Page 18 Flashcards by Kennedy Culbertson

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aperte

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adv. openly

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campus, -i

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m. plain, marching field

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comes, comitis

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m./f. comrade, companion

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comitia, -orum

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n. pl. election

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competitor, -is

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m. rival, opponent

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conatus, -us

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m. attempt, undertaking

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concito 1-tr

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to stir up, incite

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coniungo, -ere, -iunxi, -iunctum

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to join together

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coniurati, -orum

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m. pl. ancestors

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consularis, -e

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of consular rank, consular

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designatus, -a, -um

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(from designo) elect

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disciplina, -ae

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f. training, instruction

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dudum

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adv. some time, for a long time

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exhaurio, -ire, -hausi, -haustum

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to drain off, drink down

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exitium, -i

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n. destruction, ruin

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insidior 1-tr

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with dat. lie in wait for, plot against

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lenis, -e

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mild, gentle

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maiores, maiorum

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m. pl. subst. ancestors

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manus, -us

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f. gang

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nefarius, -a, -um

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unspeakable, wicked

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obsisto, -ere, obstiti, obstitum

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with dat. to resist, thwart

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periclitor 1-tr

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to put to the test, risk

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peto, -ere, -ivi, -itum

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to attack, aim at

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proprius, -a, -um

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with gen. special to, appropriate for

proximus, -a, -um

last, most recent

qua re

and for this reason, therefore

quam diu

conj. as long as

quoniam

conj. since

quotienscumque

adv. however often, whenever

reliquus, -a, -um

left over, remaining

resideo, -ere, -sedi

to stay behind, be left

saepius

(from saepe) comp. adv. too often

sentina, -ae

f. bilge water, sewage, dregs

severitas, -atis

f. strict action, sternness

sin

conj. but if, if on the contrary

tecta, -orum

n. pl. roofs, houses

tumultus, -us

m. riot

utilis, -e

useful, advantageous

vastitas, -atis

f. devastation, desolation, ruin