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| valetudinis, f. - health, ill health, sickness |
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| -are, -avi or -ui, -atus or -itus- to entrust, hand over |
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| muneris, n. - duty, obligation, gift |
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| discriminis, n. - crisis, danger |
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| febris, gen. pl. febrium, f. - fever |
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| tussis, gen. pl. tussium, f. - cough |
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| -a, -um (+abl.) - worthy (of) |
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| castitatis, f. - devotion, loyalty |
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| finally (here, to sum up, in short) |
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| -*u*s, m. - fear (Note: * = macron) |
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| cernere, crevi, cretus- to see |
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| nutare, nutavi, nutaturus - to nod, shake, totter |
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| ruere, rui, ruiturus - to rush, fall, collapse |
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| affligere, afflixi, afflictus- to strike down, crush |
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| torqu*e*re, torsi, tortus - to twist, torture, torment |
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| -is,-is, -e - notable, distinguished, honorable |
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| colere, colui, cultus - to cultivate, pay attention to |
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| diligere, dilexi, dilectus - to love, prize |
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| ultoris, m. - avenger, champion, advocate |
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| superesse, superfui - to remain, be left |
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| vertere, verti, versus- to turn, change |
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| queri, questus sum - to complain |
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