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100 Cards in this Set
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īnsidiae īnsidiārum f. pl.
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ambush
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nāvō nāvāre nāvāvī nāvātus
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to act energetically
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Mēdēa –ae f.
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Medea
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argūmentum –ī n.
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proof evidence arguement
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etsī
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although
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interdīcō interdīcere interdīxī interdictum
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to forbid
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vehemēns
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violent
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iuventūs iuventūtis f.
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youth, young man
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sēditiō sēditiōnis f.
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revolt
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requiēscō requiēscere requiēvī requiētum
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to rest
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cognātus cognātī m.
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relative
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intueor intuērī intuitus sum
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to look at
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Ptolemaeus –ī m.
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Ptolemy
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advocātus –ī m.
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a friend who supports a party in a trial
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ēvertō ēvertere ēvertī ēversus
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to overturn, overthrow
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redundō redundāre redundāvī redundātus
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to overflow
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hinc
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from here, hence
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īrātus –a –um
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angry
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quam ob rem
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therefore
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mātrōna –ae f.
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matron
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disceptātor –ōris m.
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judge
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incendō incendere incendī incensus
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to set fire to, burn
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paululum
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a little
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praestāns
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outstanding
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taeter –tra –trum
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disagreeable
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Seniae Seniārum f.
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Seniae, the name of a public bath at Rome
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tribuō tribuere tribuī tribūtus
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to assign
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molestus –a –um
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troublesome, annoying
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expūgnō expaugnāre expūgnāvī expūgnātus
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to assault, capture
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ērigō ērigere ērēxī ērēctus
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to set up, erect
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obscēnus –a –um
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filthy
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resarciō resarcīre resarsī resartum
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to repair
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invidiōsus –a –um
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envious
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inimīcus –ī m.
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enemy
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sēnsim
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little by little, just perceptibly
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prūdēns
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prudent
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mēta mētae f.
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limit goal boundary turning point
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omittō omittere omīsī omissus
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to let go
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propriē
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properly; particularly, especially; in the strictest or truest sense
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fūnestus –a –um
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deadly
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venia veniae f.
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pardon
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lūctuōsus –a –um
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sorrowful
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ōtiōsus –a –um
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at leasure
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nātūrālis –e
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natural
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Copōnius –a –um
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of the Coponii
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fābella –ae f.
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short story
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Graecus –a –um
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Greek
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perōrō perōrāre
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to harangue at length
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coitiō coitiōnis f.
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a meeting
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grātificor grātificārī
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to do a favor
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pertimēscō pertimēscere pertimuī
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to be very afraid
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trīgintā; trīcēsimus –a –um
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30; 30th
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dissimulō dissimulāre dissimulāvī dissimulātus
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to conceal, dissemble
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stīpendium stīpendi(ī) n.
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tax
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commentīcius –a –um
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fabricated, feigned
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dēspērātus –a –um
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irremediable, desperate
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perturpis –e
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very shameful
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Bestia –ae m.
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Bestia
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iactūra –ae f.
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loss (of stature/prestige)
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dīligenter
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diligently
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illūstris illūstre
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bright
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sōpiō sōpīre sōpīvī sōpītum
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to put to sleep, lull to sleep
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prōvinciālis –e
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provincial
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Metellus –ī m.
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Metellus
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avus avī m.
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grandfather
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patrōnus patrōnī m.
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protector
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attendō attendere attendī attentus
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to pay attention
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neglegō neglegere neglēxī neglēctus
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to disregard, neglect
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ministra –ae f.
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servant, attendant
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suāvitās –ātis f.
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sweetness
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dirimō –ere –ēmī –ēmptus
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to take asunder; to separate
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innocēns
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innocent, harmless
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Neāpolītānus –a –um
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Neapolitan
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socius –iī m.
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ally, comrade
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quadrantārius –a –um
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of a quarter part
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crūdēlis crūdēle
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unfeeling, cruel
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vadum –ī n.
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ford; shallow
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Balbus –ī m.
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Roman cognomen
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Camillus –ī m.
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Camillus
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latrō latrōnis m.
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robber
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violentus –a –um
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violent, savage
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lēniter
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gently, mildly
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Lūcius –iī m.
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Lucius
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arguō arguere arguī argūtus
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to declare; accuse
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Pēlĭus –a –um
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of or belonging to Pelion
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obsequium –ī n.
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deference, solicitude
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occupātus –a –um
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busy
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dētorqueō –ēre –torsī –tortus
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to turn from; turn off
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obsolēscō obsolēscere obsolēvī —
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to wear out, grow old
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frāternus –a –um
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fraternal
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doctrīna –ae f.
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teaching, doctrine
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lacēssō lacēssere lacēssīvī lacēssītus
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to provoke
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pertristis –e
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very sad
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comprimō comprimere compressī compressum
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to compress
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periūcundus –a –um
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very agreeable, most acceptable
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nōtitia ae f.
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celebrity; nowledge
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dēcēdō dēcēdere dēcessī dēcessus
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to move away, withdraw
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subsum subesse —
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to be under, be behind
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Appius –iī m.; Appius –a –um
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Appius; Appian
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praeclārus –a –um
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very clear
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