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Cāius
masculine noun II declension

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1 Gaius, Roman praenomen
2 at marriage festivals it was customary to call the bridegroom and bride Gaius and Gaia
3 Gaius, an eminent jurist who lived about 110-180, author of the [Institutionum Commentarii], which contain a systematic summary of the Roman law of family relations, of private property, and of actions and which for generations was a standard educational work on the subject
4 Gaius Caligula, an emperor

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Caius noster foras cenat || Cnaeum et Caium procreavit a quibus duplex Octaviorum familia defluxit || Caium et Lucium adoptavit domi … emptos a patre Agrippa || agitasse (= agitavisse) Caium Caesarem de intranda Britannia satis constat

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Cāiētānus adj. I cl.
Cāiēte fem. noun I decl.
Caīn inv. masc. noun
cāio tr. v. I conjug.
cāior tr. v. I conjug.
Cāius masc. noun II decl.
cāla fem. noun I decl.
Călăbĕr adj. I cl.
Călăbri pl. masc. noun II decl.
Călăbrĭa fem. noun I decl.
Călăbrĭcus adj. I cl.
Călactē fem. noun I decl.
Călactīni pl. masc. noun II decl.
Călactīnus adj. I cl.
Călăgorris fem. noun III decl.
Călăgūris fem. noun III decl.
Călăgurris fem. noun III decl.
Călăgurrĭtāni pl. masc. noun II decl.
Călăis masc. noun III decl.
călămārĭus adj. I cl.
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