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  1. Quis futurum cernet?                                                            Who will decide the future?                                                     
  2. Post signum proeli clamaverunt nostri.                                          Our men shouted after the sign of battle was given.                             
  3. Ianuam claude!                                                                  Close the door!                                                                 
  4. Caesar terras mundi coadunavit.                                                 Caesar unified the countries of the world.                                      
  5. Debetis, amici, de populo Romano cogitare.                                      Friends, you ought to think about the Roman people.                             
  6. Milites hostes ad Roma cogunt.                                                  The soldiers force the enemy to Rome.                                           
  7. Consul plebem bene cognovit.                                                    The consul knew the people well.                                                
  8. Vir agros coluit.                                                               The man cultivated the fields.                                                  
  9. Rosas colligebas.                                                               You were collecting roses.                                                      
  10. In mensam libros collocabo.                                                     I will place the books on the table.                                            
  11. Vitam meam tibi commendo.                                                       I entrust my life to you.                                                       
  12. Germani bellum comparant.                                                       The Germans prepare war.                                                        
  13. Puer pensum comprehendat.                                                       Let the boy understand his lesson.                                              
  14. Maria concepit de Spiritu Sancto.                                               Mary conceived of the Holy Spirit.                                              
  15. Dux socios contulit.                                                            The leader brought the allies together.                                         
  16. Confiteor Deo omnipotenti et vobis, fratres, quia peccavi nimis.                I confess to almighty God and to you, brothers, that I have sinned greatly.     
  17. Viri et mulieres congregant in ecclesia.                                        Men and women gather in the Church.                                             
  18. Conemur contrito cum corde ad Dominum precari.                                  Let us try to pray to the Lord with contrite heart.                             
  19. Hercules cervum consequebatur.                                                  Hercules was chasing the stag.                                                  
  20. Debes conservare amicum meum.                                                   You ought to save my friend.                                                    
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