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Chapter VII Column 2

Tradit Meaning: He, she hands over Part of Speech: Verb Derivatives: Extradition extradite

Eheu! Meaning: Alas! Part of Speech: Interjection

Princeps Meaning: emperor Part of Speech: Noun Derivatives: principal

Ad urbem

To the city Part of Speech: Prepositional phrase Derivatives: Urban suburban

revocat

He, she recalls Part of Speech: Verb Derivatives: revoke

consulere

To consult Part of Speech: Verb (infinitive!) Derivatives: consul

Redire

To return Part of Speech: Verb (infinitive!)

Eugepae! Meaning: Hurray! Part of Speech: Interjection

ire Meaning: To go Part of Speech: Verb (infinitive!)

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