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Arma virumque cano
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defendō, defendere,
defendi, defensus |
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vincō, vincere,
vici, victus *
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edō, edere,
edidi, editus
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tollō, tollere,
tollisse, tollit
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canō, canere,
cecini, cantus
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mittō, mittere,
misi, missus *
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scribō, scribere,
scripsi, scriptus
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dicō, dicere,
dixi, dictus
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claudō, claudere,
clausi, clausus
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petō, petere,
petivi, petitus
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to seek,
to beg,
to look for |
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Apostoli multas et sanctas epistulas scribebant.
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Apostoli multas et sanctas epistulas scribebant.
The apostles were writing
many holy letters.
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Christus peccata tollit.
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Christus peccata tollit.
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Christ takes away sins.
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Angeli cum citharis et tubis canunt.
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Angeli cum citharis et tubis canunt.
The angels sing with harps and trumets.
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Romani barbaros in Gallia vincebant. |
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Romani barbaros in Gallia vincebant.
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The Romans were conquering the barbarians in Gaul.
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