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"baumgartenberg": "Baumgartenberg", "baumgartner": "Baumgartner", "baumgärtlinger": "Baumgärtlinger", "bavaria": "Bavaria", "bavariae": "of Bavaria", "bavariam": "Bavaria", "bavaros": "Bavarians", "bavonis": "of Bavo", "bavária": "Bavaria", "bavárica": "Bavarian", "baváriæ": "of Bavaria", "bavónis": "of Bavo", "bawari": "Bavarians", "bayer": "Bayer", "baylon": "Baylon", "bazátha": "Bazatha", "baálhasor": "Baalhasor", "bdéllium": "bdellium", "bean": "of Bean", "beani": "of Bean", "beareth": "bears", "beari": "to be blessed", "beas": "you make happy", "beata": "blessed", "beatae": "of the blessed", "beatam": "blessed", "beatarum": "of the blessed", "beatarumvirginum": "of the blessed virgins", "beate": "O blessed", "beati": "of the blessed", "beatificae": "of beatification", "beatificatio": "beatification", "beatificábat": "he beatified", "beatificámus": "we call blessed", "beatificántur": "they are blessed", "beatificáre": "to beatify", "beatificávit": "he beatified", "beatis": "to the blessed", "beatissima": "most blessed", "beatissimae": "of the most blessed", "beatissimam": "most blessed", "beatissime": "O most blessed", "beatissimi": "of the most blessed", "beatissimis": "with the most blessed", "beatissimos": "most blessed", "beatissimæ": "of the most blessed", "beatissimæque": "and of the most blessed", "beatissímæ": "of the most blessed", "beatitudine": "with blessedness", "beatitudinem": "blessedness", "beatitudinis": "of blessedness", "beatitátis": "of blessedness", "beatitúdine": "with blessedness", "beatitúdinem": "blessedness", "beatitúdines": "beatitudes", "beatitúdinis": "of blessedness", "beatitúdinís": "of blessedness", "beatitúdo": "blessedness", "beatius": "more blessed", "beato": "to the blessed", "beatorum": "of the blessed", "beatos": "blessed", "beatrice": "Beatrice", "beatricis": "of Beatrice", "beatrix": "Beatrix", "beatrícis": "of Beatrice", "beatum": "blessed", "beatus": "blessed", "beatárum": "of the blessed", "beatæ": "of the blessed", "beatíssima": "most blessed", "beatíssimam": "most blessed", "beatíssime": "O most blessed", "beatíssimi": "of the most blessed", "beatíssimis": "with the most blessed", "beatíssimo": "to the most blessed", "beatíssimum": "most blessed", "beatíssimus": "most blessed", "beatíssimæ": "of the most blessed", "beatórum": "of the blessed", "beccense": "of Bec", "beccénse": "of Bec", "beccénsi": "of Bec", "becemannus": "Becemanus", "bechinensis": "of Bechyně", "beda": "Bede", "bedae": "of Bede", "bedæ": "of Bede", "beggae": "of Begga", "beggæ": "of Begga", "belfortensis": "of Belfort", "belgas": "Belgians", "belgio": "Belgium", "belgis": "Belgians", "belisario": "Belisarius", "belisário": "Belisarius", "bella": "wars", "bellarmino": "Bellarmine", "bellarminórum": "of the Bellarmines", "bellarmíno": "Bellarmine", "bellator": "warrior", "bellatórem": "warrior", "bellatóres": "warriors", "bellatóris": "of the warrior", "bellatórum": "of the warriors", "belli": "of war", "bellici": "of war", "bellicosum": "warlike", "bellicénsi": "of Belley", "bellicénsis": "of Belley", "bellis": "wars", "bello": "war", "belloque": "and war", "bellorum": "of wars", "bellovacensi": "of Beauvais", "bellovaci": "of Beauvais", "bellovacénsi": "of Beauvais", "bellováci": "of Beauvais", "bellum": "war", "belluárum": "of beasts", "bellábant": "they fought", "bellábunt": "they shall fight", "bellándum": "fighting", "bellántes": "fighting", "belláte": "fight", "bellátor": "warrior", "bellóque": "and war", "bellórum": "of wars", "bene": "well", "benedic": "bless", "benedicam": "I will bless", "benedicamus": "let us bless", "benedicat": "may he bless", "benedicebat": "he was blessing", "benedicente": "blessing", "benedicerentur": "that they might be blessed", "benediceretur": "that it might be blessed", "benediceris": "you are blessed", "benedicerétur": "that he might be blessed", "benedici": "to be blessed", "benedicimus": "we bless", "benedicit": "he blesses", "benedicite": "bless ye", "benedict": "Benedict", "benedicta": "blessed", "benedictae": "of the blessed", "benedicte": "O blessed one", "benedicti [e.g. latin: \"omnium sanctorum monachorum ordinis s.p. benedicti\" / english: \"all saints of our order\"]": "of Benedict", "benedictini": "Benedictine", "benedictinis [e.g. latin: \"eum tamquam doctorem a benedictinis aliisque religiosis familiis ac diœcesibus cultum...\" / english: \"bede, who was already a doctor among the benedictines...\"]": "by the Benedictines", "benedictinárum": "of the Benedictine nuns", "benedictio [e.g. latin: \"...parvula benedictio totum hominem in seipsam attrahit...\" / english: \"...a little of this blessing draw the whole man...\"]": "blessing", "benedictione [e.g. latin: \"...sine benedictione...\" / english: \"...without blessing...\"]": "without blessing", "benedictionem [e.g. latin: \"...ad recipiendam benedictionem libenter concurramus...\" / english: \"...let us run freely to receive this blessing...\"]": "blessing", "benedictiones": "blessings", "benedictionibus [e.g. latin: \"...in benedictionibus dulcedinis...\" / english: \"...with the blessings of sweetness...\"]": "with blessings", "benedictionis": "of blessing", "benedictióne [e.g. latin: \"...dignum benedictióne...\" / english: \"...worthy of blessing...\"]": "with blessing", "benedictiónem [e.g. latin: \"...ad recipiendam benedictionem...\" / english: \"...receive a blessing...\"]": "blessing", "benedictiónes [e.g. latin: \"r. benedictiónes patris tui...\" / english: \"r. the blessings of thy father...\"]": "blessings", "benedictiónibus [e.g. latin: \"...benedictiónibus patrum ejus...\" / english: \"...with the blessings of his fathers...\"]": "with blessings", "benedictiónis [e.g. latin: \"r. calix benedictiónis...\" / english: \"r. the chalice of benediction...\"]": "of benediction", "benedictiónum [e.g. latin: \"...flúmina benedictiónum...\" / english: \"...rivers of blessings...\"]": "of blessings", "benedicto [e.g. latin: \"...a summo pontifice benedicto décimo tertio...\" / english: \"...by the supreme pontiff benedict xiii...\"]": "Benedict", "benedictum [e.g. latin: \"...benedictum capitis velamen reciperet...\" / english: \"...have the covering of her head blessed...\"]": "blessed", "benedicturus": "about to bless", "benedictus [e.g. latin: \"...benedíctus fructus ventris tui...\" / english: \"...blessed is the fruit of your womb...\"]": "blessed", "benedictæ [e.g. latin: \"s. terésiæ benedictæ a cruce...\" / english: \"s. teresa benedicta of the cross...\"]": "blessed", "benedictíni": "Benedictine", "benedictíque": "and blessed", "benedictíssima [e.g. latin: \"...a christi benedictíssima matre...\" / english: \"...from the most blessed mother of christ...\"]": "most blessed", "benedicunt": "they bless", "benedicus [e.g. latin: \"...quod benedicus decimus quartus apostolica auctoritate rite confirmavit...\" / english: \"...duly approved by the apostolic authority of pope benedict xiv...\"]": "Benedict", "benedicámus [e.g. latin: \"v. benedicámus dómino...\" / english: \"...\"]": "let us bless", "benedicátur": "let him be blessed", "benedicébant [e.g. latin: \"...benedicébant dóminum...\" / english: \"they praised the lord...\"]": "they were blessing", "benedicébat [e.g. latin: \"...benedicébat dóminum jesum christum...\" / english: \"...was blessing the lord jesus christ...\"]": "was blessing", "benedicéndi": "of blessing", "benedicéndum [e.g. latin: \"...ad benedicéndum patri...\" / english: \"...to bless the abbot...\"]": "to bless", "benedicénte": "blessing", "benedicéntes [e.g. latin: \"...laudántes deum, et benedicéntes dómino...\" / english: \"...praising god and blessing the lord...\"]": "blessing", "benedicéntibus [e.g. latin: \"benedícam benedicéntibus tibi...\" / english: \"i will bless them that bless thee...\"]": "to those blessing", "benedicéntur [e.g. latin: \"benedicéntur in ipso omnes tribus terræ...\" / english: \"in him shall all the tribes of the earth be blessed...\"]": "they shall be blessed", "benedicétur [e.g. latin: \"...in die defunctiónis suæ benedicétur...\" / english: \"...in the day of his death he shall be blessed...\"]": "he shall be blessed", "benedixique": "and I blessed", "benedixit": "he blessed", "benedixérunt [e.g. latin: \"...et benedixérunt in cælum eum...\" / english: \"...and blessed...him...\"]": "they blessed", "benedixísset [e.g. latin: \"...quod benedixísset dóminus obédedom...\" / english: \"...that the lord had blessed obededom...\"]": "had blessed", "benedixísti [e.g. latin: \"...opéribus mánuum ejus benedixísti...\" / english: \"...blessed the works of his hands...\"]": "thou hast blessed", "benedixítque [e.g. latin: \"benedixítque deus noë...\" / english: \"and god blessed noe...\"]": "and he blessed", "benedícam [e.g. latin: \"sic benedícam te in vita mea...\" / english: \"thus will i bless thee...\"]": "I will bless", "benedícant [e.g. latin: \"...et benedícant eum in omni témpore...\" / english: \"...and bless him at all times...\"]": "they may bless", "benedícat [e.g. latin: \"r. benedícat te dóminus...\" / english: \"r. the lord bless thee...\"]": "may he bless", "benedícens [e.g. latin: \"v. benedícens benedícam tibi...\" / english: \"v. i will surely bless thee...\"]": "blessing", "benedícent": "they will bless", "benedícere [e.g. latin: \"...nos benedícere et adjuváre dignétur...\" / english: \"...mercifully bless and keep us...\"]": "to bless", "benedíceret [e.g. latin: \"...cum jacob patriárcha benedíceret fíliis suis...\" / english: \"...when jacob blessed his children...\"]": "was blessing", "benedíces": "thou shalt bless", "benedícet [e.g. latin: \"...omnípotens benedícet tibi...\" / english: \"...the almighty shall bless thee...\"]": "he will bless", "benedícimus [e.g. latin: \"...adorámus te...et benedícimus tibi...\" / english: \"...we adore thee...and we bless thee...\"]": "we bless", "benedícit": "he blesses", "benedícite [e.g. latin: \"r. sacerdótes dei, benedícite deum...\" / english: \"r. o ye priests of god, bless god...\"]": "bless", "benedícito [e.g. latin: \"...benedícito dóminum qui fecit te...\" / english: \"...bless the lord that made thee...