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Language - Latin
Undergraduate 4
01/19/2012
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Term
abbas
 Definition
(abba), father, abbot
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abbatia
 Definition
abbey
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absque
 Definition
= sine
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acquiesco
 Definition
assent, submit, acquiesce
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adhuc
 Definition
still, further, in the future
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adiuro
 Definition
entreat, urge, adjure
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adiutorium
 Definition
help
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adverto
 Definition
observe, notice, (=animadverto)
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aedificatio
 Definition
upbuilding, edification, explanation
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allego
 Definition
say, allege
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amodo
 Definition
ammodo, from now, in the future
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angelicus
 Definition
of an angel, angelic
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angelus
 Definition
angel
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Anglice
 Definition
in English
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angustior
 Definition
be disturbed, be distressed
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anterior
 Definition
former (=prior)
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antiphona
 Definition
antiphon
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antistes
 Definition
bishop, abbot; occasionally applied to those of inferior rank
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apostolicus
 Definition
of an apostle, apostolic; subst., saying of an apostle
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apostolus
 Definition
apostle
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appropio
 Definition
= appropinquo
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archidiaconus
 Definition
archdeacon
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aroma
 Definition
sweet odors
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assero
 Definition
state, assert
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assertio
 Definition
statement, assertion
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associo
 Definition
associate with, attend upon; attach
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astronomus
 Definition
astrologer, astronomer
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baptismus
 Definition
baptism
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basilica
 Definition
church, basilica
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benedico
 Definition
bless
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burgensis
 Definition
inhabitant of a borough or walled town, burgess
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communio
 Definition
communio; = corpus Domini
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compatior
 Definition
pity
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competens
 Definition
proper, appropriate
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compunctus
 Definition
feeling remorse, aroused, inspired
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concivis
 Definition
fellow citizen, citizen
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conforto
 Definition
strengthen, console, comfort
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congregatio
 Definition
brotherhood, congregation
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consocius
 Definition
= socius
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conventus
 Definition
convent, monastery
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conversatio
 Definition
change, manner of life, monastic life
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circumquaque
 Definition
on every side
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civitas
 Definition
city, town
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clanculo
 Definition
(=clanculum), secretly
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claustrum
 Definition
enclosure, cloister, monastery
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clericus
 Definition
one who has been ordained in the service of the church, cleric; scholar, student, scribe, secretary
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clerus
 Definition
= ordo clericorum
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coenobium
 Definition
monastery
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comes
 Definition
count
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catus
 Definition
cat
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causa
 Definition
thing(s) (=res)
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cella
 Definition
cell, monastery
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certitudo
 Definition
truth, assurance, certainty
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chorus
 Definition
chorus, choir
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christianitas
 Definition
= christiani; Christianity
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christicolae
 Definition
worshipers of Christ
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christianus
 Definition
Christian
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chronica
 Definition
f. sg., n. pl., chronicle
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circumcirca
 Definition
round about
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capa
 Definition
cappa, cape, cloak, cassock, cope
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capitulum
 Definition
assembled body of monks or canons, chapter meaning, chapter house; head, heading
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cardinalis
 Definition
cardinal
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caritas
 Definition
love, charity, favor
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carnalis
 Definition
of the flesh, carnal, worldly
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castellum
 Definition
town, village
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castrum
 Definition
(fortified) town, castle
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catholicus
 Definition
catholic
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conquina
 Definition
kitchen
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corporalis
 Definition
of the body, corporal
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creatio
 Definition
creation
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creatura
 Definition
creature, creation
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crucifixus
 Definition
crucified
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cultellus
 Definition
knife, dagger
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curia
 Definition
court (royal or papal), house
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confessor
 Definition
one who has suffered martyrdom, one who has entered on a monastic life, one belonging to a lower order of the clergy, a monk of outstanding piety; confessor, in the modern sense
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daemon
 Definition
evil spirit, demon, the devil
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de cetero
 Definition
in the future, after that
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decanto
 Definition
sing, recite (=canto)
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decanus
 Definition
dean
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deceptio
 Definition
deception
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declino
 Definition
decline, conjugate
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deforis
 Definition
=foras, foris
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deinceps
 Definition
hereafter, thereafter
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denarius
 Definition
twelfth part of a solidus, denier
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depauperatus
 Definition
impoverished
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derelinquo
 Definition
=relinquo
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destino
 Definition
send, address, dedicate
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diabolus
 Definition
devil
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diaconus
 Definition
(diacon), deacon
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diffamatus
 Definition
spread about, given a bad name, defamed, maligned
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dilectio
 Definition
delight, pleasure, love, goodwill
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dioecesis
 Definition
diocese
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discretus
 Definition
discreet, wise
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dispareo
 Definition
disappear
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dominicus
 Definition
belonging to the Lord; subt. (sc. dies), m. and f., Sunday
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dominus
 Definition
lord, master, title given to the Lord; also to ecclesiastics and gentlemen, especially in the shortened form, domnus
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dux
 Definition
duke
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ecclesia
 Definition
church
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elemosina
 Definition
=eleemosina, alms
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episcopatus
 Definition
bishopric, episcopate
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episcopus
 Definition
bishop
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eques
 Definition
horseman, knight, horse
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evagino
 Definition
unsheath
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evangelium
 Definition
gospel
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excorio
 Definition
skin, flay
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existo
 Definition
be
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exoro
 Definition
= oro
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expensae
 Definition
expenses
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falsitas
 Definition
falsehood
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fervens
 Definition
fervent, zealous
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festivitas
 Definition
festal occasion, feast, festivity; =festum
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festum
 Definition
(generally pl.), feast, a day consecrated to the memory of a saint or of some important event; holiday
