312
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
313
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From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
acceperit
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
perform an action, or work out or perform (an action)
From this reading ACT V.
AdnounUS /æd/
a public promotion of some product or service
From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
commodavit
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
Consolatione
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From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
creditam
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
cujus
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
cumnounUS /kʌm/
the thick white fluid containing spermatozoa that is ejaculated by the male genital tract
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
a Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies
From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
dedit
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
deinde
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
eam
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
ednounUS /ed/
impotence resulting from a man's inability to have or maintain an erection of his penis
From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
eo
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
estnounUS /est/
standard time in the 5th time zone west of Greenwich, reckoned at the 75th meridian; used in the eastern United States
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
ferat
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
gratuitum
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
habeatur
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading SCENE I.
illum
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
injustus
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
legem
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
mancipio
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
moleste
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
moralises
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
natura
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
necnounUS /nek/
an acute inflammatory disease occurring in the intestines of premature infants; necrosis of intestinal tissue may follow
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
nonadverbUS /nɑːn/
negation of a word or group of words
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
nonne
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
pecuniam
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
Polybium
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From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
præsertim
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
quis
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
repetiit
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
Rerum
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
Identical; not different.
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
satietatem
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
the place where some action occurs
From this reading SCENE I.
a toxic nonmetallic element related to sulfur and tellurium
From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
secuta
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
sed
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
SenecanounUS /ˈsenəkə/
Roman statesman and philosopher who was an advisor to Nero; his nine extant tragedies are modeled on Greek tragedies (circa 4 BC - 65 AD)
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
SinounUS /siː/
a tetravalent nonmetallic element; next to oxygen it is the most abundant element in the earth's crust; occurs in clay and feldspar and granite and quartz and sand; used as a semiconductor in transistors
From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
solvisse
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
(physics) deformation of a physical body under the action of applied forces
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
suam
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading (_Ad Polybium de Consolatione._) [313] Old ed. "these."
tibi
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
tuam
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
usum
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
a unit of potential equal to the potential difference between two points on a conductor carrying a current of 1 ampere when the power dissipated between the two points is 1 watt
From this reading ACT V.
vir
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From this reading Si quis pecuniam creditam solvisse se moleste ferat, eam præsertim cujus usum gratuitum acceperit, nonne injustus vir habeatur?"
visum
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From this reading [312] Seneca moralises in the same strain:--"Rerum natura illum tibi non mancipio dedit sed commodavit: cum visum est deinde, repetiit nec tuam in eo satietatem secuta est, sed suam legem.
