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noble; renowned

A

nōbilis, e

2
Q

premium, praemiī

A

reward

3
Q

in, on

A

in, prep. w abl.

4
Q

adventus, ūs

A

arrival; coming

5
Q

much (pl. many)

A

multus, a, um

6
Q

Gallia, ae

A

Gaul

7
Q

agunt

A

they give (w. grātiās)

8
Q

brave; strong

A

fortis, e

9
Q

they were

A

erant

10
Q

faith; reliability; faithfulness

A

fidēs, fideī

11
Q

facilis, e

A

esy

12
Q

fīlius, filiī

A

son

13
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glōria, glōriae

A

fame; glory

14
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salūs, salūtis

A

safety; welfare; salvation

15
Q

they made

A

fēcērunt

16
Q

occīdērunt

A

they killed

17
Q

master; Lord

A

dominus, ī

18
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town

A

oppidum, ī

19
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in, prep. w. acc.

A

in; into; against; upon; on

20
Q

he, she, it gave

A

dedit

21
Q

grain (p. crops)

A

frūmentum, ī

22
Q

vulnus, vulneris, n.

A

wound

23
Q

forest

A

silva, silvae

24
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Mary

A

Marīa, Marīae

25
Q

part

A

pars, partis

26
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narrow

A

angustus, a, um

27
Q

inopia, ae

A

scarcity; want

28
Q

senate

A

senātus

29
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neighboring; next

A

fīnitimus, a, um; w. dat.

30
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castra, castrōrum

A

camp

31
Q

friend

A

amīcus, amīcī

32
Q

soldier

A

mīles, mīlitis

33
Q

fear

A

metus, ūs

34
Q

prīmā lūce

A

at dawn

35
Q

man

A

homō, hominis

36
Q

Roman

A

Rōmānus, a, um

37
Q

first

A

prīmus, a, um

38
Q

prō, prep. w. abl.

A

in front of (before); on behalf of (for)

39
Q

father

A

pater, patris (patrum)

40
Q

vēnērunt

A

they came

41
Q

oppidum, ī

A

town

42
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ōrant

A

they pray

43
Q

arrival; coming

A

adventus, ūs

44
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propter, prep. w. acc.

A

on account of

45
Q

you (plural) see

A

vidētis

46
Q

metus, ūs

A

fear

47
Q

long

A

longus, a, um

48
Q

plēnus, a, um; w. gen. or abl.

A

full

49
Q

mōns, montis, m.

A

mountain

50
Q

Jesus

A

Jēsūs, ū

51
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sword

A

gladius, ī

52
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iter, itineris, n.

A

journey, march, route

53
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eager; desirous

A

cupids, a um; w. gen.

54
Q

road; way

A

via, ae

55
Q

victōria, victōriae

A

victory

56
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on account of

A

propter, prep. w. acc.

57
Q

scarcity; want

A

inopia, ae

58
Q

reliquus, a, um

A

remaining; the rest of

59
Q

thing; affair

A

rēs, reī

60
Q

kingdom, royal power

A

rēgnum, rēgnī

61
Q

thanks

A

grātiae, grātiārum

62
Q

dedit

A

he, she, it gave

63
Q

favor; influence; grace (in Christian Latin)

A

grātia, ae

64
Q

law

A

lēx, lēgis

65
Q

audīvit

A

he, she, it heard

66
Q

posuērunt

A

they put; they placed

67
Q

via, ae

A

road; way

68
Q

senātus

A

senate

69
Q

et … et

A

both … and

70
Q

urbs, urbis

A

city

71
Q

Christian

A

Chrīstiānus, Chrīstiānī

72
Q

slave servant

A

servus, servī

73
Q

they praise

A

laudant

74
Q

angustus, a, um

A

narrow

75
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people; nation

A

populus, ī

76
Q

he, she, it heard

A

audīvit

77
Q

videt

A

he, she, it sees

78
Q

light

A

lūx, lūcis

79
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but

A

sed, conjunction

80
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river

A

flūmen, flūminis

81
Q

nauta, nautae

A

sailor

82
Q

Caesar

A

Caesar, Caesaris

83
Q

they see

A

vident

84
Q

he, she, it came

A

vēnit

85
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amīcus, amīcī

A

friend

86
Q

gēns, gentis

A

tribe

87
Q

legion

A

legiō, legiōnis, f.

88
Q

all; every

A

omnis, e

89
Q

fame; glory

A

glōria, glōriae

90
Q

quid

A

what?

91
Q

Rome

A

Rōma, ae

92
Q

laudat

A

he, she, it praises

93
Q

eques, equitis

A

horseman (pl., cavalry)

94
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enemy (in war)

A

hostis, hostis

95
Q

grātiae, grātiārum

A

thanks

96
Q

name

A

nōmen, nōminis

97
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column (of soldiers); army (on the march)

A

agmen, agminis

98
Q

vident

A

they see

99
Q

prīmus, a, um

A

first

100
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mundus, ī

A

world

101
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they put; they placed; they pitched (w. caster)

A

posuērunt

102
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however

A

autem, conj., postpositive

103
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they put; they placed

A

posuērunt

104
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they inhabit

A

incolunt

105
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tūtus, a, um

A

safe

106
Q

esy

A

facilis, e

107
Q

pōns, pontis, m.

