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hinc et inde – from both sides
non facias malum ut inde fiat bonum – you should not make evil in order that good may be made from it

addo – add, bring, cause, inspire, join, place, to give
casus – a falling, accident, chance, downfall, event, fortune, occasion, opportunity, violent death
causa – case, case at law, cause, condition, interest, law, motive, pretext, reason, situation
concilio – bring togethe, bring together, cause, procure the favor, reconcile, to assemble, to make friendly, unite, win over
constituo – appoint, cause to stand, decide, establish, found, place, post, set, set up, settle, station, to arrange, to establish, to fix, to set up
efficio – bring about, cause, effect, make, produce, prove, to bring to pass, to do
excito – bring about, call forth, occasion, raise up, stir, to awaken, wake
exhibeo – allow, cause, deliver, display, offer, show, to produce, to sustain
exibeo – allow, cause, display, offer, show, to produce
illata – from infero to cause, occasion

indoles – disposition, genius, metier, talent, tendency
indomitus – untamed, wild
incedo – enter into, go, march, to awake, to move forward
incendo – to set fire to
incido – fall in with, happen, occur, to fall in or on
includo – enclose, establish a siege, surround, to shut in
infindo – to cut into
infundo – administer, to pour in or over
intendo – aim, aim at, direct, direct one's course, strain, to extend, to stretch, try to prove
invado – attack, enter, fall upon, get in, go in, seize, to assail, to attack, to undertake, usurp

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