\"]": "bless thou", "benedícitur [e.g. latin: \"...quod minus est, a melióre benedícitur...\" / english: \"...that which is less, is blessed by the better...\"]": "is blessed", "benedíco [e.g. latin: \"benedíco te, pater dómini mei...\" / english: \"i bless thee, o father...\"]": "I bless", "benedícta [e.g. latin: \"v. benedícta tu in muliéribus...\" / english: \"v. blessed are you among women...\"]": "blessed", "benedíctam [e.g. latin: \"...benedíctam inter omnes mulíeres...\" / english: \"...blessed among women...\"]": "blessed", "benedícte [e.g. latin: \"r. sanctíssime conféssor christi benedícte...\" / english: \"r. o benedict, most holy confessor...\"]": "O Benedict", "benedícti [e.g. latin: \"r. o laudánda sancti benedícti mérita...\" / english: \"r. o praise the glorious merits of st benedict...\"]": "of Benedict", "benedíctio [e.g. latin: \"...benedíctio abrahæ fíeret in christo jesu...\" / english: \"...the blessing of abraham might come...through christ jesus...\"]": "blessing", "benedíctis [e.g. latin: \"voca me cum benedíctis...\" / english: \"keep me from the tainted horde...\"]": "with the blessed", "benedícto [e.g. latin: \"...patri et magístro nostro beátro benedícto...\" / english: \"...our father and master st. benedict...\"]": "Benedict", "benedíctos": "the blessed", "benedíctum [e.g. latin: \"benedíctum prophéticis condecorémus cánticis...\" / english: \"ant.: let us adorn benedict...\"]": "Benedict", "benedíctus [e.g. latin: \"...benedíctus fructus ventris tui...\" / english: \"...blessed is the fruit of your womb...\"]": "blessed", "benedíctæ [e.g. latin: \"v. benedíctæ tam efficáces lácrimæ...\" / english: \"v. so efficacious were the tears of the blessed one...\"]": "of the blessed one", "benedícunt [e.g. latin: \"...laudántes benedícunt dóminum...\" / english: \"...they praise and bless the lord...\"]": "they bless", "benedíxerint [e.g. latin: \"...ne forte...benedíxerint deo in córdibus suis...\" / english: \"...lest perhaps my sons...have blessed god in their hearts...\"]": "they may have blessed", "benedíxeris [e.g. latin: \"...nisi benedíxeris mihi...\" / english: \"...except thou bless me...\"]": "thou shalt have blessed", "benedíxerit [e.g. latin: \"...nisi in fáciem benedíxerit tibi...\" / english: \"...see if he blesseth thee not to thy face...\"]": "he shall have blessed", "benedíxi [e.g. latin: \"...unum vocávi eum, et benedíxi ei...\" / english: \"...i called him alone, and blessed him...\"]": "I blessed", "benedíximus": "we blessed", "benedíxit [e.g. latin: \"quem deus benedíxit in omni benedictióne...\" / english: \"whom god blessed with all...blessings...\"]": "he blessed", "benefaciéndo [e.g. latin: \"...qui pertránsiit benefaciéndo...\" / english: \"...who went about doing good...\"]": "by doing good", "benefaciéntes [e.g. latin: \"...ut benefaciéntes obmutéscere faciátis...\" / english: \"...that by doing well you may put to silence...\"]": "doing good", "benefactor": "benefactor", "benefactoresque": "and benefactors", "benefactoribus": "to benefactors", "benefactorum": "of benefactors", "benefactrix": "benefactress", "benefactórem": "benefactor", "benefactóres [e.g. latin: \"...fratres, propínquos et benefactóres...\" / english: \"...brethren, kindred and benefactors...\"]": "benefactors", "benefactóribus [e.g. latin: \"...benefactóribus nostris sempitérna bona retríbue...\" / english: \"...to our benefactors render everlasting blessings...\"]": "to our benefactors", "benefactórum [e.g. latin: \"...tantórum memor benefactórum...\" / english: \"...mindful of such great favours...\"]": "of benefits", "beneficentia [e.g. latin: \"...beneficentia egentes sublevabat...\" / english: \"...he relieved the needy...\"]": "generosity", "beneficii [e.g. latin: \"...in accepti beneficii testimónium...\" / english: \"...as an acknowledgment of the favour he had received...\"]": "of the favour", "beneficiis [e.g. latin: \"...multis beneficiis auctus est...\" / english: \"...heaping upon him many kindnesses...\"]": "with kindnesses", "beneficio [e.g. latin: \"...singulári augustæ cæli reginæ beneficio...\" / english: \"...the remarkable help...bestowed upon him by the great queen of heaven...\"]": "by the help", "beneficium [e.g. latin: \"...nullum...ecclesiasticum beneficium acceptandi...\" / english: \"...not to accept any church benefice...\"]": "benefice", "beneficiárii": "beneficiaries", "beneficiísque [e.g. latin: \"...beneficiísque ómnibus cumulávit...\" / english: \"...hath heaped upon them so many benefits...\"]": "and with benefits", "beneficiórum [e.g. latin: \"...judǽis quidem annuátim propriórum monuménta beneficiórum...\" / english: \"...the jews...a yearly commemoration of his mercies...\"]": "of mercies", "beneficus [e.g. latin: \"...ad deum ipsum benéficum, adivísse...\" / english: \"...approached him...as...benefactor...\"]": "beneficent", "beneficéntia [e.g. latin: \"...beneficéntia egéntes sublevábat...\" / english: \"...by his alms he relieved the needy...\"]": "beneficence", "beneficéntiam [e.g. latin: \"...justítiæ formam exúimus, beneficéntiam commúnem amíttimus...\" / english: \"...we put off the image of justice, and lose charity toward our brethren...\"]": "charity", "beneficéntiæ": "of beneficence", "benefácere [e.g. latin: \"17 díscite benefácere...\" / english: \"17 learn to do well...\"]": "to do good", "benefáciam": "I will do good", "benefáciat [e.g. latin: \"2 benefáciat vobis deus...\" / english: \"2 may god be gracious to you...\"]": "may he do good", "benefáciens [e.g. latin: \"...quos, benefáciens, dedúces...\" / english: \"...whom thou shalt do well to bring forward...\"]": "doing good", "benefácite [e.g. latin: \"...benefácite his qui odérunt vos...\" / english: \"...do good to them that hate you...\"]": "do good", "benefácto [e.g. latin: \"...in benefácto hóminis infírmi...\" / english: \"...concerning the good deed done to the infirm man...\"]": "good deed", "beneféceris [e.g. latin: \"...quibus et cum beneféceris, pejóres fiunt...\" / english: \"...the more courteous i am to them, the worse they use me...\"]": "thou shalt have done good", "benefécit": "he did good", "benefícia [e.g. latin: \"...præcípua in nos caritátis ejus benefícia recólimus...\" / english: \"...we recall the special benefits of his love for us...\"]": "benefits", "benefícii [e.g. latin: \"...benefícii nóvitas indicátur...\" / english: \"...the novelty of the gift...\"]": "of the gift", "benefíciis [e.g. latin: \"...quid dignum póterit esse benefíciis ejus...\" / english: \"...what can be worthy of his benefits...\"]": "of his benefits", "benefício [e.g. latin: \"...de tam salúbri tamque suávi benefício...\" / english: \"...for this so health-giving gift...\"]": "gift", "benefícium [e.g. latin: \"...cujus hoc opus próprium et speciále benefícium est...\" / english: \"...whose proper work and special benefit is...\"]": "benefit", "beneplacitam [e.g. latin: \"...hostiam viventem, sanctam, beneplacitam deo...\" / english: \"...a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto god...\"]": "acceptable", "beneplacito": "by good pleasure", "beneplácita [e.g. latin: \"...quæ beneplácita sunt ei...\" / english: \"...the things that are well pleasing to him...\"]": "well pleasing things", "benepláciti": "of good pleasure", "beneplácitis": "with good pleasures", "beneplácito [e.g. latin: \"...in beneplácito tuo...\" / english: \"...in conformity with thy good pleasure...\"]": "good pleasure", "beneplácitum [e.g. latin: \"10 probántes quid sit beneplácitum deo...\" / english: \"10 proving what is well pleasing to god...\"]": "well pleasing", "benesonántibus [e.g. latin: \"in cýmbalis benesonántibus laudáte deum...\" / english: \"praise god upon the resounding cymbals...\"]": "resounding", "beneventanae": "of Benevento", "beneventum": "Benevento", "beneventáno": "of Benevento", "beneventánæ": "of Benevento", "benevolentiam [e.g. latin: \"...impendat benevolentiam...\" / english: \"...let him shew kindness...\"]": "kindness", "benevolentiæ": "of kindness", "benevolentíssima [e.g. latin: \"...benevolentíssima et omnipoténti ejúsdem dextra...\" / english: \"...by the right hand of the most merciful and mighty god...\"]": "most benevolent", "benevolentíssime [e.g. latin: \"...ptolemǽus philadélphus benevolentíssime inde dimísit...\" / english: \"...ptolemy philadelphus, most benevolently dismissed them...\"]": "most benevolently", "benevoléntia [e.g. latin: \"...devotiónem pro benevoléntia...\" / english: \"...thankfulness for their kindness...\"]": "kindness", "benevoléntiam [e.g. latin: \"...peculiárem benevoléntiam suam maríæ vírgini dilargítus est...\" / english: \"...hath enriched the virgin mary with his special favour...\"]": "favour", "benevoléntiæ": "of kindness", "benevénti": "of Benevento", "benevéntum": "Benevento", "benigna": "kind", "benignam": "kind", "benigne [e.g. latin: \"...pudentianæ cum christianis sacra celebrabat. quibus illa benigne acceptis...\" / english: \"...she was a gracious hostess to them...\"]": "graciously", "benigni": "kind", "benignissima [e.g. latin: \"...benignissima virgo...\" / english: \"...the most gracious maiden...\"]": "most gracious", "benignissimi": "most kind", "benignitate [e.g. latin: \"tanta benignitate fuit in pauperes...\" / english: \"...such tenderness to all the poor...\"]": "with kindness", "benignitatémque": "and kindness", "benignitáte [e.g. latin: \"...benignitáte sua huic quoque obviat cogitatióni...\" / english: \"...in his loving kindness he meets this problem...\"]": "with kindness", "benignitátem [e.g. latin: \"dóminus scholásticæ dedit benignitátem...\" / english: \"the lord gave scholastica his blessing...\"]": "kindness", "benignitátis [e.g. latin: \"inter cétera infinítæ redemptóris nostri benignitátis documénta...\" / english: \"among all other proofs of the infinite kindness of our redeemer...\"]": "of kindness", "benigniórem [e.g. latin: \"...benigniórem illi vultum osténdit...\" / english: \"...shewed her face more kindly to her...\"]": "more kindly", "benignum": "kind", "benignéque": "and kindly", "benigníssima [e.g. latin: \"...nec ipsa virgo benigníssima gravábitur...