The Theory of the School
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plans, Yeriere, to turn; vers.
Plere, to fill; plet. Venire, to come; vent.
Plicare, to fold; plicat. Videre, to see; vis.
Plectere, to twine or weave; Vincer« to conquer; vict.
plex. Vivere, to live; vict.
Ponere to put or place; posit. Vocare, to call; vocat. Portare, to carry. Volvere, to roll; volut..
Prehendere, to seize; prehens. Vovere to vow; vot.
THE THEORY OF THE SCHOOL.
261 Nouns.
Ager, a field ; agr. Angulus, a corner ; angul. Anima, the life or spiritual principle ; anim. Animus, t...he inind; anim. Annus, a year ; ann. Arma, arms, weapons ; arm. Ars, art, skill ; art. Articulus, a joint or limb; arti- cul. ' CantuH, a song ; cant. Caput, the head; capit Caro, flesh ; cam. Causa, a cause ; caus. Circus, a circle ; circ. Civis, a citizen ; civ. Classis, a class ; class. Concilium, an assembly, a council ; concili. Cor, the heart ; cord. Corona, a crown ; coron. Corpus, a body ; corpor. Crux, a cross ; cruc. Culpa, a fault ; culp. Cura, care ; cur. Damnum, harm, loss ; damn. Dens, a tooth ; dent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
plans, Yeriere, to turn; vers.
Plere, to fill; plet. Venire, to come; vent.
Plicare, to fold; plicat. Videre, to see; vis.
Plectere, to twine or weave; Vincer« to conquer; vict.
plex. Vivere, to live; vict.
Ponere to put or place; posit. Vocare, to call; vocat. Portare, to carry. Volvere, to roll; volut..
Prehendere, to seize; prehens. Vovere to vow; vot.
THE THEORY OF THE SCHOOL.
261 Nouns.
Ager, a field ; agr. Angulus, a corner ; angul. Anima, the life or spiritual principle ; anim. Animus, t...he inind; anim. Annus, a year ; ann. Arma, arms, weapons ; arm. Ars, art, skill ; art. Articulus, a joint or limb; arti- cul. ' CantuH, a song ; cant. Caput, the head; capit Caro, flesh ; cam. Causa, a cause ; caus. Circus, a circle ; circ. Civis, a citizen ; civ. Classis, a class ; class. Concilium, an assembly, a council ; concili. Cor, the heart ; cord. Corona, a crown ; coron. Corpus, a body ; corpor. Crux, a cross ; cruc. Culpa, a fault ; culp. Cura, care ; cur. Damnum, harm, loss ; damn. Dens, a tooth ; dent.
What to read after The Theory of the School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Sandison to read onlineMoreLess
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