Flashcards in Book 4, 314-330 Deck (39):
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adeo
adire, adii, aditus
to approach
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adhuc
to this point, till now
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an
whether, or
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desero
deserere, deserui, desertus
to desert, forsake
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destruo
destruere, destruxi, destructus
to destory
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dulcis
dulce
sweet, dear, pleasant
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exstinguo, exstingere, exstinginxi, exstinginctus
to extinguish, blot out
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exuo
exuere, exui, exutus
to bare, doff, discard
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frater
fratris
brother
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Gaetulus, a, um
of the Gaetuli, an African tribe
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hospes
hospitis
stranger, guest, host
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Iarbas,
Iarbae
African prince, one of Dido's suitors
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infensus, a, um
hostile, bitter
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iste, ista, istud
that (of yours)
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Libycus, a, um
of Libya, a country of North Africa
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misereor
misereri, miseritus
to pity, commiserate
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moribundus, a, um
dying, about to die
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moror
morari, moratus sum
to delay, tarry, hinder
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Nomas
Nomadis
tribe of North Africa
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odi
odisse
to hate, detest
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oro
orare, oravi, oratum
to pray for, entreat, beseech
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prex, precis
prayer, entreaty
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prior
prius
soon, former, first, prior
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propter
on account of, near
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pudor
pudoris
shame, modesty
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Pygmalion
Pygmalionis
brother of Dido
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quoniam
since, because
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resto
restare, restiti
to remain, be left
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tyrannus
tyranni
ruler, chieftain
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aula
aulae
hall, palace, court
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desero
deserere, deserui, desertus
to desert, forsake
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equidem
indeed, truly, surely
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ludo
ludere, lusi, lusus
to play, sport, mock
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omnino
altogether, completely, utterly
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parvulus, a, um
tiny, very small, little
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saltem
at least, at any rate
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suboles
subolis
offspring, progeny, child
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suscipio
suscipere, suscepi, susceptus
to take up, beget, bear
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