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alienus, -i

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m. stranger, foreigner

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cedo, cedere, cedieci, cediectum

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to throw out, banish

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conferre se

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to betake oneself, go

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dum modo

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conj. so long as, provided that

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eicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectum

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to throw out, banish

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exsulto 1-tr

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with dat. to revel in, delight in

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furor, -is

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m. madness, insanity

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impius, -a, -um

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undutiful, wicked, shameless

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importunus, -a, -um

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dangerous, cruel

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infero, inferre, intuli, illatum

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to bring acc. against dat.

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bellum inferre

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to wage war on dat.

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invidiam conflare

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to arouse animosity towards dat.

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invito 1-tr

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to invite, ask

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isse

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perf. inf. from eo

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iussu

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(from iussus) abl. sg. by order

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latrocinium, -i

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m. robbery, piracy

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laus, laudis

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malo, malle, malui

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irr. v. to prefer

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manus, -us

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f. band, gang

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metus, -us

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m. fear, dread

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moles, -is

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f. mass, burden

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pergo, -ere, perrexi, perrectum

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to keep on, proceed

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perditus, -a, -um

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(from perdo) corrupt, depraved

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postulo 1-tr

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praedico 1-tr
to claim
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privatus, -a, -um
personal
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pudor, -oris
m. shame, decency
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ratio, -onis
f. thought, reason
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recta
adv. straight, directly
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sceleratus, -a, -um
wicked, criminal
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secerno, -ere, -crevi, -cretum
to separate, set apart
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seiungo, -ere, -iunxi, iunctum
to separate, sever
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sermo, -onis
m. talk, conversation
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servio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
with dat. to serve
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sin
conj. but if, if on the contrary
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sustineo, -ere, -ui, -tentum
to endure, withstand
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turpitudo, -inis
f. disgrace, shame
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vitium, -i
n. crime, vice