| A | B |
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| institutum,-i | established plan/principle, custom, institution, habit |
| differo, differre, distuli, dilatum | scatter, spread; put off, defer; differ |
| propterea quod | because |
| commeo (1) | go back and forth; (with ad) visit |
| pertineo,-tinere,-tinui,-tentum | extend; pertain to, concern; tend, aim at |
| incolo,incolere,incolui,--- | inhabit, dwell in |
| reliquus,-a,-um | remaining, the rest (of), left over/behind |
| initium,-i | beginning; origin; borders |
| praecedo,-cedere,-cessi,-cessum | go before; surpass, excel |
| cotidianus,-a,-um | daily |
| contendo,-tendere,-tendi,-tentum | push forward, hasten; fight; maintain |
| attingo,attingere,attigi,attactum | touch or border on, reach, extend to, arrive at, attain |
| inferus,-a,-um | low, below |
| extremus,-a,-um | outermost, farthest, farthest part of |
| occasus,-ūs | falling down, setting; (with solis) sunset |
| orior,oriri,ortus sum | arise, begin, spring up; be born |
| septentriones,-um (m.) | North |
| specto (1) | look at, regard, face |
| vergo, vergere,---,--- | look or lie toward, be situated |
| cultus,-ūs | civilzation; lifestyle; dress; religious worship |
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