\" / english: \"...nor will the most benign virgin herself take it amiss...\"]": "most kind", "benigníssimam [e.g. latin: \"...fílii benigníssimam dignatiónem...\" / english: \"...the most loving condescension of the son...\"]": "most loving", "benigníssimo [e.g. latin: \"...illíus cordi benigníssimo...commendávit...\" / english: \"...entrusted...to her most generous heart...\"]": "most generous", "benigníssimus [e.g. latin: \"...benigníssimus jesus cor suum sacratíssimum...osténdit...\" / english: \"...the most kind jesus manifested...his most sacred heart...\"]": "most kind", "benignórum [e.g. latin: \"delectétur consciéntia benignórum frúctibus largitátis...\" / english: \"the conscience of the generous can thus be made glad...\"]": "of the generous", "benildis": "Benildis", "benitii [e.g. latin: \"...in mánibus divi philippi benitii...\" / english: \"...in the presence of st. philip benizi...\"]": "of Benizi", "benitiorum [e.g. latin: \"philippus ex nobili benitiorum familia...\" / english: \"this philip was a scion of the noble florentine family of the benizi...\"]": "of the Benizi", "benitius [e.g. latin: \"...sanctus philíppus benítius quintum ætátis mensem vix ingréssus...\" / english: \"...holy philip benizi, who had then scarcely entered the fifth month of his age...\"]": "Benizi", "benitiórum [e.g. latin: \"philíppus, ex nóbili benitiórum família...\" / english: \"from the noble family of the benizi, philip...\"]": "of the Benizi", "benjamin": "Benjamin", "benno": "Benno", "bennonis": "of Benno", "bennónis": "of Benno", "benvenuti": "of Benvenuto", "benvenúti": "of Benvenuto", "benácum [e.g. latin: \"...ad lacum benácum...\" / english: \"...on the...shore of the lake of garda...\"]": "Lake Garda", "benéfacit [e.g. latin: \"11 qui benéfacit, ex deo est...\" / english: \"11 he that doth good, is of god...\"]": "does good", "benéficum [e.g. latin: \"...ut deum, et ipsum benéficum, adivísse...\" / english: \"...approached him...as...benefactor...\"]": "beneficent", "benéficus [e.g. latin: \"...erga páuperes et calamitátibus oppréssos benéficus et miséricors...\" / english: \"...so helpful and kind was he to the poor...\"]": "generous", "benéplacens [e.g. latin: \"...benéplacens, et perfécta...\" / english: \"...the acceptable, and the perfect will of god...\"]": "acceptable", "benévolos": "well-disposed men", "benévolus [e.g. latin: \"...erga illos paulus...adeo fuit benévolus...\" / english: \"...paul...loved her children so well...\"]": "kindly disposed", "benígna [e.g. latin: \"...benígna a jesu increpatióne corréptus...\" / english: \"...he was corrected by the merciful rebuke of jesus...\"]": "merciful", "benígnam [e.g. latin: \"aurem benígnam prótinus...\" / english: \"thine ear in mercy, saviour, lend...\"]": "gracious", "benígnas [e.g. latin: \"5 ...benígnas, súbditas viris suis...\" / english: \"5 ...gentle, obedient to their husbands...\"]": "gentle", "benígne [e.g. latin: \"fac benígne in bona voluntáte tua...\" / english: \"o lord, do good in thy good pleasure...\"]": "graciously", "benígni": "kind", "benígnitas [e.g. latin: \"4 ...benígnitas dei ad pœniténtiam te addúcit...\" / english: \"4 ...the benignity of god leadeth thee to penance...\"]": "benignity", "benígnius [e.g. latin: \"quid mansuétius, quid benígnius dómino...\" / english: \"was there ever man gentler and kinder than the lord...\"]": "more kindly", "benígno [e.g. latin: \"...benígno réfove miserátus auxílio...\" / english: \"...in thy mercy help...\"]": "with kind", "benígnum [e.g. latin: \"extulit móysen péetas benígnum...\" / english: \"moses was celebrated for his meekness...\"]": "gentle", "benígnus [e.g. latin: \"...grátiam tuam benígnus infúnde...\" / english: \"...pour thy grace into our hearts...\"]": "graciously", "beníldis": "Benildis", "benítii [e.g. latin: \"...in mánibus divi philíppi benítii...\" / english: \"...in the presence of st. philip benizi...\"]": "of Benizi", "benítius [e.g. latin: \"...sanctus philíppus benítius...\" / english: \"...holy philip benizi...\"]": "Benizi", "berardi": "of Berard", "bercharii": "of Bercharius", "berchmans": "Berchmans", "berchárii": "of Bercharius", "berengarium": "Berenger", "berengarius": "Berenger", "berengário": "by Berengarius", "berengárium": "Berenger", "bergomensi": "of Bergamo", "bergomi": "of Bergamo", "bergomátis": "of Bergamo", "bergomátium": "of Bergamo", "bergoménsi": "of Bergamo", "bergoménsis": "of Bergamo", "bergómi": "of Bergamo", "bernadétte": "Bernadette", "bernardi": "of Bernard", "bernardina": "Bernardina", "bernardini": "of Bernardine", "bernardinum": "Bernardine", "bernardinus": "Bernardine", "bernardo": "Bernard", "bernardum": "Bernard", "bernardus": "Bernard", "bernardæ": "of Bernard", "bernardíni": "of Bernardine", "bernardíno": "to Bernardine", "bernardínus": "Bernardine", "bernwardi": "of Bernward", "bernwárdi": "of Bernward", "bernárdam": "Bernard", "bernárde": "Bernard", "bernárdi": "of Bernard", "bernárdo": "Bernard", "bernárdum": "Bernard", "bernárdus": "Bernard", "bernárdæ": "of Bernard", "beroeae": "of Beroea", "beroeam": "Beroea", "berothítæ": "the Berothite", "beróeam": "Beroea", "beróeæ": "of Beroea", "berýllus": "beryl", "berýti": "of Berytus", "bessarionis": "of Bessarion", "bessariónis": "of Bessarion", "bestiam": "beast", "bestiarum": "of beasts", "bestias": "beasts", "bestiis": "beasts", "bestiisque": "and beasts", "bestiárum": "of beasts", "bestiísque": "and beasts", "beth": "Beth", "bethel": "Bethel", "bether": "Bether", "bethlehem": "Bethlehem", "bethlehemitem": "the Bethlehemite", "bethlehemitæ": "the Bethlehemite", "bethlehemítem": "the Bethlehemite", "bethlem": "Bethlehem", "bethsabée": "Bethsabee", "bethsamítibus": "of Bethsames", "bethsamítæ": "men of Bethsames", "bethsan": "Bethsan", "bethsáidæ": "of Bethsaida", "bethsúram": "Bethsura", "bethánia": "Bethania", "bethániam": "Bethania", "betháven": "Bethaven", "bethúlia": "Bethulia", "bethúliam": "Bethulia", "beántur": "are made blessed", "beáris": "you are blessed", "beáta": "blessed", "beátam": "blessed", "beátas": "blessed", "beáte": "O blessed", "beáti": "blessed", "beátior": "more blessed", "beátis": "the blessed", "beátitas": "blessedness", "beátius": "more blessed", "beáto": "blessed", "beátorum": "of the blessed", "beátos": "blessed", "beátrix": "Beatrix", "beátro": "blessed", "beátum": "blessed", "beátus": "blessed", "beátæ": "blessed", "beélphegor": "Beelphegor", "beélzebub": "Beelzebub", "bibam": "I may drink", "bibas": "you may drink", "bibat": "he may drink", "bibe": "drink", "bibens": "drinking", "bibent": "they will drink", "biberat": "he had drunk", "bibere": "to drink", "biberint": "they shall have drunk", "biberit": "he shall have drunk", "biberitis": "you shall have drunk", "biberunt": "they drank", "biberétque": "and he might drink", "bibiana": "Bibiana", "bibianae": "of Bibiana", "bibiano": "Bibiana", "bibianæ": "of Bibiana", "bibis": "you drink", "bibit": "he drinks", "bibite": "drink", "bibitúrus": "about to drink", "bibiána": "Bibiana", "bibiánæ": "of Bibiana", "bibliothecae": "of the library", "bibliothecam": "the library", "bibliothecarius": "librarian", "bibliothecas": "libraries", "bibliothecæ": "of the library", "bibliothéca": "library", "bibliothécæ": "of the library", "bibliórum": "of the Scriptures", "bibámus": "let us drink", "bibátis": "you drink not", "bibébant": "they were drinking", "bibébat": "he was drinking", "bibémus": "we shall drink", "bibéndum": "to drink", "bibénsque": "and drinking", "bibéntibus": "to those drinking", "bibéritis": "you shall drink", "bibérunt": "they drank", "bibétis": "you shall drink", "bibísse": "to have drunk", "bibístis": "you drank", "biceps": "two-edged", "bicolori": "two-colored", "bicolóri": "two-colored", "biduo": "for two days", "biduum": "two days", "biduánis": "two-day", "bidénte": "pickaxe", "bidéntes": "two-toothed victims", "bidéntium": "of sheep", "biennio": "for two years", "biennium": "two years", "bilocatiónis": "of bilocation", "bilíngue": "double-tongued", "bilíngues": "double-tongued", "bimátu": "two years old", "bina": "twofold", "binas": "two", "bini": "two each", "binos": "two and two", "binário": "by the number two", "binæ": "two", "bipertíta": "twofold divided", "birgitta": "Bridget", "birgittæ": "of Bridget", "birgítta": "Bridget", "birgíttæ": "of Bridget", "bis": "twice", "biscopio": "Biscop", "bishop": "bishop", "biterrénsi": "of Beziers", "bithýniam": "Bithynia", "bithýniæ": "of Bithynia", "bitis": "of the vine", "bitumine": "with bitumen", "bitúmen": "slime", "bitúmine": "with pitch", "bitúminis": "of slime", "biénnii": "of two years", "biénnio": "for two years", "biénnium": "two years", "blanchæ": "of Blanche", "blanda": "soft enticements", "blandam": "Blanda", "blande": "sweetly", "blandiebántur": "they fawned", "blandimenta": "allurements", "blandiménta": "flatteries", "blandiméntis": "with flatteries", "blandiméntum": "soft brightness", "blandis": "soft", "blanditiis": "with cajolements", "blandiátur": "caresseth", "blandiéndo": "by comforting", "blandiéntis": "of the comforting", "blandiéntium": "of those beguiling", "blandiéntur": "they shall caress", "blando": "gracious", "blandum": "persuasive", "blandítiis": "with cajolements", "blandítur": "smileth", "blasii": "of Blaise", "blasphemamur": "we are blasphemed", "blasphemant": "they blaspheme", "blasphemavérunt": "they have blasphemed", "blasphemámur": "we are blasphemed", "blasphemándo": "by blaspheming", "blasphemántes": "blaspheming", "blasphemántibus": "blaspheming", "blasphemáre": "to blaspheme", "blasphemáris": "thou art blasphemed", "blasphemátur": "is blasphemed", "blasphemétur": "be blasphemed", "blasphémant": "they blaspheme", "blasphémi": "blasphemers", "blasphémia": "blasphemy", "blasphémiam": "blasphemy", "blasphémias": "blasphemies", "blasphémiis": "with blasphemies", "blasphémis": "blasphemous", "blasphémiæ": "of blasphemy", "blasphémus": "a blasphemer", "blesii": "of Blois", "blásii": "of Blaise", "blásium": "Blaise", "blásius": "Blaise", "boanérges": "Sons of Thunder", "bobus": "oxen", "bohemórum": "of the Bohemians", "bohémiæ": "of Bohemia", "bohémos": "Bohemians", "boleslaum": "Boleslaus", "bolesláo": "Boleslaus (dative)", "bolesláum": "Boleslaus (accusative)", "bolesláus": "Boleslaus", "boloniensis": "of Bologna", "bona": "good things", "bonajúncta": "Bonajuncta", "bonajúnctæ": "of Bonajuncta", "bonam": "good", "bonas": "noble", "bonaventura": "Bonaventure", "bonaventurae": "of Bonaventure", "bonaventuræ": "of Bonaventure", "bonaventúra": "Bonaventure", "bonaventúram": "Bonaventure", "bonaventúræ": "of Bonaventure", "bone": "good", "bonfilii": "of Bonfiglio", "bonfílii": "of Bonfiglio", "bonfílius": "Bonfiglio", "boni": "of good", "bonifacii": "of Boniface", "bonifacio": "Boniface (dative)", "bonifacium": "Boniface", "bonifacius": "Boniface", "bonifatii": "of Boniface", "bonifatio": "Boniface (dative)", "bonifatium": "Boniface", "bonifatius": "Boniface", "bonifácii": "of Boniface", "bonifácium": "Boniface", "bonifácius": "Boniface", "bonifátii": "of Boniface", "bonifátio": "Boniface (dative)", "bonifátium": "Boniface", "bonifátius": "Boniface", "bonis": "good things", "bonisque": "and good things", "bonitas": "goodness", "bonitate": "goodness", "bonitatis": "of goodness", "bonitáte": "goodness", "bonitátem": "goodness", "bonitátis": "of goodness", "bononiensi": "of Bologna", "bononiensis": "of Bologna", "bononiénsi": "of Bologna", "bononiénsis": "of Bologna", "bonorum": "of good things", "bonorumque": "and of goods", "bonos": "good men", "bonum": "good", "bonus": "good", "bonárum": "of good", "bonæ": "of good", "bonísque": "and good", "bonónia": "Bologna", "bonóniam": "Bologna", "bonónii": "at Bologna", "bonóniæ": "of Bologna", "bonórum": "of good things", "bonúsque": "and good", "boreali": "northern", "borealis": "northern", "boreálibus": "northern", "borgia": "Borgia", "borgiæ": "of Borgia", "borith": "borith", "bornam": "the Borne river", "borussia": "Prussia", "borússia": "Prussia", "bos": "ox", "boschi": "of Bosco", "boschum": "Bosco", "bosco": "Bosco", "bosra": "Bozrah", "botri": "of a cluster", "botris": "clusters", "botrus": "a cluster", "boum": "of oxen", "bovem": "an ox", "boves": "oxen", "bovi": "to an ox", "bovis": "of an ox", "brabantia": "Brabant", "brabantína": "of Brabant", "brabántia": "Brabant", "braccis": "coats", "brachiis": "arms", "brachio": "arm", "brachium": "arm", "branchiam": "gill", "brandenburgensis": "of Brandenburg", "brauho": "Braulio", "braulii": "of Braulio", "braulio": "Braulio", "bravium": "prize", "bravíum": "prize", "brebeuf": "Brébeuf", "bremae": "of Bremen", "bremensis": "of Bremen", "bremæ": "of Bremen", "breménsis": "of Bremen", "brendani": "of Brendan", "brendáni": "of Brendan", "breve": "brief", "brevem": "short", "breves": "short", "brevi": "in a short time", "breviabúntur": "will be shortened", "breviariis": "in breviaries", "breviario": "breviary", "brevis": "short", "brevitáte": "brevity", "brevitátem": "brevity", "breviário": "breviary", "breviárium": "breviary", "breviórem": "shorter", "brevículo": "small booklet", "brevíssimi": "very short", "brevíssimo": "very brief", "brevíssimum": "very brief", "brictii": "of Brictius", "brigidae": "of Bridget", "brigita": "Bridget", "briocensi": "of Saint-Brieuc", "briocénsi": "of Saint-Brieuc", "britannia": "Britain", "britanniam": "Britain", "britannis": "Britons", "britanniæ": "of Britain", "britannorum": "of the Britons", "britannos": "Britons", "britannórum": "of the Britons", "brithualdo": "to Brithwald", "britii": "of Britius", "britonum": "of the Britons", "britto": "a Briton", "británia": "Britain", "británnia": "Brittany", "británniam": "Brittany", "británniæ": "of Britain", "británnos": "Britons", "brixiae": "of Brescia", "brixiam": "Brescia", "brixiani": "of Brescia", "brixiensis": "of Brescia", "brixiæ": "at Brescia", "brixiénsi": "of Brescia", "brixiénsis": "of Brescia", "bruchi": "of the bruchus", "bruchus": "bruchus locust", "bruma": "winter", "brumam": "winter", "brumáli": "wintry", "brumæ": "of winter", "brundusio": "of Brindisi", "brundúsii": "at Brindisi", "brundúsio": "from Brindisi", "bruno": "Bruno", "brunonis": "of Bruno", "brunónis": "of Bruno", "bruta": "brute beasts", "brutis": "brute beasts", "bruxellas": "Brussels", "bruxéllas": "Brussels", "brácchia": "arms", "brácchii": "of the arm", "brácchiis": "in the arms", "brácchio": "with the arm", "brácchium": "arm", "bráchia": "arms", "bráchii": "of the arm", "bráchio": "with the arm", "bráchium": "arm", "bránchiam": "gill", "brébeuf": "Brébeuf", "bréviter": "briefly", "brígidæ": "of Bridget", "bríxiam": "Brescia", "bríxiæ": "at Brescia", "bubalórum": "of buffaloes", "buccis": "with mouths", "bucclánici": "of Bucclanic", "buccélla": "morsel", "buccéllam": "morsel", "buccéllas": "morsels", "budæ": "at Buda", "bulla": "bull decree", "burdigalénsi": "of Bordeaux", "burdígalam": "Bordeaux", "burdígalæ": "at Bordeaux", "burgensis": "of Burgos", "burgundia": "Burgundy", "burgúndia": "Burgundy", "burgúndiam": "Burgundy", "burgúndiæ": "of Burgundy", "butýrum": "butter", "buzi": "of Buzi", "byssina": "of silk", "bysso": "fine linen", "byssus": "fine linen", "bytenii": "of Byten", "byzantinum": "of Constantinople", "báalim": "Baalim", "báana": "Baana", "báasa": "Baasa", "bábylon": "Babylon", "bácchidem": "Bacchides", "bácchides": "Bacchides", "bácchidis": "of Bacchides", "báculo": "with a staff", "báculos": "staffs", "báculum": "staff", "báculus": "staff", "bágathan": "Bagathan", "bájulans": "carrying", "bájulat": "carries", "bálaam": "Balaam", "bálneo": "in the bath", "bálneum": "bath", "bálsama": "balms", "bálsami": "of balsam", "bálsamum": "balsam", "bálteo": "girdle", "bálteum": "belt", "bárathro": "pit abyss", "bárathrum": "bottomless pit", "bárbara": "Barbara", "bárbaras": "barbarian", "bárbari": "savages", "bárbaris": "barbarians", "bárbaros": "barbarians", "bárbarus": "barbarian", "bárbaræ": "Barbara", "bárium": "Bari", "bárnaba": "Barnabas", "bárnabam": "Barnabas", "bárnabas": "Barnabas", "bárnabæ": "of Barnabas", "bársabas": "Barsabas", "béchorath": "Bechorath", "béeri": "Beeri", "béhemoth": "behemoth", "bélgio": "Belgium", "bélgium": "Belgium", "bélial": "Belial", "béllica": "of war", "béllicam": "warlike", "béllici": "of war", "béllicus": "of war", "bénadad": "Benadad", "bénedic": "bless", "bénefac": "do good", "bénjamin": "Benjamin", "béream": "Berea", "bérgomi": "at Bergamo", "bésecath": "Besecath", "béstia": "beast", "béstiam": "the beast", "béstias": "beasts", "béstiis": "with beasts", "béstiæ": "of the beast", "béthlehem": "Bethlehem", "béthphage": "Bethphage", "béthsames": "Bethsames", "bíberat": "had drunk", "bíbere": "to drink", "bíberent": "they might drink", "bíberet": "he might drink", "bíberint": "they shall have drunk", "bíberit": "he shall drink", "bíbimus": "we drink", "bíbite": "drink ye", "bíbitis": "you drink", "bíbliis": "from scriptures", "bíbunt": "they drink", "bíduo": "for two days", "bíduum": "two days", "bónitas": "goodness", "búccina": "trumpet", "búccinæ": "of the trumpet", "búlgaros": "Bulgarians", "býssina": "of fine linen", "býssinis": "of fine linen", "býssino": "fine linen", "býssinum": "fine linen", "cabi": "of a cab", "cabrini": "Cabrini", "cacúmen": "summit", "cacúmina": "tops", "cacúmine": "summit", "cadalói": "of Cadolaus", "cadalóo": "Cadalous", "cadant": "let them fall", "cadas": "you fall", "cadat": "it may fall", "cadaver": "corpse", "cadavera": "carcasses", "cadens": "falling", "cadente": "falling", "cadénte": "falling", "cadénti": "falling", "cadómi": "at Caen", "cadúca": "transitory things", "cadúcam": "transitory", "cadúci": "mortal", "cadúcis": "transitory things", "cadúcus": "falling", "caelestisurbs": "heavenly Jerusalem", "caeli": "of heaven", "caelorum": "of heaven", "caelórum": "of heaven", "caesas": "slain (fem. pl.)", "caesi": "slain (masc. pl.)", "caesis": "to the slain", "caeso": "to the slain", "caesum": "slain", "caesus": "slain", "caetera": "the rest", "cafasso": "Cafasso", "cafásso": "Cafasso", "caietanus": "Cajetan", "caii": "of Caius", "cain": "Cain", "cainum": "Cain", "cajetam": "Cajeta", "cajetani": "of Cajetan", "cajetanus": "Cajetan", "cajetáni": "of Cajetan", "cajetáno": "to Cajetan", "cajetánus": "Cajetan", "caji": "of Caius", "cajum": "Caius", "cajus": "Caius", "cajétam": "Cajeta", "calabria": "Calabria", "calabriæ": "of Calabria", "calaminae": "of Calamina", "calamis": "with reeds", "calamitatem": "calamity", "calamitates": "calamities", "calamitatibus": "by calamities", "calamitatésque": "and calamities", "calamitosos": "wretched ones", "calamitátes": "calamities", "calamitátibus": "by calamities", "calamitátis": "of calamity", "calamínæ": "of Calamina", "calarógæ": "of Calaruega", "calasanctii": "of Calasanz", "calasanctio": "Calasanz", "calasanctius": "Calasanz", "calasánctii": "of Calasanz", "calasánctius": "Calasanz", "calatráva": "Calatrava", "calatrávam": "Calatrava", "calcabátur": "was trodden", "calcaneis": "on heels", "calcans": "treading", "calcantium": "of treaders", "calcare": "to tread", "calcaribus": "with spurs", "calcat": "he treads", "calcaverunt": "they trod", "calcavi": "I trod", "calcavit": "he trod", "calcavérunt": "they trod", "calce": "with heel", "calceamenta": "sandals", "calceamenti": "of sandal", "calceamentis": "with sandals", "calceamentórum": "of sandals", "calceaménta": "sandals", "calceaménti": "of sandal", "calceaméntis": "with sandals", "calceaménto": "sandal", "calceaméntum": "sandal", "calceatus": "shod", "calceis": "with shoes", "calcem": "heel", "calces": "fore feet", "calceáti": "shod", "calceátus": "shod", "calceórum": "of shoes", "calcibus": "with heels", "calcis": "of lime", "calcitrábant": "they were kicking", "calcitráre": "to kick", "calcábile": "walkable", "calcábit": "he will tread", "calcábunt": "they will tread", "calcámus": "we tread", "calcándi": "of treading", "calcándo": "by treading", "calcáneis": "on heels", "calcáneo": "heel", "calcáneum": "heel", "calcántibus": "to those treading", "calcántium": "of treaders", "calcáre": "to tread", "calcári": "to be trodden", "calcárunt": "they trod", "calcátis": "trodden", "calcátur": "is trodden", "calcátus": "trodden", "calcávi": "I trod", "calcávit": "he trod", "calcétur": "may be trodden", "caldáriam": "cauldron", "caleb": "Caleb", "calefaciéntia": "warming", "calefacímini": "be