Aeneid Book 1 Flashcards
(243 cards)
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arma
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n. arms, weapons, armor
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vir
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n. man
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canere
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v. sing
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qui
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pron. who
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primus
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adj. first
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ab
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prep. by, from
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fatum
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n. fate, destiny
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profugus
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adj. fugitive
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venire
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v. come
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multum
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n. many things
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ille
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pron. that
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et
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conj. and
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terra
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n. earth, land
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iactare
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v. throw
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altus
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adj. high, noble
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superus
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n. gods
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saevus
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adj. fierce, savage
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memor
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adj. remembering
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Juno
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wife of Jupiter, enemy of Aeneas
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ob
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prep. for, on account of
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ira
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n. anger
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quo
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pron. any
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bellum
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n. war
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patior
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vpar. suffer
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dum
conj. while, as long as, until
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condere
v. put, insert
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inferre
v. bring in, import
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deus
n. god
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latius
adj. Latin
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genu
n. race, origin, knee
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unde
adv. from where, whence
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pater
n. father
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at
conj. but
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moene
n. bulwarks, city walls
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roma
n. Rome
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musa
n. muse (one of the goddesses of poetry, music, etc.)
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mihi
pron. me
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causa
n. cause, reason
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memorare
v. remember
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numen
n. divine will, divinity
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laedere
v. strike, hurt
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dolere
vpar. hurt
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regina
n. queen
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tot
num. so many
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volvere
v. travel in circle, roll
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casus
n. fall, accident, plight
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pietas
n. goodness, duty
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insignus
adj. distinguished, outstanding
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adire
v. approach
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laboris
n. labor, suffering
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impulere
v. drive, persuade, impel
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tantus
adj. of such size, so much
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anima
n. soul, spirit
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caelestissimus
adj. heavenly
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urbs
n. city
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antiquum
n. antiquity
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esse
v. to be
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tenere
v. hold, keep
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coloni
n. farmer, settler
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italia
n. Italy
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contra
adv. facing
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tiberinus
adj. the river Tiber
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longe
adv. far off, distant
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ostia
n. doorway, river mouth
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dives
n. rich man
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ops
n. power, might
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studium
n. eagerness
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asperrimus
adj. rude
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ferre
v. bring, bear
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magus
n. wise/learned man
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omnis
adj. each, every
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colere
v. live in, inhabit
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hic
pron. this
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illius
pron. that
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currus
n. chariot
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hoc
pron. this
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regnum
n. royal power
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dea
n. goddess
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gens
n. tribe, clan
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qua
pron. any
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sinere
v. allow, permit
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ire (verb)
v. go, walk
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tum
adv. then, next
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tendere
v. stretch, spread, extend
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fovere
v. favor, cherish, keep warm
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sed
conj. but
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enim
conj. namely
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trojanus
adj. Trojan
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sanguis
n. blood
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olim
adv. formerly
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quae
pron. any
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vertere
v. turn, change, destroy
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arx
n. citadel, stronghold
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pres
v. ward, keep away
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populus
n. people, nation
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rex
n. king
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excidium
n. ruin, destruction
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libya
n. Libya (general North Africa)
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sic
adv. thus
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metuere
vpar. fear
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vetare
v. forbid, prohibit
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quod
pron. any
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ad
adv. to, up to
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pro
prep. on behalf of
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carus
n. dear, beloved
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gerere
v. bear, carry
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necdum
conj. and/but not yet
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etiam
conj. and also
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dolores
n. pain, anguish, grief
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animus
n. mind
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manare
v. flow, pour
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mens
n. mind
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repostus
adj. remote, out of the way
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iudicium
n. trial, tribunal, judgement
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spernere
vpar. scorn, despise
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injuria
n. injury
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invidere
vpar. envy
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rapere
vpar. seize
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honores
n. honor
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accendere
vpar. set on fire
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super
adv. above
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aequor
smooth surface (of the ocean)
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reliquia
n. remains
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immitussimus
adj. cruel, rough
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achilli
n. Achilles, greek hero, killed Hector after Patroclus's death
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arcere
v. keep away, protect
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longissimus
adj. longest
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plurimus
adj. much, many
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per
prep. through
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errare
v. wander
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actum
n. act, deed
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mare
n. sea
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mola
n. mass, millstone
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romanus
adj. Roman
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vix
adv. scarcely
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e
prep. out from
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conspectus
n. view
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sicula
Sicily
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tellus
n. earth, ground
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velum
n. sail, covering
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in
prep. in, on, at
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dare
v. give
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laetissimus
adj. most happy
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spuma
n. foam, froth
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salum
n. open sea
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aer
n. air
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ruere
v. destroy, rush
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aeternissimus
adj. eternal
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servare
vpar. watch over
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sub
prep. under, beneath
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pectus
n. breast, heart
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volnus
n. wound
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se
pron. him/her/it
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cum
adv. when
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inceptum
n. beginning
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desistere
v. stop, desist
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vincere
vpar. conquer, defeat
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posse
v. be able
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avertere
v. turn away
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quippe
adv. of course
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exurere
v. burn
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ipsos
pron. himself/herself/itself
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submergere
v. submerge
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noxa
n. hurt, injury
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furia
n. fury
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rapidissimus
adj. rapid
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nubes
cloud, mist, haze
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ratis
raft, ship, boat
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evertere
v. overturn
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expirare
vpar. exhale
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transfigere
vpar. pierce through
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flammas
n. flame
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corripere
v. seize, grab
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scopulus
n. rock, boulder
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infigere
v. fasten, affix
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ast
conj. but
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ego
pron. I
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divus
n. god
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incedere
v. advance, march
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soror
n. sister
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conjunx
n. spouse
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unus
adj. one
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aut
conj. or
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supplex
n.supplicant
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ara
n. altar
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imponere
v. impose
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honor
n. honor
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talis
adj. such, so great
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flammare
v. set on fire
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cor
n. soul, spirit, heart
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patria
n. native land
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locum
n. place
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fetus
adj. fertile
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furere
vpar. rave, rage
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austris
n. south
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vastare
v. lay waste, destroy
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tempestas
n. season. weather
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premere
v. press, pursue
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ac
conj. and
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vinclum
n. chain, bond
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carcer
n. prison
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indignatis
scorn, resent
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maximus
adj. large, great
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murmur
n. murmur, mutter
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claustrum
n. bolt (gate/door)
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fremere
v. roar
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celsus
adj. high, tall
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sedere
v. sit
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mollire
v. soften
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temperare
v. combine, blend
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facere
v. do, make
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caelus
n. heaven
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profundum
n. depths, chasm
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verrere
v. sweep clean
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omnipotens
adj. all
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spelunca
n. cave
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abdere
v. remove
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pos
adj. black, dark
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moles
n. mass (huge)
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mons
n. mountain
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insuper
adv. above
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foedare
v. defile
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laxus
adj. wide, loose, open
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scire
v. know
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jubere
vpar. order, command
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habenas
n. strap
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quem
pron. any
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vox
n. voice
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usus
vpar. use
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nam
conj. for
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tibi
pron. you
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homo
n. man
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mulcare
v. beat up
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fluctus
n. wave
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tollere
v. lift
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inimicare
v. make enemies
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navigare
v. sail
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portare
vpar. carry
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vis
n. strength, power
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obruere
v. hide
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puppes
n. stern
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agere
v. urge, drive
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diversus
adj. opposite
