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| velut or velutī; velut urgueat auster |
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| adv as, just as, even as; as for example; (to introduce a simile) as, as it were; (in elliptical clauses) like; velut (or velut sī) just as if, just as though, as if, as though |
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| parumper; obstitit intranti miratrix turba parumper |
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| adv for a little while, just for a moment |
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| comminus; quod comminus ursos figebat |
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| adv hand to hand; near at hand; comminus cōnferre signa to engage in hand-to-hand combat |
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| quondam; succinctus patria quondam papyro |
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| adv once, at one time, formerly; at times, once in a while; someday, one day (in the future) |
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| ōlim; sed olim prodigio par est |
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| adv once, once upon a time; at the time; for a good while; someday (in the future), hereafter; now and then, at times; ever, at any time |
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| semel; et semel aspecti litus dicebat echini |
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| adv once, one time; but once, once and for all; the first time; ever, at some time, at any time; semel aut iterum once or twice |
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| sānē; aequantem sane paribus sestertia libris |
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| adv sanely, reasonably, sensibly; certainly, doubtless, truly, very; (ironically) of course, naturally; (w. negatives) really, at all; (in concessions) to be sure, however; (in answers) yes, of course; (w. imperatives) then; haud (or nōn) sānē not very; nihil sānē absolutely nothing; sānē quam extremely |
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| quidnam; quidnam igitur censes? |
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| utinam; utinam his potius nugis illa dedisset tempora saevitiae |
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| conj (introducing a wish) if only, would that |
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| quidquid; quidquid conspicuum pulchrumque est |
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| or quicquid (gen and dat not in use; abl: quōquō) pron whatever, whatsoever, everything which; per quidquid deōrum by all the gods |
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