warmed", "calefecit": "he warmed", "calefiébat": "was warm", "calefáceret": "might warm", "calefáciat": "may warm", "calefáciens": "warming", "calefácti": "warmed", 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"callístus": "Callistus", "callístæ": "of Callista", "callítropæ": "of Callitropa", "calor": "heat", "calore": "heat", "calorem": "heat", "caloris": "heat", "calphurnio": "Calphurnius", "calumnia": "calumny", "calumniabántur": "they falsely accused", "calumniam": "slander", "calumnias": "slanders", "calumniatores": "slanderers", "calumniatórem": "slanderer", "calumniatóres": "calumniators", "calumniatóribus": "slanderers", "calumniatórum": "accusers", "calumniis": "slanders", "calumniántibus": "slandering", "calumniántium": "of slanderers", "calumniántur": "they slander", "calumniári": "to slander", "calumniáris": "thou dost slander", "calumniátus": "having wronged", "calumniæ": "slanders", "calumniéntur": "let them oppress", "calumniéris": "thou dost calumniate", "calviniana": "Calvinist", "calvinistam": "a Calvinist", "calviniána": "of Calvin", "calviniánis": "Calvinist", "calváriam": "skull", "calváriæ": "of Calvary", "calábria": "Calabria", "calábriæ": "of Calabria", "calámitas": "calamity", "caléndas": "calends", "caléndis": "on the calends", "caléndæ": "new moon", "calénte": "burning hot", "caléntem": "hot", "calígat": "grows dim", "calígine": "darkness", "calíginem": "darkness", "calígo": "darkness", "calípha": "caliph", "calípham": "the caliph", "calóre": "with heat", "calórem": "heat", "calóres": "heats", "calóris": "of heat", "calúmnia": "slander", "calúmniam": "slander", "calúmnias": "oppressions", "calúmniis": "calumnies", "camaldulensi": "Camaldolese", "camaldulensium": "of the Camaldolese", "camaldulénses": "Camaldolese monks", "camaldulénsi": "Camaldolese", "camaldulénsis": "Camaldolese", "camaldulénsium": "of the Camaldolese", "camalulensium": "of the Camaldolese", "cameli": "of a camel", "camelis": "with camels", "camelórum": "of camels", "cameraci": "of Cambrai", "cameracénsi": "of Cambrai", "cameras": "vaulted chambers", "camerini": "of Camerino", "camerino": "Camerino", "camers": "of Camerino", "cameráci": "of Cambrai", "cameríni": "of Camerino", "cameríno": "Camerino", "camiensi": "of Camien", "camilianum": "Camiliano", "camilli": "of Camillus", "camillo": "Camillus", "camillus": "Camillus", "camino": "furnace", "camiénsi": "of Camien", "campani": "of the bell", "campania": "Campania", "campaniam": "Campania", "campaniæ": "of Campania", "campanus": "of Campania", "campi": "of the field", "campis": "in the fields", "campo": "in the field", "camporum": "of the plains", "campum": "plain", "campána": "bell", "campánia": "Campania", "campániam": "Campania", "campániæ": "of Campania", "campéstrem": "in the plain", "campéstri": "in a plain place", "campéstria": "plains", "campórum": "of the plains", "caméli": "camels", "camélis": "with camels", "camélos": "camels", "camélum": "a camel", "camélus": "the camel", "camértium": "of Camerino", "camílli": "of Camillus", "camíllum": "Camillus", "camíllus": "Camillus", "camíno": "furnace", "camínum": "furnace", "cana": "Cana", "canadénsem": "Canadian", "canalibus": "in channels", "canam": "I will sing", "canamus": "let us sing", "canant": "they sing", "canariis": "in the Canaries", "cancellos": "lattices", "cancellárium": "chancellor", "cancellárius": "chancellor", "cancelláriæ": "of the chancellery", "cancellátis": "crossed", "cancéllos": "lattices", "candacénsem": "of Cande", "candenti": "glowing", "candentia": "gleaming white", "candentibusque": "gleaming white", "candentibúsque": "white-hot", "candida": "white", "candidam": "white", "candidior": "whiter", "candidióres": "whiter", "candidus": "white", "candidáta": "clothed in white", "candidátam": "white-robed", "candidáti": "white-robed", "candidátio": "whiteness", "candidátus": "white-robed", "candidíssimam": "most bright", "candor": "brightness", "candore": "brightness", "candácis": "of Candace", "candéla": "candle", "candéntem": "glowing", "candéntes": "glowing", "candénti": "glowing", "candéntibus": "glowing", "candéntis": "glowing", "candéntium": "glowing", "candídior": "whiter", "candóre": "brightness", "candórem": "brightness", "candóri": "brightness", "candóris": "brightness", "cane": "dog", "canem": "dog", "canendo": "by singing", "canens": "singing", "canentes": "singing", "canerent": "they might sing", "caneréntur": "they might be sung", "canes": "dogs", "canet": "it shall sound", "cani": "grey hairs", "canibus": "to dogs", "canis": "dog", "canisii": "of Canisius", "canisius": "Canisius", "canistrum": "basket", "canit": "he sounds", "canitur": "it is sung", "cano": "I praise", "canonem": "the canon", "canones": "canons", "canonica": "canonical", "canonicas": "canonical", "canonici": "of canons", "canonicis": "canonical hours", "canonicorum": "of canons", "canonicos": "canons", "canonicus": "canon", "canonicátu": "canonry", "canonicórum": "of canons", "canonizatione": "canonization", "canonizationem": "canonization", "canonizatióne": "canonization", "canonum": "of canons", "canora": "harmonious", "cant": "Song", "cantabria": "Cantabria", "cantans": "singing", "cantant": "they sing", "cantantes": "singing", "cantare": "to sing", "cantat": "he sings", "cantatríces": "female singers", "cantatur": "it is sung", "cantavérunt": "they sang", "cantem": "I may sing", "cantica": "canticles", "canticis": "canticles", "canticorum": "of canticles", "canticum": "canticle", "canticórum": "of canticles", "cantii": "of Cantius", "cantiónibus": "incantations", "cantiónum": "of songs", "cantor": "singer", "cantu": "song", "cantuariam": "Canterbury", "cantuariensi": "of Canterbury", "cantuariensis": "of Canterbury", "cantuariensium": "of Canterbury", "cantuariæ": "of Canterbury", "cantuariénsem": "Canterbury", "cantuariénsi": "of Canterbury", "cantuariénsis": "of Canterbury", "cantuariénsium": "of Canterbury", "cantus": "song", "cantuáriam": "Canterbury", "cantábant": "they sang", "cantábimus": "we shall sing", "cantábit": "it shall sound", "cantábitur": "it shall be sung", "cantábo": "I will sing", "cantábria": "Cantabria", "cantábunt": "they shall sing", "cantántes": "singing", "cantántibus": "with singers", "cantáre": "to sing", "cantáte": "sing ye", "cantátio": "praise", "cantávero": "I shall have sung", "cantémus": "let us sing", "cantóres": "singers", "cantóribus": "singers", "cantórum": "of singers", "canum": "of dogs", "canunt": "they sing", "canus": "grey-haired", "canúti": "of Canute", "canútum": "Canute", "cap": "chapter", "capacitátem": "capacity", "capax": "capable", "capella": "chapel", "capellam": "chapel", "capellani": "chaplain", "capellæ": "of the chapel", "capere": "to contain", "capesséndo": "embracing", "caph": "Caph", "capharnaum": "Capharnaum", "caphárnai": "of Capharnaum", "caphárnaum": "Capharnaum", "capi": "to be contained", "capiat": "let him receive", "capillas": "hairs", "capilli": "thy hair", "capillis": "with hairs", "capillo": "with hair", "capillos": "hairs", "capillum": "hair", "capistrani": "of Capistrano", "capistrano": "of Capistrano", "capistráno": "of Capistrano", "capit": "takes", "capita": "heads", "capitalem": "capital", "capitales": "capital", "capitali": "capital", "capitanei": "of the captain", "capite": "from the head", "capiti": "upon the head", "capitibus": "upon the heads", "capitis": "of the head", "capitolii": "of the Capitol", "capitolinae": "of the Capitoline", "capitolini": "of the Capitoline", "capitolino": "of the Capitoline", "capitolio": "at the Capitol", "capitolíno": "of the Capitoline", "capitolínæ": "of the Capitoline", "capitulari": "of the chapter", "capitularis": "of the chapter", "capituli": "of the chapter", "capitulo": "in the chapter", "capitulum": "chapter", "capitur": "he is captured", "capitále": "capital crime", "capitálem": "capital sentence", "capitáli": "capital punishment", "capitális": "capital", "capitólii": "of the Capitol", "capitólio": "at the Capitol", "capiunt": "they receive", "capiuntur": "they are taken", "capiámus": "let us receive", "capiáris": "thou be taken", "capiátur": "he be taken", "capiébant": "they were taking", "capiébas": "thou wast taking", "capiébat": "she did eat", "capiémus": "we shall receive", "capiénda": "to be received", "capiéndos": "to catch", "capiéntes": "taking captive", "capiétis": "you will take", "cappadocia": "Cappadocia", "cappadociae": "of Cappadocia", "cappadociam": "Cappadocia", "cappadociæ": "of Cappadocia", "cappadox": "a Cappadocian", "cappadócia": "Cappadocia", "cappadóciam": "Cappadocia", "cappadóciæ": "of Cappadocia", "cappucínos": "Capuchins", "caprarum": "of goats", "capreas": "roes", "capreárum": "of roes", "capreæ": "to the roe", "caprárum": "of goats", "caprínis": "goatskins", "capséllam": "little box", "capta": "was taken", "captam": "taken", "captant": "they seek", "capti": "taken captive", "captis": "having lost", "captiva": "carried captive", "captivam": "captive", "captivatam": "ensnared", "captivi": "captives", "captivis": "for captives", "captivitate": "in captivity", "captivitatem": "captivity", "captivitáte": "in captivity", "captivitátem": "into captivity", "captivitátis": "of captivity", "captivorum": "of captives", "captivos": "captives", "captivum": "captive", "captivus": "captive", "captivávit": "enslaved", "captivórum": "of captives", "capto": "having been taken", "captos": "captured", "captu": "by capacity", "captum": "taken prisoner", "captus": "taken prisoner", "captusque": "and taken prisoner", "captábat": "he eagerly sought", "captábunt": "they lie in wait", "captáre": "to seek", "captíva": "carried captive", "captívam": "captive", "captívas": "captive", "captívi": "captives", "captívis": "for captives", "captívitas": "captivity", "captívos": "captives", "captívum": "captive", "captívus": "captive", "captúrum": "about to capture", "captúrus": "about to take", "captúsque": "and taken prisoner", "capua": "Capua", "capuam": "Capua", "capuana": "of Capua", "capuanam": "Capua", "capuccinorum": "of the Capuchins", "capuccinos": "Capuchins", "capuccinórum": "of the Capuchins", "capuccínos": "Capuchins", "caput": "head", "capuánam": "Capua", "capuáni": "of