Chapters 10-11

Latin	English
aedes, aedis	f. temple; pl. dwelling, house
labor, laboris	m. labor, toil
lucrum, i	n, profit, gain
modus, i	way method manner
pecunia, ae	f, money
sarcina, ae	f. burden, baggage
sui, sibi, se, se	reflexive pronoun
iucundus, a, um	pleasant, nice
liber, a, um	free
maritimus, a, um	maritime
placidus, a, um	peaceful, calm
prosper, a, um	fortunate, prosperous
scelestus, a, um	whicked
serenus, a, um	calm, clear
suus, a, um	his, her, its, their own
furor, furari, furatus sum	to steal
eo, ire, ivi, iturus	to go
laedo, ere, laesi, laesum	to harm
reddo, ere, reddidi, redditus	to give back
paulisper	for a little while
potius	rather
semel	once
auris, auris	f. ear
frigus, frigoris	n. cold
genus, generis	n. type, kind
glacies, glaciei	f. ice
iter, itineris	n. road, trip
nix, nivis	f. snow
onus, oneris	n. weight, burden
dissimilis, dissimile	dissimilar
facilis, facile	easy
humilis, humile	low, humble
gracilis, gracile	slender
addo, ere, addidi, additum	to add
conor, conari, conatus sum	to try
demitto, ere, demisi, demissum	to send down
fero, ferre, tuli, latus	to carry
fio, fieri, factus sum	to be made, become
labor, labi, lapsus sum	to slide, slip, glide down
moderor, moderari, moderatus sum	to manage, direct, guide
pervenio, ire, perveni, perventum	to arrive
progredio, progredi, progressus sum	to go forward, proceed
quoties	as often as
simul ac	as soon as
animum demitto	to let my spirit sink

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