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(65-8 BC) Roman poet and satirist; male first name	Horace
(about a pronoun) referring to the subject (Grammar); (about a verb) having a subject and object with the same referent (Grammar); reflective; pertaining to an involuntary physiological response, (Grammar) objective pronoun which refers to the subject,...	reflexive
(AD c110-c180) Roman writer and jurist	Gaius
(Architecture) object which is flat and has curved edges; entranceway which has scalloped edges, many-lobed architectural shape	multifoil
(Architecture) small ornamental object at the top of a column (or gable, etc.), architectural decoration, curve in a typeface, furniture decoration	finial
(Catholicism) short hooded cape worn which is worn by Roman Catholic prelates over the rochet, mozetta, short cape	mozzetta
(Computers) modular programming technique in which each object is an individual "entity"	OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
(Computers) object or routine for accessing items from an array	iterator
(Grammar) quality of being without a direct object (of a verb)	intransitiveness
(Grammar) without a direct object (of a verb)	intransitively
(Greek Mythology) goddesses of destiny, Greek goddesses of destiny, Moirai (Roman equivalent), Parcae	Fates
(in western Africa) object believed to have magical powers; magical power attributed to an object; rule resulting from superstitious beliefs associated with an object, musical style characterized by drums and Hawaiian-style guitar (developed in Nigeria...	juju
(Internet) standard for software interoperability (set of common, object-oriented interfaces that can communicate on various platforms)	CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture)
(Latin) ancient Roman game of chance based on the use of dice; (Classical Mythology) nickname of Athena that refers to a holy place built in her honor by Aleus; old city located on the Eastern border of Arcadia	alea
(Medicine) palpatory pressure applied to an object causing a bouncing or tossing about (especially regarding a pregnancy test in which pressure is applied to the uterus to feel for a fetus)	ballottement

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