Capua", "capuæ": "at Capua", "capácem": "capable", "capáces": "capable", "capélla": "chapel", "capéllam": "chapel", "capílli": "hairs", "capíllis": "with her hair", "capíllus": "a hair", "capítibus": "upon the heads", "capítuli": "of the chapter", "capítulo": "in the chapter", "capítulum": "chapter", "cara": "dear", "caracciolo": "Caracciolo", "caractérem": "mark", "carbones": "coals", "carbonibus": "with coals", "carbásini": "sky-coloured", "carbónes": "coals", "carbónibus": "of hot coals", "carbónum": "of coals", "carcasonam": "Carcassonne", "carcasónam": "Carcassonne", "carcer": "prison", "carcere": "from prison", "carcerem": "to prison", "carceres": "prisons", "carceribus": "in prisons", "carceris": "of the prison", "carcerúmque": "and of dungeons", "carcéribus": "in prisons", "cardinalatu": "cardinalate", "cardinale": "cardinal", "cardinalem": "cardinal", "cardinales": "cardinals", "cardinali": "cardinal", "cardinalibus": "cardinals", "cardinalis": "cardinal", "cardinalium": "of cardinals", "cardonam": "Cardona", "cardónæ": "at Cardona", "carebat": "was lacking", "carens": "lacking", "carent": "they lack", "carentem": "lacking", "carentibus": "to those lacking", "caret": "it lacks", "cariathíarim": "Cariathiarim", "carinthiis": "among Carinthians", "caris": "dear ones", "carissima": "most dear", "carissime": "most dear", "carissimi": "dearest brethren", "carissimos": "most dear", "carissimum": "most dear", "carissimus": "most dear", "carissimórum": "of most dear", "caritas": "charity", "caritate": "with charity", "caritatem": "charity", "caritati": "to charity", "caritatis": "of charity", "caritáte": "with charity", "caritátem": "charity", "caritáti": "to your charity", "caritátis": "of charity", "carmeli": "of Carmel", "carmelitárum": "of Carmelites", "carmelo": "at Carmel", "carmelum": "Carmel", "carmelus": "Carmel", "carmen": "canticle", "carméli": "of Carmel", "carmélo": "at Carmel", "carmélum": "Carmel", "carmélus": "Carmel", "carmínibus": "in songs", "carnales": "carnal ones", "carnalesque": "and carnal", "carnali": "carnal", "carnalibus": "to carnal things", "carnalis": "carnal", "carnaliter": "carnally", "carnalitáte": "carnality", "carne": "flesh", "carneis": "fleshly", "carnem": "flesh", "carnes": "bodies", "carni": "to flesh", "carnifex": "executioner", "carnificem": "executioner", "carnifices": "executioners", "carnifici": "to executioner", "carnificibus": "to executioners", "carnificis": "of executioner", "carnificum": "of executioners", "carnifícibus": "to executioners", "carnifícium": "cruelty of executioners", "carnis": "of flesh", "carnium": "of flesh meats", "carnále": "bodily", "carnálem": "carnal", "carnáles": "carnal", "carnáli": "carnal", "carnália": "carnal things", "carnálibus": "to carnal things", "carnális": "carnal", "carnáliter": "carnally", "carnálium": "of carnal things", "caroli": "of Charles", "carorum": "of dear ones", "caros": "dear ones", "carpens": "taking", "carpit": "it gathers", "carpophori": "of Carpophorus", "carpsit": "he gathered", "carpébat": "he took", "carpémur": "we are criticized", "carpóphori": "of Carpophorus", "carpóphorus": "Carpophorus", "cartam": "paper", "carthagine": "at Carthage", "carthaginiensi": "of Carthage", "carthaginiénsi": "of Carthage", "carthaginiénsis": "of Carthage", "carthusianis": "to Carthusians", "carthusianæ": "Carthusian", "carthusianórum": "of Carthusians", "carthusiános": "Carthusians", "carthusiánæ": "Carthusian", "carthágine": "at Carthage", "caruissent": "had lacked", "carum": "dear", "carus": "dear", "caruérunt": "they lacked", "caruísse": "to have lacked", "caruíssent": "had lacked", "carácciolo": "Caracciolo", "caráfa": "Carafa", "carébat": "was lacking", "caréndo": "by lacking", "caréntem": "lacking", "carére": "to lack", "caréres": "you would lack", "carínthiis": "among Carinthians", "caríssima": "most dear", "caríssimas": "most dear", "caríssime": "most dear", "caríssimi": 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"Charmi", "charran": "Haran", "chartam": "the paper", "charísmata": "gifts of grace", "charísmatum": "of gifts of grace", "chebron": "Chebron", "cheriensem": "of Chieri", "chersonesum": "the Crimea", "chersonésum": "the Chersonesus", "chersónæ": "of Kherson", "cherubim": "Cherubim", "chicágiæ": "at Chicago", "chirógraphum": "the bond", "chloes": "of Chloe", "chlámydis": "of the cloak", "chobar": "Chobar", "chodorláhomor": "Chodorlahomor", "chong": "Chong", "chordis": "with strings", "chordárum": "of strings", "chori": "of the choir", "choris": "with choirs", "choro": "with choir", "choros": "choirs", "chorosque": "and dances", "chorum": "the choir", "chorus": "choir", "choréa": "choir of virgins", "choréas": "dances", "choréis": "with choirs", "chorósque": "and dances", "chorúmque": "and the choir", "chrisma": "chrism", "chrismate": "with chrism", "christe": "O Christ", "christi": "of Christ", "christiana": "Christian", "christianam": "Christian", "christianarum": "of Christian", "christianas": "Christian", "christiane": "O Christian", "christiani": "the Christians", "christianis": "the Christians", "christianitátis": "of Christianity", "christiano": "Christian", "christianorum": "of Christians", "christianos": "Christians", "christianum": "Christian", "christianus": "a Christian", "christianárum": "of Christian", "christianæ": "of Christian", "christophori": "of Christopher", "christum": "Christ", "christus": "Christ", "christíadum": "of Christendom", "christícolis": "Christians", "christíferi": "Christbearers", "christína": "Christina", "christínæ": "of Christina", "christóphori": "of Christopher", "christúsque": "and Christ", "chromátii": "of Chromatius", "chrísmatis": "of chrism", "chus": "Chus", "chusi": "of Chusi", "cháberis": "thou shalt commit adultery", "chánaan": "Chanaan", "chártulam": "little paper", "cházaros": "the Khazars", "chæréas": "Chereas", "chérii": "of Chieri", "chérubim": "Cherubim", "chísio": "Chigi", "chósroa": "Chosroes", "chósroas": "Chosroes", "chósroæ": "of Chosroes", "cibi": "of food", "cibis": "with meats", "cibo": "with food", "ciborum": "of foods", "cibos": "foods", "cibum": "food", "cibus": "food", "cibáret": "would feed", "cibária": "victuals", "cibávit": "she fed", "cibíque": "and food", "cibórum": "of foods", "cibósque": "and foods", "cicatrice": "with scar", "cicatrices": "wounds", "cicatricibus": "from scars", "cicatríces": "marks of wounds", "cicatrícibus": "from scars", "cicatrícis": "of the scar", "cicatrícum": "of scars", "cicónia": "stork", "cicónias": "storks", "cilicia": "hair-cloth", "ciliciis": "with hair-cloths", "cilicio": "hair-cloth", "ciliciæ": "of Cilicia", "cilicióque": "and hair-cloth", "cilícia": "Cilicia", "cilíciis": "with sackcloth", "cilício": "hair-cloth", "cilícium": "haircloth", "cilíciæ": "of Cilicia", "cimelium": "treasure", "cimélium": "treasure", "cincta": "surrounded", "cincti": "girded", "cinctos": "surrounded", "cinctórium": "girdle", "cineres": "ashes", "cinerum": "of ashes", "cinget": "shall gird", "cingit": "surrounds", "cingulis": "with girdles", "cingulo": "with girdle", "cingunt": "they surround", "cingébas": "thou didst gird", "cinis": "ashes", "cinnamomum": "cinnamon", "cinnamómum": "cinnamon", "cinxerat": "had girded", "cinxit": "she girded", "cinéribus": "with ashes", "cinêribus": "with ashes", "cipe": "give charge", "cipi": "to be commanded", "cipis": "thou dost command", "cipit": "he commands", "circa": "about", "circiter": "about", "circo": "circus", "circuibo": "I will go about", "circuitu": "round about", "circuivi": "I have gone round", "circuiérunt": "they fetched a compass", "circum": "about", "circumamicta": "clothed about", "circumamictaque": "and clothed about", "circumamícta": "clothed about", "circumamícti": "clothed about", "circumcideréntur": "they should be circumcised", "circumciderétur": "he should be circumcised", "circumcidi": "to be circumcised", "circumcidámini": "you be circumcised", "circumcidénti": "circumcising himself", "circumcidétur": "shall be circumcised", "circumcidísse": "to have circumcised", "circumcidúntur": "are circumcised", "circumcisio": "circumcision", "circumcisione": "circumcision", "circumcisióne": "circumcision", "circumcisiónem": "circumcision", "circumcisiónis": "of circumcision", "circumcursáre": "to run about", "circumcídere": "to circumcise", "circumcídi": "to be circumcised", "circumcídit": "he circumcised", "circumcíditur": "is circumcised", "circumcídunt": "they circumcise", "circumcínge": "gird about", "circumcíngens": "girding about", "circumcínxit": "he girded about", "circumcírca": "round about", "circumcísi": "circumcised", "circumcísio": "circumcision", "circumcísus": "circumcised", "circumdabant": "they surrounded", "circumdans": "surrounding", "circumdaret": "should compass", "circumdas": "thou surroundest", "circumdat": "she compasses", "circumdata": "surrounded", "circumdedit": "compassed", "circumdedérunt": "they compassed", "circumdedísti": "thou hast enclosed", "circumduci": "to be led about", "circumducta": "drawn about", "circumducátur": "let it be carried about", "circumducéntibus": "carrying it about", "circumduxérunt": "they carried about", "circumduxíssent": "they had led about", "circumdántes": "surrounding", "circumdúcens": "whirling about", "circumdúcere": "to lead about", "circumdúci": "to be led about", "circumdúxit": "led him about", "circumeuntes": "going about", "circumeátis": "ye go about", "circumferebat": "he bore about", "circumfertur": "is carried about", "circumferámur": "we be carried about", "circumferébat": "he bore about", "circumferémus": "we shall lead about", "circumferéntes": "bearing about", "circumferéntur": "shall be carried about", "circumferúntur": "are turned about", "circumfusas": "surrounded", "circumfusos": "surrounded", "circumfusum": "covered", "circumférimus": "we turn about", "circumfértur": "is carried about", "circumfúlsit": "shined round about", "circumfúsa": "surrounded", "circumfúsum": "covered", "circumfúsus": "surrounded", "circumligáta": "bound up", "circumlocútio": "circumlocution", "circumornátum": "adorned round about", "circumplecténdo": "wrapping