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1. "____ caecus ____”; blinded by love of gold (Aen 1.349)
2. This fellow here
3. May they unravel the problem (pres subjunctive)
4. Look after the slave girl
5. Patronymic description of Orestes (Aen 4.471)
6. Innermost; ____ consilia, the most secret cunning plans
7. Manus ad caelum ____ ut a dis aliquid petas
8. I have reunited, made friendly again
9. Praebes, das
10. I have come into view, become visible
11. Litus, ripa, margo maris
12. Let them drag (something) out
13. Flammis afflictus sum; incensus sum
14. He ties back; moors his ships; binds a prisoner's hands
15. Altarium; ____ Pacis Augustae, celebrated the Emperor's achievements
16. Aeneas's best description of Dido
17. To be (for) a burden to someone (predicative dative)
18. Loci virides, floribus ornati
19. Triumvir nec tenuis nec cultus nomine
20. To remember (infinitive perfect in form)
21. Sine capite vir; I laugh and mock at him
22. Varia; turned in different directions; [flumina] ____ locis (Geo 4.367)
23. "____ consules”: long live the consuls
24. Carmine mihi place; sing!
25. It gapes open; "nec flos ullus ____ pratis” Propertius 4.2.45
26. A good woman; pudica
27. School formerly attended by Tucker Jenkins, Imelda Davis and Pogo Patterson
28. Substance that turns litmus paper red
29. Parasitic aquatic creature
30. Japanese venue of the 1972 Winter Olympics
31. Starfish or sea urchin, eg
32. Sutton -, Suffolk site of an Anglo-Saxon ship burial
33. Mammal also known as the prairie wolf
34. Artist whose The Treachery of Images does not depict a pipe, or so we are told
35. Dutch exotic dancer and First World War spy
36. North Macedonia's capital
37. Dwight D Eisenhower's nickname
38. French writer of the classic novel Bel-Ami
39. Joan -, actress who starred in three series of Miss Marple
40. Garden plant bearing dense clusters of small flowers
41. National emblem also known as Allium porrum
42. Highly pungent resin used in some curry dishes
43. Second-least reactive of the metallic elements
44. National Hunt champion jockey every season from 1995-96 to 2014-15
45. Overall winner of the 2018 Tour de France
46. 1966 debut single for the Jimi Hendrix Experience
47. City whose name means "the meadows” in Spanish
48. Craft in which a hook is used to interweave yarn
49. Meteorological instrument for measuring dewfall
50. County whose coast forms a UK national park
51. Premier League-winning goalies Peter or Kasper
52. Friendly faun in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
53. Thick syrup made when refining sugar
54. Pakistan's most widely spoken language
55. Group of mountain peaks
56. Seventh incarnation of the god Vishnu
57. Art gallery owned by Jay Jopling, with two branches in London and one on Hong Kong Island
58. Another name for hydrogen cyanide
59. Like his brother Denis, ____ played football for Arsenal and cricket for Middlesex
60. Disneyland is in this Californian city
61. Region of western Asia Minor once settled by the Greeks
62. "Till the injurious Romans did ____ / This tribute from us, we were free” (Shakespeare, Cymbeline)
63. ____ declared his presidential candidacy on April 25, 2019
64. Plain white fur used in clothing
65. Framework allowing a vehicle to carry extra luggage
66. The Greek god of war
67. Designating the most negative outcome of something
68. Also known as the "Cradle of Liberty”, a popular tourist site in Boston, Massachusetts
69. "Grow great by your example and put on / The dauntless spirit of ____” (Shakespeare, King John)
70. Star Trek character played by George Takei
71. Popular eating and cooking apple of Australian origin
72. ____ plays for Everton and the Nigerian national team
73. Until 1920, an Italian car manufacturer's acronymic name
74. Old name for the Mon-Khmer language of Vietnam
75. Capital of Thessaly and, in myth, the birthplace of Achilles
76. "____ and wisdom are not opposing values” (Bill Clinton)
77. The opposite of a vacuum
78. A North American born of Japanese immigrant parents
79. Pertaining to kissing
80. US feminist who co-founded the Women's Media Center with Jane Fonda and Robin Morgan
81. Early devices used to help those with poor hearing
82. London's ____ docks opened in 1806 and closed in 1967
83. UK prime minister whose first term in office came between Disraeli's two
84. Henrik ____ wrote Hedda Gabler
85. The first female Ukrainian to break into the top 10 tennis rankings, reaching No 3 in 2017 and 2019
86. "Whereas an ambiguous statement may be vague by accident or intent, an equivocal one is calculatedly ____” (Bill Bryson, Troublesome Words)
87. Archaically or in dialect, an ant
88. Musician and poet who collaborated with Pete Doherty of the Libertines and Babyshambles
89. Usually, the longer of the two main bones of the forearm
90. The second-highest civil award for bravery in both Canada and Australia
91. A rhyming game
92. In Monty Python's cheese shop sketch, the one mentioned after Venezuelan beaver cheese
93. The University of Oxford's motto
94. A Bakewell tart has this almond-based filling
95. Portia's maid in The Merchant of Venice
96. A ____ question is one which does not invite an answer
97. Manager of Sampdoria, and formerly Leicester City
98. Multi-volume hagiography, started in the 17th century
99. Zoological term meaning "tailless”
100. 1996 football single featuring Baddiel and Skinner