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Baucis, Baucidis
f. Baucis
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dominus, i
m. master, lord
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finis, finis, finium
m. (or f.) end; pl. boundary
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locus, i
m. (irreg. pl. loca) place
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membrum, i
n. leg (of a table)
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pars, partis, partium
f. part
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Philemon, -monis
m. Philemon
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piscis, piscis, piscium
m. fish
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requies, requietis
requiem (acc. sing.)
f. rest
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senex, senis, senum
c. old man, woman
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servus, i
m. servant, slave
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dubito
(1) doubt, hesitate
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impero
- + dat.
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iubeo, ēre, iussi, iussum
order, command, ask, bid
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sedeo, ēre, sedi, sessum
sit, remain, stay
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venio, ire, veni, ventum
come
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noster, tra, trum
true
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enim
(postpositive) for, in fact, truly
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non procul
not distant, near by
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coniunx, coniugis
c. husband or wife, spouse
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custos, custodis
c. guardian, keeper
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homo, hominis
m. man, human
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sacerdos, -dotis
c. priest, priestess
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sacrificium, ii
n. sacrifice
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frondeo, ēre
put out leaves
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prehendo, ere, hendi, hensum
catch, seize, grasp
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timeo, ēre, ui
fear, be afraid of
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vasto
(1) destroy, lay waste
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vivo, ere, vixi, victum
live
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impius, a, um
wicked, impius
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum
self, himself, herself, itself, themselves, myself, yourself
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iustus, a, um
just, upright, true
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eos (m.); eas (f.)
them (acc.)
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inter
+ acc. between, among
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pro
+ abl. in front of, before
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flumen, fluminis
n. river
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fons, fontis, fontium
m. fountain, pool, spring
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iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenum (gen. pl.)
c. youth, young person
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mons, montis, montium
m. mountain
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Narcissus, Narcissi
m. Narcissus (a youth)
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nox, noctis, noctium
f. night
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potestas, potestatis
f. power
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ripa, ripae
f. bank of a river
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vigor, vigoris
m. liveliness, force, vigor
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desisto, -ere, -stiti, -stitum
desist, stop, leave off
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devoro, -are
consume, devour
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inquit
he, she says, said
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pervideo, -ēre, -vidi, -visum
see through, discern, realize
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possum, posse, potui
can, be able
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reporto, -are
carry back, report
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tango, -ere, tetigi, tactum
touch
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turbo, -are
still, disturb
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alius, ia, iud
other, another
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vester, tra, trum
your (pl.)
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adhuc
until now, up to this point
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antequam
before, sooner than
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nemo, neminem (acc.)
no one
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pro
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- in place of, before, for
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sui, sibi, se, se
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- himself, herself, itself, themselves
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arma, armorum
n. pl. weapons, arms
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ars, artis, artium
f. art, skill
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Cupido, -inis
m. Cupid, Eros, Amor (son of Venus)
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Daphne, -es
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hostis, hostis, -ium
m. enemy
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laurus, -i
f. laurel tree
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manus
f. (4th decl.) hand
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medicina, -ae
f. medicine
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ramus, -i
m. branch, bough
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telum, -i
n. weapon, dart, missile
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Venus, Veneris
f. Venus (goddess of love)
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virgo, -inis
f. maiden, young woman
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cresco, -ere, crevi, cretum
increase, grow
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dico, -ere, dixi, dictum
say, speak
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facio, facere, feci, factum
make, do
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figo, figere, fixi, fixum
fasten, affix, transfix, pierce
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nescio, -ire, nescivi, nescitum
not know, be ignorant of
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peto, -ere, petivi, petitum
seek, ask
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supero, -are
overcome, conquer
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alter, -era, -erum; alter...alter
the other; the one...the other
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contentus, a, um
satisfied
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hic, haec, hoc
this; he, she it; the later
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ille, illa, illud
that; he, she, it; the former
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obtusus, a, um
dull, blunt
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amans, amantis
c. one who loves, a lover
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consilium, ii
n. plan, advice
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domus, -us
f. house, home
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iter, itineris
n. road, path, way
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mors, mortis, -ium
f. death
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parens, parentis
c. parent
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Pyramus, i
m. Pyramus (a youth)
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Thisbe, es
f. Thisbe (a maiden)
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vestigium, ii
n. track, footstep
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