around", "circumpósuit": "put about", "circumquaque": "round about", "circumquáque": "round about", "circumscríptus": "circumscribed", "circumsedébant": "they beset about", "circumspectebátur": "looked round about", "circumspiciéndo": "looking carefully around", "circumspéctor": "who seeth all", "circumstant": "stand around", "circumstetérunt": "stood by", "circumstántes": "standing about", "circumséptum": "hemmed in", "circumveniámus": "let us ensnare", "circumveniéntium": "of them that overreached", "circumventióne": "deception", "circumventiónem": "to deceive", "circumvestita": "clothed about", "circumvolvi": "to cling around", "circumvéniat": "circumvent", "circumvénimus": "we have overreached", "circumvénit": "overreached", "circumvéntum": "surrounded", "circumædificávit": "built round about", "circumírent": "they should compass", "circuíbant": "they went about", "circuíbat": "he went about", "circuíbo": "I will go about", "circuíre": "to go about", "circuívi": "I have gone round", "circuívit": "he went round", "circúiens": "going about", "circúitu": "round about", "circúitum": "round about", "circúitus": "circuit", "circúmda": "surround thou", "circúmdabant": "they surrounded", "circúmdabit": "shall surround", "circúmdabor": "I shall be clothed", "circúmdabunt": "they shall surround", "circúmdans": "surrounding", "circúmdas": "thou surroundest", "circúmdat": "she compasses", "circúmdata": "surrounded", "circúmdate": "surround ye", "circúmdati": "compassed about", "circúmdatum": "surrounded", "circúmdatus": "compassed with", "circúmdedi": "I set around", "circúmdedit": "wrapped about", "circúmdolat": "he chips away", "circúmeat": "she goes about", "cis": "of Cis", "cisterciense": "Cistercian", "cisterciensem": "Cistercian", "cistercienses": "Cistercians", "cisterciensis": "Cistercian", "cisterciensé": "Cistercian", "cistercium": "Citeaux", "cisterciénse": "Cistercian", "cisterciénsem": "Cistercian", "cisterciénses": "Cistercians", "cisterciénsi": "Cistercian", "cisterciénsibus": "Cistercians", "cisterciénsis": "Cistercian", "cisterciénsium": "of the Cistercians", "cisterna": "cistern", "cistércii": "of Citeaux", "cistércium": "Citeaux", "cistérna": "cistern", "cistérnam": "cistern", "cistérnas": "cisterns", "cistérnis": "pits", "citeriore": "hither", "citerióre": "hither", "citeriórem": "hither", "cithara": "harp", "citius": "more quickly", "cito": "shortly", "citra": "without", "citrini": "of a lime", "citus": "hasty", "citátum": "swift", "citátus": "hasty", "civem": "citizen", "cives": "citizens", "civibus": "citizens", "civiles": "civil", "civilíque": "and civil", "civis": "citizen", "civitas": "city", "civitate": "city", "civitatem": "city", "civitates": "cities", "civitatibus": "cities", "civitatis": "of the city", "civitátum": "of cities", "civium": "of citizens", "civíle": "civil", "civíles": "civil", "civíli": "civil", "civílium": "civil", "ciámus": "let us call", "ciénte": "stirring", "clam": "secretly", "clama": "cry out", "clamabat": "he was crying", "clamamus": "we cry", "clamans": "crying out", "clamant": "they cry", "clamante": "proclaiming", "clamantem": "crying out", "clamantis": "of one crying", "clamaret": "he cried out", "clamat": "he cries", "clamavit": "he cried out", "clamavérunt": "they cried out", "clamem": "I may cry", "clamet": "let him proclaim", "clamor": "cry", "clamábant": "they cried out", "clamábat": "he cried out", "clamábis": "thou shalt cry", "clamábit": "he shall cry", "clamábo": "I shall cry", "clamábunt": "they shall cry", "clamámus": "we cry", "clamánte": "proclaiming", "clamántem": "crying out", "clamántes": "crying out", "clamántia": "crying out", "clamántis": "of one crying", "clamántium": "of those crying", "clamáre": "to cry out", "clamástis": "you cried", "clamáte": "proclaim", "clamáverint": "they shall have cried", "clamávi": "I cried", "clamávit": "he cried out", "clamémus": "let us cry", "clamóre": "with a cry", "clamórem": "cry", "clamóribus": "with cries", "clamóris": "of the cry", "clangéntes": "sounding", "clangórem": "sound", "clara": "illustrious", "claram": "famous", "claravallénsis": "of Clairvaux", "clare": "clearly", "claret": "he is famous", "clarifica": "glorify", "clarificat": "glorifies", "clarificatióne": "glorification", "clarificatúrus": "about to glorify", "clarificábit": "he will glorify", "clarificáta": "glorified", "clarificátio": "glorification", "clarificátum": "glorified", "clarificátur": "is glorified", "clarificátus": "glorified", "clarificávit": "he glorified", "clarificétur": "may be glorified", "clarior": "more illustrious", "clariores": "more illustrious", "claris": "distinguished", "clarissima": "most brilliant", "clarissimis": "most distinguished", "claritate": "brightness", "claritudinem": "renown", "claritáte": "brightness", "claritátem": "eternal renown", "claritátis": "of glory", "claritúdinis": "of brightness", "clarius": "more clearly", "clarióra": "more widely known", "clariórem": "clearer", "claro": "bright", "claros": "illustrious", "claruit": "was renowned", "clarum": "clear", "clarus": "renowned", "claruérunt": "they shone", "claræ": "of Clare", "clarére": "to shine", "claréscere": "to become famous", "claréscunt": "are bright", "clarífica": "glorify", "claríficas": "dost enlighten", "claríficat": "glorifies", "claríficor": "I am glorified", "claríssima": "most glorious", "claríssimam": "most glorious", "claríssime": "most gloriously", "claríssimi": "most renowned", "claríssimis": "noble", "claríssimo": "distinguished", "claríssimum": "most brilliant", "claríssimus": "most famous", "clarúerint": "they shone", "clarúerit": "he shone", "clarúmque": "and renowned", "clarúsque": "and famous", "class": "class", "classe": "Classis", "classem": "fleet", "classis": "navy", "classénse": "of Classis", "clauda": "lame", "claudat": "he shuts", "claude": "shut", "claudebátur": "was shut", "claudi": "to be shut", "claudia": "Claudia", "claudiae": "of Claudia", "claudiani": "of Claudian", "claudiano": "Claudian", "claudianus": "Claudian", "claudicavérunt": "they halted", "claudicátis": "you halt", "claudii": "of Claudius", "claudio": "Claudius", "claudis": "thou shuttest", "claudit": "shuts", "claudium": "Claudius", "claudius": "Claudius", "claudiáni": "of Claudian", "claudiáno": "Claudian", "claudiánus": "Claudian", "claudorum": "of the lame", "claudos": "the lame", "claudum": "lame", "claudus": "lame", "claudátur": "let it be shut", "claudéntur": "they shall be shut up", "claudítur": "is shut", "claudórum": "of the lame", "claudúntur": "are shut", "clausa": "closed", "clausam": "closed", "clausas": "closed", "clausi": "were shut up", "clausis": "shut", "clausit": "enclosed", "clauso": "closed", "claustra": "cloisters", "claustrales": "cloistered", "claustri": "of the cloister", "claustro": "cloister", "claustrum": "cloister", "claustráles": "cloistered monks", "clausum": "shut up", "clausus": "enclosed", "clausæ": "shut", "clausérimus": "we shall have closed", "clausérunt": "they shut", "clava": "club", "claver": "Claver", "claves": "keys", "clavi": "nails", "claviculárius": "key-bearer", "clavis": "nail", "clavorum": "of the nails", "clavos": "nails", "clavus": "nail", "clavórum": "of the nails", "clemens": "merciful", "clemente": "Clement", "clementem": "merciful", "clementer": "mercifully", "clementia": "clemency", "clementiam": "mercy", "clementiano": "Clementian", "clementis": "of Clement", "clementiæ": "of mercy", "clementís": "of Clement", "clementíssimam": "most merciful", "clementíssime": "most loving", "clementíssimus": "most merciful", "cleménte": "Clement", "cleméntem": "merciful", "cleménter": "mercifully", "cleménti": "merciful", "cleméntia": "clemency", "cleméntiam": "mercy", "cleméntis": "of Clement", "cleméntius": "more gently", "cleméntiæ": "of mercy", "cleophæ": "of Cleophas", "cleri": "of the clergy", "clericalem": "clerical", "clericali": "clerical", "clerici": "clergy", "clericique": "and clergy", "clericis": "clergy", "clericorum": "of clerks", "clericos": "clerks", "clericus": "clerk", "clericáli": "clerical", "clericórum": "of clerks", "clero": "clergy", "cleroque": "and clergy", "clerum": "clergy", "clerumque": "and clergy", "clerusque": "and clergy", "cleríque": "and clergy", "cleti": "of Cletus", "cletum": "Cletus", "cletus": "Cletus", "cleóphæ": "of Cleophas", "cliens": "client", "clientelæ": "patronage", "clientélæ": "patronage", "clippíaci": "of Clichy", "clivi": "of the hill", "clivum": "hill", "cliénti": "to her client", "cliéntibus": "to her clients", "clodovéo": "Chlodwig", "cloácam": "sewer", "cluniacénsi": "of Cluny", "cluniácus": "of Cluny", "cluníaci": "of Cluny", "cluníaco": "from Cluny", "cluníacum": "Cluny", "clusii": "of Clusium", "clusórem": "smith", "clusóres": "smiths", "clypei": "shields", "clypeis": "shields", "clypeo": "shield", "clypeus": "shield", "cládibus": "calamities", "clámitat": "cries aloud", "clámito": "I call", "clámydis": "cloak", "clánculo": "secretly", "clárior": "more renowned", "cláritas": "brightness", "clárius": "more clearly", "cláruit": "was glorious", "cláudere": "to muzzle", "cláudia": "Claudia", "cláudii": "of Claudius", "cláudio": "Claudius", "cláudite": "shut", "cláuditis": "ye close", "cláudium": "Claudius", "cláudius": "Claudius", "cláudiæ": "of Claudia", "cláuserit": "shall shut up", "cláusero": "I shut up", "clávibus": "keys", "cláviger": "key-bearer", "clémentiam": "clemency", "cléophas": "Cleophas", "cléophæ": "of Cleophas", "clérici": "clerics", "cléricis": "clerics", "clérico": "cleric", "cléricos": "clerics", "cléricus": "cleric", "clíbano": "furnace", "clíbanum": "furnace", "clíbanus": "furnace", "clípei": "shields", "clípeo": "shield", "clípeos": "shields", "clípeum": "shield", "clípeus": "shield", "clúsii": "of Clusium", "clýpeo": "shield", "clýpeus": "shield", "coacervábunt": "they will heap up", "coacervánda": "to be heaped up", "coacervándo": "heaping up", "coacervávi": "I heaped together", "coacta": "compelled", "coactam": "gathered", "coactis": "compelled", "coacto": "assembled", "coactus": "compelled", "coadiutor": "helper", "coadjutor": "helper", "coadjutore": "helper", "coadjutorem": "helper", "coadjutórem": "helper", "coadjutóris": "of