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sŏlĕo, -ēre, solitus: to be accustomed | |||
verso, - | prōpulso, -āre: drive off, beat off, keep off; keep at bay; repel | ||
verso, -āre: turn about often, turn hither and tither; pass.: resort, stay | |||
amplus, -a, -um: large, copious, ample; well-supplied with; rich in | amplus, -a, -um: large, copious, ample; well-supplied with; rich in | ||
ambactus, -i m.: attendant, retainer | ambactus, -i m.: attendant, retainer | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:22, 28 September 2010
sŏlĕo, -ēre, solitus: to be accustomed
prōpulso, -āre: drive off, beat off, keep off; keep at bay; repel
verso, -āre: turn about often, turn hither and tither; pass.: resort, stay
amplus, -a, -um: large, copious, ample; well-supplied with; rich in
ambactus, -i m.: attendant, retainer
