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abortivus

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abortive, prematurely born

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accensere (2), -censui, -censitus

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to reckon, to number

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adeo

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even

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adipisci (dep. 3), adeptus

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to reach, to obtain, to achieve

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admonere (2), -monui, -monitus

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to warn, to admonish

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aetas, F.

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age

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amens

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insane, idiot

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amittere, -misi, -missus

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to lose

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antea

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before

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antequam

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before

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assentire

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to assent

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augere (2), auxi, auctus

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to increase, to augment

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avia, F.

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grandmother

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avus, M.

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grandfather

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carcer, M.

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jail

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cautum, N.

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concern

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cedere, cessi, cessus

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to yield

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censere (2), censui, census

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to reckon, to count, to judge

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certo

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certainly

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claudere, clausi, clausus

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to close

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coactio, F.

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compulsion

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consentire

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to consent, to be in agreement

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constringere, -strinxi, -strictus

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to constrain

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convalescere, -valui

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to regain health or strength

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deesse, -fui

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to be lacking

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delinquere, -liqui, -lictus

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to transgress

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denuo

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once more, again

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discrimen, N.

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hazard, risk

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dolere (2), dolui, dolitus

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to suffer

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dubie

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doubtfully

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dummodo

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as long as, provided that

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edere, -didi, -ditus

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to bring forth, to deliver

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educatio, F.

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training

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egressus, M.

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departure

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electio, F.

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election, choice

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evolvere, -volvi, -volutus

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to develop

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extrahere, -traxi, -tractus

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to release, to extract

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fetus, M.

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fetus

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firmare

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to strengthen

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generatim

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generally, in general

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gradatim

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gradually

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illecebra, F.

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allurement

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imminere (2)

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to be imminent, to threaten

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impugnare

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to assail, to attack

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impugnatio, F.

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attack

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imputare

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to impute

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includere, -clusi, -clusus

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to confine, to imprison

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infantes expositi et inventi

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foundlings (an infant that has been abandoned by its parents and is discovered and cared for by others.)

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infelix

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unhappy

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inferre, -tuli, -illatus

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to infer, to bring, to carry, to wage

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infidelis

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faithless, infidel

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influxus, M.

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stream, rush

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ingenitus

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inborn, innate

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invitus

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unwilling

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jugiter

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always

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membrum, N.

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member, limb

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monstrum, N.

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monstrosity

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negotium, N.

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trouble, difficulty, business

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nempe

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namely, certainly, to be sure

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nequaquam

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by no means

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norma, F.

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rule, precept

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ostentum, N.

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prodigy

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parvulus, M.

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child

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peragere, -egi, -actus

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to accomplish

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permanere (2), -mansi, -mansus

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to remain, to stand

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postulare

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to demand, to require

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praeditus

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possessed of, provided with

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praevidere (2), -vidi, -visus

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to foresee

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prolabi (dep. 3), -lapsus

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to lapse, to fall away

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quamvis

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although

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quire (eo)

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to be able

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rursus

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again

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status, M.

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state

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trahere, traxi, tractus

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to drag, to draw, to bring

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tutor, M.

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guardian

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usurpare

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to use

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viator, M.

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wayfarer

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in dies

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daily

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qua tale

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of any sort

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in genere

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in general, generally speaking

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sub conditione

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conditionally

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contra haec

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in answer to this

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haec contra

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this in reply

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contra autem

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but on the other hand

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nullo pacto

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in no way