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ablative adjective agree antis āre āri Asia Minor Athenian atis ātum ātus atus sum āvi back belonging bring Cæsar carry case Comp conj country Ctesiphon ctum ctus cùm death děre Deus English entis ĕre ēri ĕris first found genitive gerund give good governed great Greek Hæc having been hence hold imperf indecl inis inquit īre īri irreg ĭtum ĭtus īvi and ĭi king Line Literally little make modò neut Notes number Observe the force omnibus one's onis ōris ōrum Pass perf perl pers person place plur plural præ prep pres pron quæ quàm quòd revised Roman Romulus Sæpe sentence sine sing small Sparta stand subj subjunctive mood subst superl Supply syncope take tense term thing time turn understood used ūtum ūtus verb vitæ
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