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agmen: agminis n, line of march, column
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alloquor: alloqui allocutus sum, to address, speak to
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amburo: amburere ambussi ambustus, to scorch, burn
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augeo: augēre auxi auctus, to increase, magnify
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cadaver: cadaveris n, corpse, body
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calco: are avi atus, to trample, crush with the feet
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circa: (prep+acc) around, about
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confluo: confluere, confluxi, to flow together, to gather
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expeditus: -a -um, unhampered, traveling light
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exturbo: are avi atus, to force out, drag out
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familiaris: -is -e, intimate, friendly, (substantive:) close friend
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flagro: are avi, to burn, blaze up
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flamen: flaminis m, priest
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infimus: -a -um, lowest, most vile
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invidia: -ae f, ill will, hatred, outrage
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lateo: latēre latui, to lie in hiding
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municipium: -i, n. town
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nonus: -a -um, ninth
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notus: -a -um, known, well-known
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orior: oriri ortus sum, to arise, to begin
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ostendo: ostendere ostendi ostentus, to show, point out
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plebs: plebis f, plebeians, common people
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posterus: -a -um, next, following
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rixam committere: to begin a quarrel
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rostra: -orum n pl, rostra
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se recipere: to return, go back
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solacium: -i n, consolation, relief
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studeo: studēre, studui +dat, to be eager for, support
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subsellium: -i n, bench
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traicio: traicere traieci traiectus, to throw through, pierce
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ultimus: -a -um, last, least, farthest
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veho: vehere vexi vectus, to carry, convey (in passive, to ride)