a helper", "coadjútor": "helper", "coadunándos": "to be gathered", "coadunátam": "assembled", "coagmentati": "joined together", "coagmentáta": "joined together", "coagméntat": "joins together", "coagulásti": "thou hast curdled", "coaguláti": "curdled", "coagulátus": "compacted", "coaltíssimus": "co-most-high", "coaluisse": "taken root", "coaluísse": "taken root", "coaléscerent": "converged", "coangustábunt": "they shall hem in", "coaptántur": "are fitted", "coaptátum": "joined", "coapóstolo": "fellow apostle", "coapóstolum": "fellow apostle", "coarctarétur": "was hemmed in", "coarctámus": "we restrain", "coarctánda": "to be compressed", "coarguéndam": "to be refuted", "coccinea": "scarlet", "coccínea": "scarlet", "coco": "to the cook", "cocta": "sodden", "coctam": "sodden", "cocti": "brick", "cocus": "the cook", "codícibus": "books", "coeli": "of heaven", "coelis": "in heaven", "coelo": "in heaven", "coelésti": "heavenly", "coeléstis": "heavenly", "coelórum": "of heaven", "coemptiónem": "buying up", "coenobii": "of the monastery", "coenobio": "monastery", "cogat": "let compel", "cogatur": "is compelled", "coge": "gather", "cogebat": "forced", "cogebatur": "was compelled", "cogebántur": "were compelled", "cogeretur": "should be compelled", "cogerétur": "should be compelled", "coget": "shall gather", "cogi": "to be compelled", "cogit": "compels", "cogitabat": "she pondered", "cogitando": "by thinking", "cogitandum": "to be thought", "cogitans": "thinking", "cogitarat": "had planned", "cogitare": "to picture", "cogitaret": "was thinking", "cogitat": "thinks", "cogitate": "think", "cogitatione": "thought", "cogitationes": "thoughts", "cogitationibus": "thoughts", "cogitatióne": "thought", "cogitatiónem": "thought", "cogitatiónes": "thoughts", "cogitatióni": "thought", "cogitatiónibus": "thoughts", "cogitatiónis": "of thought", "cogitatiónum": "of thoughts", "cogitaverit": "he thought", "cogitavit": "he thought", "cogitavérunt": "they thought", "cogitemus": "let us think", "cogitur": "he is constrained", "cogitábam": "I thought", "cogitábant": "they devised", "cogitábat": "she pondered", "cogitámus": "we think", "cogitándi": "of thinking", "cogitántem": "pondering", "cogitántes": "reasoning", "cogitánti": "thinking", "cogitántis": "of him thinking", "cogitáre": "to think", "cogitárem": "I would think", "cogitáret": "he might consider", "cogitári": "to be imagined", "cogitárunt": "they thought", "cogitásset": "he had conceived", "cogitásti": "hast thou thought", "cogitástis": "ye have in mind", "cogitáta": "thoughts", "cogitáte": 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ignorant", "ruens": "rushing forth", "ruffini": "of Rufinus", "rufi": "red", "rufina": "Rufina", "rufinam": "Rufina", "rufini": "of Rufinus", "rufinianum": "Rufinian", "rufino": "Rufinus", "rufinæ": "of Rufina", "rufo": "Rufus", "rufum": "red", "rufus": "ruddy", "rufína": "Rufina", "rufíni": "of Rufinus", "rufíno": "Rufinus", "rufínæ": "of Rufina", "ruga": "wrinkle", "rugam": "wrinkle", "rugiéntes": "roaring", "rugiéntibus": "them that roar", "rugiérunt": "they roared", "rugítus": "my roaring", "ruina": "ruin", "ruinam": "ruin", "ruinis": "ruins", "ruinárum": "of ruins", "ruit": "it is fallen", "ruma": "Ruma", "ruminandum": "to ruminate", "rumor": "false rumour", "rumorémque": "and the rumour", "rumpe": "break thou", "rumpens": "breaking", "rumpéndo": "by breaking", "rupe": "rock", "rupem": "rock", "rupes": "rock", "rupis": "of the rock", "rupta": "broken", "rupti": "broken up", "ruptis": "broken", "ruptæ": "broken open", "rupísti": "thou hast burst", "rura": "fields", "ruri": "in the 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"solem": "the sun", "solemne": "solemn feast", "solemnem": "solemn", "solemnes": "solemn", "solemni": "solemn", "solemnia": "solemn rites", "solemnibus": "on feast days", "solemnibúsque": "and with solemn rites", "solemniis": "at solemn rites", "solemnis": "solemn", "solemnisque": "and solemn", "solemnitas": "solemnity", "solemnitate": "on the solemnity", "solemnitatem": "solemnity", "solemnitates": "solemnities", "solemnitatis": "of the solemnity", "solemnitatum": "of solemnities", "solemniter": "solemnly", "solemnitáte": "on the solemnity", "solemnitátem": "solemnity", "solemnitátes": "solemnities", "solemnitáti": "to the solemnity", "solemnitátibus": "on feast days", "solemnitátis": "of the solemnity", "solemnitátum": "of solemnities", "solemnióribus": "on more solemn days", "solemnémque": "and solemn", "solent": "they are wont", "soleo": "I am wont", "solers": "skilful", "solertem": "skilful", "solerter": "diligently", "solertia": "skill", "solet": "is wont", "soli": "to God 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"into solitude", "solitúdines": "solitudes", "solitúdinis": "of solitude", "solitúdo": "a wilderness", "sollemnita": "festival", "sollemnitatis": "of the solemnity", "sollemnitáte": "on the festival", "sollicita": "anxious", "sollicite": "carefully", "sollicitet": "may disturb", "solliciti": "anxious", "sollicitudine": "with solicitude", "sollicitudinem": "anxiety", "sollicitudines": "anxieties", "sollicitudinis": "of anxiety", "sollicitudo": "care", "sollicitus": "solicitous", "sollicitábat": "was enticing", "sollicitámur": "we are summoned", "sollicitáre": "to tempt", "sollicitátus": "tempted", "sollicitúdine": "with care", "sollicitúdinem": "anxiety", "sollicitúdinis": "of anxiety", "sollicitúdo": "anxiety", "sollícita": "eager", "sollícite": "carefully", "sollícitet": "may disturb", "sollíciti": "anxious", "sollícitum": "humbly", "sollícitus": "solicitous", "sollícitæ": "anxious", "solo": "him alone", "solos": "only", "solum": "only", "solus": "alone", "soluta": "prose", "solutam": "freed", "soluti": "loosed", "solutio": "payment", "solutior": "more unrestrained", "solutis": "loosed", "solutiónem": "release", "solutum": "loosed", "solutus": "freed", "solvam": "I will break", "solvat": "may loose", "solvatur": "may be loosed", "solve": "loose", "solvebántur": "were loosened", "solvendi": "of loosing", "solvens": "abolishing", "solvere": "to loose", "solveris": "thou shalt loose", "solverit": "shall break", "solvet": "shall dissolve", "solvi": "to be loosed", "solvis": "thou loosest", "solvit": "dissolveth", "solvitur": "is loosed", "solvámus": "let us pay", "solvántur": "may be torn apart", "solvátur": "may be loosed", "solvéndi": "of loosing", "solvéndis": "of binding or loosing", "solvéndo": "of dissolving", "solvéntur": "shall be melted", "solvúntur": "are washed away", "solácia": "consolations", "solácii": "of consolation", "solácio": "consolation", "solámen": "consolation", "solári": "to console", "solário": "on the roof", "solárium": "the roof", "solátia": "consolations", "solátii": "of consolation", "solátio": "without consolation", "solátium": "consolation", "solátur": "he comforts", "solæ": "only", "solébant": "were accustomed", "solébat": "was accustomed", "solémne": "solemn", "solémnem": "solemn", "solémnes": "solemn", "solémni": "solemn", "solémnia": "solemn rites", "solémnibus": "on solemn days", "solémniis": "at solemn feasts", "solémnis": "solemn", "solémnitas": "the solemnity", "solémniter": "solemnly", "solémus": "we are accustomed", "soléres": "you were accustomed", "soléret": "was accustomed", "solértem": "watchful", "solérter": "carefully", "solícite": "carefully", "solículo": "solitary", "solídior": "more solid", "solídius": "more firmly", "solíus": "of him alone", "solúmmodo": "only", "solúta": "loosed", "solúti": "we are freed", "solútio": "solution", "solútis": "having been loosed", "solútos": "freed", "solútum": "loosed", "solútus": "at large", "somascha": "Somascha", "somascham": "Somascha", "somaschæ": "of Somascha", "somni": "of sleep", "somnio": "dream", "somnis": "in sleep", "somniábunt": "they shall dream", "somniátor": "dreamer", "somniórum": "of dreams", "somno": "sleep", "somnoléntiam": "sleepfulness", "somnoléntos": "sleepy ones", "somnum": "sleep", "somnus": "sleep", "somáscha": "Somascha", "somáscham": "Somascha", "somáschæ": "at Somascha", "sonans": "sounding", "sonant": "they sound", "sonat": "sounds", "sonent": "let them sound", "sonet": "may sound", "sonitúsque": "and the sound", "sono": "with sound", "sontes": "guilty ones", "sonum": "sound", "sonus": "sound", "sonuérunt": "have sounded", "sonábant": "were sounding", "sonábit": "shall sound", "sonántem": "well-sounding", "sonántibus": "sounding", "sonóram": "resounding", "sonúerit": "shall have sounded", "soph": "Zephaniah", "sophar": "Sophar", "sophim": "Sophim", "sophoníam": "Sophonias", "sophonías": "Sophonias", "sophrónii": "of Sophronius", "sophía": "Wisdom", "sophíæ": "of Wisdom", "sopor": "deep sleep", "sopíret": "might quench", "sopítus": "fast asleep", "sopóre": "in slumber", "sopórem": "deep sleep", "sopóris": "of sleep", "soracte": "Soracte", "sorbónica": "of the Sorbonne", "sorde": "from filth", "sordes": "filthiness", "sordesque": "and filth", "sordidas": "filthy", "sordiúmque": "and of filth", "sordéscat": "let him be filthy", "sordéscere": "to become defiled", "sordésque": "and stains", "soror": "sister", "sorore": "sister", "sororem": "sister", "sorores": "sisters", "sorori": "to sister", "sororibus": "to sisters", "sororis": "of sister", "sororum": "of sisters", "sororúmque": "and of sisters", "sors": "part", "sorte": "from lot", "sortem": "lot", "sortes": "lots", "sortis": "of lot", "sortitióne": "in allotment", "sortitus": "having obtained", "sortíti": "having obtained", "sortítum": "having received", "sortítur": "receives", "sortítus": "having obtained", "sorácte": "on Soracte", "soróre": "with sister", "sorórem": "sister", "soróres": "sisters", "soróri": "to sister", "soróribus": "to 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"ússerat": "had burned", "ústulat": "scorcheth", "úsui": "for the use", "úterer": "I make use of", "úteri": "of the womb", "útero": "womb", "úterum": "womb", "úterus": "womb", "útile": "useful", "útilem": "profitable", "útiles": "useful", "útilis": "profitable", "útimur": "we use", "útinam": "would that", "útique": "verily", "útitur": "he useth", "útpote": "as being", "útraque": "both" }