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| excubiae, -ārum (f) | keeping watch, vigil; guard, sentinel, sentry |
| cruor, cruōris (m) | blood, gore; bloodshed |
| flōrens, flōrentis | flowering, flowery; brilliant, colorful |
| rūmor, rūmōris (m) | gossip, rumor |
| amārus, -a, -um | bitter, harsh |
| supīnus, -a, -um | upturned, face up, turned palms upward |
| epulor, -ārī, -ātus sum | to dine sumptuously, feast, banquet |
| exiguus, -a, -um | small, slight, tiny, puny |
| sēmivir, -ī (m) | half-man, effeminate, eunuch |
| comitātus, -ūs (m) | escort, retinue; throng, attendent crowd |
| mentum, -ī (n) | chin |
| mitra, -ae (f) | eastern headdress with ribbons around the chin |
| madeō, madēre | to be wet, dripping |
| mandō (1) | to hand over, cosign; to assign, entrust; to command, order |
| penna, -ae (f) | wing; feather |
| ideō | for that reason |
| gravidus, -a, -um | heavy with young, pregnant; swollen, teeming |
| Ausonius, -a, -um | Ausonian; Italian, Roman |
| summa, -ae (f) | sum; full extent, sum-total |
| pecus, pecudis (f) | head of cattle; beast; sheep |
| solum, -ī (n) | ground, soil |
| pinguis, pinquis, pingue | fat, rich |
| serō, serere, seruī, sertus | to join, connect; to entwine, wreathe |
| torus, torī (m) | bed, couch |
| mentum, ī (n) | chin |
| subnectō, subnectere, subnexī, subnexus | to bind (one thing under another); fasten |
| lābor, lābī, lāpsus sum | to slip, fall, stumble, glide |
| fore quī | futūrum esse virum quī/that he would be the man who |
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