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| consuetudinis, f. - habit, custom |
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| decoris, n. - dignity; beauty, honor, glory (dedecus, dedecoris, n. shame) |
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-i, n. - iron; (metonymy) sword
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| -ae, f. - letter (of the alphabet); litterae, -arum. f. pl. letter (mail); literature |
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| , f. - pain, care, attention. operam dare: to take care to (+ ut + subj.) |
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, pectoris, n. - chest, breast
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valetudinis. f. - state of health; illness |
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ardere, arsi, arsum - to be on fire
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| cedere, cessi, cessum - to withdraw, give way to ( + dat.) |
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| cupere, cupii/cupivi, cupitum - to desire |
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| curare, curavi, curatum - to take care (+ acc. of…; + ut and subj: take care to…) |
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| fateri, fassus sum - to confess, admit |
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iungere, iunxi, iunctum - to join (adiungo. to join to)
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| subire, subii, subitum - to submit to, suffer, undergo |
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valere, valui, valitum - to be well, prevail, be strong
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vertere, verti, versum - to turn (adverto, to turn toward) |
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aegra, aegrum - ill, sick
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| a, -um - special, extraordinary |
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sinistra, sinistrum - left |
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