. apud īnferōs
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to be in the lower world
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68. iūrāre // iūs iūrandum dare
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to swear an oath to a person.
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69. pēierāre // iūs iūrandum neglegere / violāre
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to commit perjury, perjure oneself // to break one's oath.
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70. crēdere / putāre esse deōs
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to believe in the existence of the gods.
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71. negāre esse deōs
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to deny the existence of the gods.
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72. dīs iuvantibus
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dis iuvantibus
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73. sacrificāre // sacrificium / rēs dīvīnam facere
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to sacrifice
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74. vōta facere / nuncupāre / suscipere
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to make a vow
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75. auspicātō
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after having duly taken the auspices
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76. voluntaria mors
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suicide
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77. lacrimas tenēre nōn (vix) posse
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to be hardly able to restrain one's tears
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78. in morbum incidere
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to fall ill
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79. dē vītā dēcēdere
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to depart this life
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80. in angustiīs esse
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to be in a dilemma; in difficulties
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81. quae cum ita sint
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under such circumstances
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82. quod ad mē attinet
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as far as I'm concerned
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83. in discrīmine esse
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a man's life is at stake, is in vety great danger
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84. opem ferre alicuī
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to bring aid to; to rescue
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benevolentiam colligere
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to find favour with some one; to get into their good graces
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86. in ōre omnium esse
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to be in every one's mouth.
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87. cāsū
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by chance, by a twist of fate
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88. in rēbus secundīs
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in a state of prosperity
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89. bene merērī dē aliquō
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to deserve well at some one's hands; to do a service to..
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90. grātiōsum esse apud aliquem
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to be popular influential.
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91. occāsiōnem āmittere/ omittere
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lo lose, let slip an oppotunity (through carelessness) / through indifference)
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92. ex quō fit, ut
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that is (the reason) why...
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93. frūctum / frūctūs capere
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to derive profit or advantage
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94. hoc mihi dētrīmentō est
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this is a disadvantage for me.
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