ch 34 and 35 latin

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Mr. O'Shea's Latin-1

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ch 34 and 35 latin

dono
to give
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dono to give
creo to appoint
corono to crown
invoco to invoke
placeo to please
misceo to mix
posco to demand
sino to allow
haurio to drain
fio to become, be made, be done
cura care
rosa rose
corona garland, crown
hedera ivy
aranea cobweb
Hercules Hercules (greek hero)
modus way, method
arbiter master
sacculus small bag (for holding money)
cyathus small ladle, measure (of wine)
fritillus cylindrical box
tali knucklebones
convivium feast, banquet
unguentum ointment, perfume
apium parsley
merum undiluted wine
Venus Venus (goddess of love)
commissatio drinking party
amor love
flos flower
Cupido Cupid (son of Venus)
sal salt, wit
senio the six (in throwing knucklebones)
nil nothing
felix lucky
maximus biggest, very great, very large
plurimus most, very much
paucus little
optimus best, very good
candidus white, fair-skinned, beautiful
minimus very small, smallest
merus pure
pessimus worst
ebrius drunk
venustus charming
foedus filthy, disgusting
maior bigger
melior better
facilis easy
similes similar
vetus old
minor smaller
acer keen
suavis sweet, delightful
humilis humble
prudens wise
difficilis difficult
gracilis slender
peior worse
dissimilis dissimilar
abstinens refraining from
plus more
paulatim gradually
nimis too much
contra in return
ve or
seu or if
ligo to bind up
credo to trust, beleive
defendo to defend
concurro to run together, rush up
adimo to take away from
percutio to strike
corripio to seize, grab
Subura Subura (a section of Rome off the Forum)
deus god
tergum back, rear
difficultas difficulty
timor fear
collis hill
fustis club, cudgel
plus more
vulnus wound
certus certain
rectus right, proper
securus carefree, unconcerned
pronus face down
affectus affected, overcome
gravis heavy, serious
diligens diligent, thorough
vehemens violent
ferox fierce
Quirinalis Quirinal (Hill)
magis more
serius later
diutius longer
diutissime longest
facile easily
multum greatly
sereissime latest
melius better

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