A

bridge

108
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and

A

et, conjunction

109
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spēs, speī

A

hope

110
Q

Rōma, ae

A

Rome

111
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they killed

A

occīdērunt

112
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erat

A

he, she, it was

113
Q

mūnīvērunt

A

they fortified; they constructed (w. viam or viās)

114
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heavy; severe; serious

A

gravis, e

115
Q

caelum, caelī

A

sky, heaven

116
Q

they give (w. grātiās)

A

agunt

117
Q

terra, terrae

A

earth; land

118
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legiō, legiōnis, f.

A

legion

119
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body

A

corpus, coprporis, n.

120
Q

longus, a, um

A

long

121
Q

brevis, e

A

short

122
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breath; spirit

A

spīritus, ūs

123
Q

incolunt

A

they inhabit

124
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province

A

prōvincia, ae

125
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gladius, ī

A

sword

126
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danger

A

perīculum, perīculī

127
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vēritās, vēritātis

A

truth

128
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corpus, coprporis, n.

A

body

129
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post, prep. w. acc.

A

after, behind

130
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sed, conjunction

A

but

131
Q

impetus, ūs

A

attack

132
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porta, portae

A

gate

133
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clāmor, clāmōris

A

shouting; shout

134
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Rōmānus, a, um

A

Roman

135
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difficult

A

difficilis, e

136
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dominus, ī

A

master; Lord

137
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Marīa, Marīae

A

Mary

138
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chief; leading man

A

prīnceps, prīncipis

139
Q

full

A

plēnus, a, um; w. gen. or abl.

140
Q

a Roman

A

Rōmānus, ī

141
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pāx, pācis

A

peace

142
Q

safety; welfare; salvation

A

salūs, salūtis

143
Q

posuērunt

A

they put; they placed; they pitched (w. caster)

144
Q

commūnis

A

common

145
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mūrus, ī

A

wall

146
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cōpia, ae

A

supply; abundance

147
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camp

A

castra, castrōrum

148
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brother

A

frāter, frātis (frātrum)

149
Q

high; deep

A

altus, a, um

150
Q

not

A

nōn, adverb

151
Q

Chrīstiānus, a, um

A

Christian

152
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supply; abundance

A

cōpia, ae

153
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exercītus, ūs

A

army

154
Q

journey, march, route

A

iter, itineris, n.

155
Q

agmen, agminis

A

column (of soldiers); army (on the march)

156
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truth

A

vēritās, vēritātis

157
Q

attack

A

impetus, ūs

158
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wall

A

mūrus, ī

159
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equitātus, ūs

A

cavalry

160
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Christian

A

Chrīstiānus, a, um

161
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gate

A

porta, portae

162
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similis, e; w. gen. or dat.

A

like; similar

163
Q

they conquered

A

vīcērunt

164
Q

autem, conj., postpositive

A

however

165
Q

with

A

cum, prep. w. abl.

166
Q

difficilis, e

A

difficult

167
Q

victory

A

victōria, victōriae

168
Q

grātia, ae

A

favor; influence; grace (in Christian Latin)

169
Q

army

A

exercītus, ūs

170
Q

fēcērunt

A

they made

171
Q

he, she, it praises

A

laudat

172
Q

mīles, mīlitis

A

soldier

173
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fortis, e

A

brave; strong

174
Q

Gallus, ī

A

a Gaul

175
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holy; saint

A

sānctus, a, um

176
Q

war

A

bellum, bellī

177
Q

because

A

quod, conj.

178
Q

frūmentum, ī

A

grain (p. crops)

179
Q

flūmen, flūminis

A

river

180
Q

lūx, lūcis

A

light

181
Q

they pray

A

ōrant

182
Q

hill

A

collis, collis, m.

183
Q

command, power, empire

A

imperium, imperiī

184
Q

battle line

A

aciēs, aciēī

185
Q

populus, ī

A

people; nation

186
Q

perīculum, perīculī

A

danger

187
Q

Christ

A

Chrīstus, Chrīstī

188
Q

fīnitimus, a, um; w. dat.

A

neighboring; next

189
Q

in, prep. w abl.

A

in, on

190
Q

great; large

A

magnus, a, um

191
Q

pars, partis

A

part

192
Q

māter, mātris (mātrum)

A

mother

193
Q

vēnit

A

he, she, it came

194
Q

at dawn

A

prīmā lūce

195
Q

homō, hominis

A

man

196
Q

they gave

A

dedērunt

197
Q

after, behind

A

post, prep. w. acc.

