# A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin, Reading 23
# by John F. Collins, Catholic University of America Press, ISBN 0813206677
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
testificor : testify (to)
dēpositum, dēpositī, n. : deposit
recēns, recentis : new, recent
tūtor : protect, preserve
vicissim : in turn
mōmentum, mōmentī, n. : importance
gradus, gradūs, m. : step
dēsignō : mark
iterō : repeat
longē : far, by far
cōnsilium, cōnsiliī, n. : suggestion
saecula : centuries
nē ... quidem : not even
rēapse : indeed
flāgitō : demand
peragō : accomplish, perform
ūsurpō : use, make use of
trālātīcius, -a, -um : traditional
dēnuō : anew, again
inculcō : inculate, stress, emphasize
proinde : accordingly
idcircō : therefore
ērudītiō, ērudītiōnis, f. : teaching
expedīre : be advantageous
passim : far and wide
cēnseō, cēnsēre, cēnsuī, cēnsus : have an opinion
nihilōminus : nevertheless
hinc ... illinc : on the one hand ... on the other hand
congruēns, congruentis : appropriate
mandō : order
inter : during
expōnō : explain
dēclārō : make clear, explain
praesertim : especially
funditus : completely
quemadmodum : just as
indolēs, indolis, f. : quality, nature
haud : not
ūsurpātiō, ūsurpātiōnis, f. : use
adhibeō : apply, employ
facultās, facultātis, f. : possibility, opportunity
flagrāns, flagrantis : flaming, eager
studium, studiī, n. : enthusiasm, zeal
ubvīs : everywhere
profectō : indeed
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