ăbŏlĕo
transitive verb II conjugation

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1 to destroy, to efface, to obliterate
2 to kill
3 to banish, to dispel
4 to put end to
5 to abolish, to rescind

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abolesset (= abolevisset) = past infinitive of [aboleo] || alicui magistratum aboleo || abolendo rumori = cut short the rumors || abolere statuas = to destroy the statues || aboleo anginam = to heal an angina || aboleo dedecus = to erase a disgrace || aboleo ritus = to abolish a rite || aboleo legem (= abrogo) = to abrogate a law || aboleo alicuius corpus igni = to destroy someone's body with fire || aboleo memoriam flagitii = to erase the memory of a disgrace || abolevit et ius moremque asylorum = he abolished also the custom and the right of asylum || abolete memoriam foedissimae noctis = to erase the memory of the most shameful night || aboleo labem prioris ignominiae = to erase the stain of the previous shameful defeat || abolendo rumori Nero subdidit reos = not to give cause for gossip, Nero replaced the culprits || Caesar Augustus … quae triumviratu iusserat abolevit … iura




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