198
Q

short

A

brevis, e

199
Q

Caesar, Caesaris

A

Caesar

200
Q

son

A

fīlius, filiī

201
Q

leader

A

dux, ducis

202
Q

malus, a, um

A

bad

203
Q

Gaul

A

Gallia, ae

204
Q

Chrīstus, Chrīstī

A

Christ

205
Q

mother

A

māter, mātris (mātrum)

206
Q

frāter, frātis (frātrum)

A

brother

207
Q

fidēs, fideī

A

faith; reliability; faithfulness

208
Q

he, she, it sees

A

videt

209
Q

vīcērunt

A

they conquered

210
Q

bonus, a, um

A

good

211
Q

nōbilis, e

A

noble; renowned

212
Q

city

A

urbs, urbis

213
Q

spīritus, ūs

A

breath; spirit

214
Q

now

A

nunc, adverb

215
Q

commander in chief; general

A

imperātor, imperātōris

216
Q

what?

A

quid

217
Q

sānctus, a, um

A

holy; saint

218
Q

voice; cry

A

vōx, vōcis

219
Q

vidētis

A

you (plural) see

220
Q

he, she, it prays

A

ōrat

221
Q

lēx, lēgis

A

law

222
Q

earth; land

A

terra, terrae

223
Q

et, conjunction

A

and

224
Q

Deus, Deī

A

God

225
Q

in; into; against; upon; on

A

in, prep. w. acc.

226
Q

quod, conj.

A

because

227
Q

Jēsūs, ū

A

Jesus

228
Q

multus, a, um

A

much (pl. many)

229
Q

mountain

A

mōns, montis, m.

230
Q

troops; forces (a military team)

A

cōpiae, cōpiārum, f.

231
Q

impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum

A

baggage; baggage train

232
Q

like; similar

A

similis, e; w. gen. or dat.

233
Q

Chrīstiānus, Chrīstiānī

A

Christian

234
Q

imperātor, imperātōris

A

commander in chief; general

235
Q

world

A

mundus, ī

236
Q

cavalry

A

equitātus, ūs

237
Q

virtūs, virtūtis

A

courage; virtue

238
Q

sky, heaven

A

caelum, caelī

239
Q

baggage; baggage train

A

impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum

240
Q

portus, ūs

A

harbor

241
Q

prīnceps, prīncipis

A

chief; leading man

242
Q

standard; signal; sign

A

signum, ī

243
Q

bad

A

malus, a, um

244
Q

dedērunt

A

they gave

245
Q

hope

A

spēs, speī

246
Q

reward

A

premium, praemiī

247
Q

silva, silvae

A

forest

248
Q

prōvincia, ae

A

province

249
Q

king

A

rēx, rēgis

250
Q

wound

A

vulnus, vulneris, n.

251
Q

they came

A

vēnērunt

252
Q

bellum, bellī

A

war

253
Q

remaining; the rest of

A

reliquus, a, um

254
Q

he, she, it was

A

erat

255
Q

a Gaul

A

Gallus, ī

256
Q

itaque, conj.

A

therefore; and so

257
Q

cōpiae, cōpiārum, f.

A

troops; forces (a military team)

258
Q

harbor

A

portus, ūs

259
Q

common

A

commūnis

260
Q

magnus, a, um

A

great; large

261
Q

courage; virtue

A

virtūs, virtūtis

262
Q

in, prep. w. abl.

A

in; on

263
Q

safe

A

tūtus, a, um

264
Q

caedēs, caedis

A

slaughter

265
Q

vōx, vōcis

A

voice; cry

266
Q

rēgnum, rēgnī

A

kingdom, royal power

267
Q

altus, a, um

A

high; deep

268
Q

slaughter

A

caedēs, caedis

269
Q

in; on

A

in, prep. w. abl.

270
Q

cum, prep. w. abl.

A

with

271
Q

therefore; and so

A

itaque, conj.

272
Q

in front of (before); on behalf of (for)

A

prō, prep. w. abl.

273
Q

servus, servī

A

slave servant

274
Q

signum, ī

A

standard; signal; sign

275
Q

pater, patris (patrum)

A

father

276
Q

bridge

A

pōns, pontis, m.

277
Q

ōrat

A

he, she, it prays

278
Q

shouting; shout

A

clāmor, clāmōris

279
Q

nōmen, nōminis

A

name

280
Q

hostis, hostis

A

enemy (in war)

281
Q

laudant

A

they praise

282
Q

God

A

Deus, Deī

283
Q

peace

A

pāx, pācis

284
Q

sailor

A

nauta, nautae

285
Q

rēx, rēgis

A

king

286
Q

erant

A

they were

287
Q

aciēs, aciēī

A

battle line

288
Q

rēs, reī

A

thing; affair

289
Q

nunc, adverb

A

now

290
Q

cupids, a um; w. gen.

A

eager; desirous

291
Q

omnis, e

A

all; every

292
Q

good

A

bonus, a, um

293
Q

both … and

A

et … et

294
Q

collis, collis, m.

A

hill

295
Q

Rōmānus, ī

A

a Roman

296
Q

imperium, imperiī

A

command, power, empire

297
Q

tribe

A

gēns, gentis

298
Q

dux, ducis

A

leader

299
Q

nōn, adverb

A

not

300
Q

horseman (pl., cavalry)

A

eques, equitis

301
Q

gravis, e

A

heavy; severe; serious