I've checked it against the link given by Jellby and that textfile DICTPAGE.txt contains 39925 entries against pruss' 74405 entries.
Comparing
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#volo, velle, volui, - V [XXXAX] :: wish, want, prefer; be willing, will;
#volo, volare, volavi, volatus V (1st) [XXXAX] :: fly;
#volo, volonis N (3rd) M [XWXEC] :: volunteers (pl.); (in the Second Punic War);
to
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volo N\nvolo, volonis\nN 3 1 M\nvolunteers (pl.)\n(in the Second Punic War)
volo V I\nvolo, velle, volui, -\nV 6 2\nwish, want, prefer\nbe willing, will
volo V II\nvolo, volare, volavi, volatus\nV 1 1\nfly
volonis N\nSee volo, volonis
it appears that pruss' version contains a lot of indirect references. Which is preferable for automated lookup in stardict.
The \n symbols are mine as part of the preformatting for a Stardict conversion.
I (1)converted the prc-file to a txt-file using calibre. (2) Search&Replaced symbols with notepad++ and (3) changed the first whitespace or comma to a tab with Excel. Then (5) copy&paste back into notepad++ to (6) convert to unix style EOF symbols and convert to UTF-8. Finally (7) I compiled an stardict dictionary with stardict editor.
The result is
here.