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Teneo, tenēreTeneo, tenēretenui, tentustenui, tentus
To holdTo hold
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Condo, Condo, condere, condere, condidi, condidi, conditusconditus
To foundTo found
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longelongeFar off; at a Far off; at a distancedistance
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Ops, opisOps, opis
Wealth; Wealth; richesriches
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Rough; Rough; experiencedexperienced
Asper, aspera, Asper, aspera, asperumasperum
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Nimbus, -iNimbus, -i
cloudcloud
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Flammo (1)Flammo (1)
To inflame; To inflame; to angerto anger
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Indignor,-ariIndignor,-ariTo be angry;To be angry;To feel wrongedTo feel wronged
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CarcerCarcercarceriscarceris
Cell; jailCell; jail
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vinculumvinculumchainchain
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Furo, -ereFuro, -ereTo be mad; to To be mad; to rage rage
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Voluto (1)Voluto (1)To revolve; to To revolve; to considerconsider
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Celsus,a,umCelsus,a,um
Lofty; highLofty; high
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antrumantrum
cavecave
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Mollio,-ireMollio,-iremollivi, mollitusmollivi, mollitus
To softenTo soften
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tempestastempestasstormstorm
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Premo,-erePremo,-ere
To press; to To press; to controlcontrol
• Oppress
• impress
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MonsMonsmontismontis
mountainmountain
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Sedeo, Sedeo, sedÉre, sédi, sedÉre, sédi,
sessussessusTo sit; to settleTo sit; to settle
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Inimicus,a,umInimicus,a,um
unfriendlyunfriendly
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AequorAequorAequorisAequoris
Flat; levelFlat; level(the sea)(the sea)
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penatespenates
Household godsHousehold gods
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PuppisPuppispuppispuppis
shipship
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Disicio,-ere, Disicio,-ere, disieci,disectusdisieci,disectus
To scatterTo scatter
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Flammato cordeFlammato corde
With an With an enflamed heartenflamed heart
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volutansvolutans
Revolving;Revolving;consideringconsidering
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Furentibus Furentibus montibus montibus
With raging With raging mountainsmountains
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Ventos premitVentos premit
s/s controls the s/s controls the windswinds
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Illi furebantIlli furebant
Those were Those were ragingraging
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Tempestates Tempestates carcere premitcarcere premit
He controls the He controls the storms with a jailstorms with a jail
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In patriam In patriam nimborumnimborum
Into the country Into the country of the cloudsof the clouds
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premendopremendo
By controllingBy controlling
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Ad ventos Ad ventos premendospremendos
For contolling For contolling the windsthe winds
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vivendivivendi
Of livingOf living
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Carthago Carthago delenda estdelenda est
Carthage must Carthage must be destroyedbe destroyed
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Ad inauguranda Ad inauguranda templatempla
For inaugurating For inaugurating templestemples
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LaudaveratLaudaveratHe had praisedHe had praised
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conficiebasconficiebasYou were You were completingcompleting
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inceperimusinceperimusWe will have begunWe will have begun
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laudabitlaudabitHe will praiseHe will praise
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Incepti suntIncepti suntThey were begunThey were begun
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Implicatus Implicatus estest
He was entangledHe was entangled
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Augustus’Augustus’WifeWife
LiviaLivia
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Livia’s sonsLivia’s sonsDrususDrususTiberiusTiberius
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Augustus’ Augustus’ daughterdaughter
JuliaJulia
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Claudius’ Claudius’ fatherfather
DrususDrusus
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Claudius’ Claudius’ mothermother
AntoniaAntonia
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Claudius’ Claudius’ maternal maternal
grandfathergrandfather
Marc AntonyMarc Antony
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hostibus appropinquantibus senatus Cincinnato
nuntiavit eum factum esse dictatorem
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Vulgus ex veritate pauca,
ex opnione multa aestimat
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de mortuis nihil nisi bonum dicamus.
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Urbem Romam condiderunt atque habuerunt initio
Troiani.
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Sera tacitīs poena venit
pedibus
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Tense:Tense:potaretpotaret
Past Imp (subj)Past Imp (subj)
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Tense:Tense:portabitportabit
Future imp (indic)Future imp (indic)
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Tense:Tense:portavissemusportavissemus
Past Perf subjPast Perf subj
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Tense:Tense:portaveruntportaverunt
Present perfectPresent perfectindicativeindicative