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figmentum
 Definition
invention, figment
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floriger
 Definition
flowery
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fructifico
 Definition
fructify
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generatio
 Definition
family, generation
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gentes
 Definition
heathen, barbarians
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gentiles
 Definition
heathen, gentiles
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glorifico
 Definition
glorify
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grossus
 Definition
great, large, thick; coarse, gross
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gyro
 Definition
gather around, encircle, turn around
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habitaculum
 Definition
habitation
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habitus
 Definition
dress
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haeresis
 Definition
heresy, heretic
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haereticus
 Definition
heretic
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hebdomada
 Definition
week
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heremita
 Definition
hermit
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heremus
 Definition
desert, wilderness
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hospito(r)
 Definition
dwell, lodge, encamp
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hucusque
 Definition
up to this time, hitherto
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humilitas
 Definition
humility
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hymnus
 Definition
hymn
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idolum
 Definition
idol
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ieiuno
 Definition
fast
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imperialis
 Definition
of the emperor, imperial
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impropero
 Definition
upbraid, reproach with
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incarcero
 Definition
imprison
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incarnatio
 Definition
incarnation
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incessanter
 Definition
incessantly
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indiscrete
 Definition
indiscriminately, unwisely
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ineffabilis
 Definition
indescribable
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infans
 Definition
child
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laicus
 Definition
lay, layman, laity, as opposed to the clergy
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laudes
 Definition
lauds
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lectio
 Definition
lecture, narrative, study
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leprosus
 Definition
leprous; m. and f. as subst., a leper
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libra
 Definition
pound
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lignum
 Definition
gallows, cross
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luminaria
 Definition
constellation, lamps
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magnalia
 Definition
great deeds
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manduco
 Definition
eat
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mansio
 Definition
room, quarters, house
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marca
 Definition
mark, a unit of weight for gold and silver, varying at different times and places
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martyr
 Definition
martyr
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matutina
 Definition
matutinus, matutini, matins
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melodia
 Definition
song, melody
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metropolis
 Definition
chief city, city
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miles
 Definition
knight
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miliare
 Definition
miliarium, mile
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missa
 Definition
mass
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missus
 Definition
messenger, legate
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modicus
 Definition
small; subt. n., a short time or distance
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modulatio
 Definition
measure, melody, song
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monacha
 Definition
nun
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monachus
 Definition
monk
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monasterium
 Definition
monastery
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monesticus
 Definition
monastic
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mundanus
 Definition
worldly, of this world
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murilegus
 Definition
cat
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nativitas
 Definition
nativity, of Christ
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nobilitas
 Definition
birth, descent, fame
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noviter
 Definition
recently; novissime, at last
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nullatenus
 Definition
by no means
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num quid
 Definition
why
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obsequium
 Definition
retinue, attendance, service, ceremony
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obvio
 Definition
meet
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oratio
 Definition
prayer
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oratorium
 Definition
oratory
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ordino
 Definition
ordain, appoint
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ordo
 Definition
order of monks
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paenitentia
 Definition
penance
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paganus
 Definition
heathen, pagan
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papa
 Definition
pope
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paracletus
 Definition
the comforer, paraclete
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paradisus
 Definition
paradise
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parentes
 Definition
relatives
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parochianus
 Definition
parishioner
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pascha
 Definition
Easter
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paschalis
 Definition
of Easter, paschal
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passio
 Definition
suffering, especially the passion of Christ; disease
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peccator
 Definition
sinner
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perditio
 Definition
destruction, perdition
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persecutio
 Definition
persecution, suffering
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pertranseo
 Definition
pass through, cross
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pietas
 Definition
piety, pity, goodness
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pigmentum
 Definition
spices, wine mixed with honey and spices; sauce
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pincerna
 Definition
cup bearer
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placitum
 Definition
pleasure, order; placita, court trial, plea
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planto
 Definition
plant
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pluries
 Definition
several times, many times
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pontifex
 Definition
bishop, pope, pontiff
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populus
 Definition
army; pl. crowd, crowds
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posse
 Definition
noun, power, force army; ability
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possibilis
 Definition
possible
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praedecessor
 Definition
predecessor
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praedicatio
 Definition
preaching
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praedico
 Definition
preach
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praedictus
 Definition
before-mentioned
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praefatus
 Definition
before-mentioned
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praelatus
 Definition
one of the higher order of churchmen, prelate
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praesento
 Definition
hand to, present
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praesul
 Definition
protector, patron, title applied especially to bishops, archbishops, etc.
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praesumo
 Definition
dare, presume
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praevaleo
 Definition
be powerful, prevail
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presbyter
 Definition
priest, presbyter
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primogenitus
 Definition
first-born
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principer
 Definition
rule, rule over
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prior
 Definition
term applied to any superior or elder monk; later, it was applied to the second in dignity or to the head of a priory, prior
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pro
 Definition
propter
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prolixitas
 Definition
extent
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promptuarium
 Definition
storehouse
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propheta
 Definition
prophet
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propositum
 Definition
manner of life, life
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protestor
 Definition
assert
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psallo
 Definition
sing
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psalmus
 Definition
psalm
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quadragesima
 Definition
Lent
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quadrivium
 Definition
the second group of the seven liberal arts, arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy
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qualiter
 Definition
quomodo
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quantitas
 Definition
amount, size
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quatenus
 Definition
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