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Quot…?

Quot pāginās spectāvimus?

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How many…?

How many pages have we looked at?

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pāgina pāginae f.

Ūndēseptuāgintā pāginās spectāvimus.

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page

We have looked at sixty-nine pages.

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capillus capillī m.

Vitta neglectōs capillōs retinēbat.

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hair

A band was restraining her neglected hair.

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caelum caelī n.

Spectāte stellās in caelō.

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sky, the heavens

Look at the stars in the sky.

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dēlectāmentum dēlectāmentī n.

Sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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delight

The delights are costly but worthy of the price.

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fībula fībulae f.

Fībula vestīmentum retinēbat.

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pin

A pin held (her) clothes.

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iaculum iaculī n.

Iaculum et sagittās portābat.

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javelin

(She) was carrying a javelin and arrows.

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īra īrae f.

Propter īram Iūnōnis, Iuppiter nympham in stellās trānsfōrmavit.

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wrath

On account of Juno’s wrath, Jupiter transfomed the nymph into stars.

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Iūnō Iūnōnis f.

Certē Iūnō mē hīc nōn vidēbit.

n. Iūnō, g. Iūnōnis, d. Iūnōnī, acc. Iūnōnem, abl. Iūnōne

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Juno

Certianly Juno will not see me here.

Juno, queen of the gods.

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mūsa mūsae f.

Saepe poetae Mūsās invocant dum fābulās nārrant.

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muse

Often the poets invoke the muses while they tell stories.

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pretium pretiī n.

Sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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price, reward

The delights are costly but worthy of the price.

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somnus somnī m.

Nox somnōs placidōs portat.

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sleep

Night brings peaceful sleeps.

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in somnō

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat

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asleep (lit. in sleep)

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

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stella stellae f.

Spectāte stellās in caelō.

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star

Look at the stars in the sky.

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ursa ursae f.

Ursa est fera.

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bear

A bear is a wild animal.

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Ursa Maior, Ursae Maiōris f.

Ursa Maior est Callisto.

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Ursa Major (lit. bigger bear)

Ursa Major is Callisto.

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Ursa Minor, Ursae Minōris f.

Ursa Minor est Arcas, fīlius Callistūs.

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Ursa Minor (lit. smaller bear)

Ursa Minor is Arcas, the son of Callisto.

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vestīmentum vestīmenti n.

Fībula vestīmentum retinēbat.

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garment, clothes

A pin was holding (her) clothes.

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vīctor vīctōris m.

Ita Iuppiter vīctor erat.

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victor, winner

Thus Jupiter was the victor.

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vitta vittae f.

Vitta neglectōs capillōs retinēbat.

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fillet, band

A band was restraining her neglected hair.

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appropinquō (1)

Iuppiter ad nympham sēcrētō appropinquāvit.

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to approach

Jupiter approached the nymph secretly.

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cūrō (1)

Iuppiter silvās et agrōs in Arcadiā cūrat.

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to care for

Jupiter cares for the woods and fields in Arcadia.

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ēvītō (1)

Nympha misera silvās nōtās et amīcās nōtās ēvītāvit.

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to avoid, to shun

The miserable nymph avoided the familiar woods and familiar friends.

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iaceō iacēre iacuī –

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat.

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to lie (at rest)

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

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invocō (1)

Saepe poētae Mūsās invocant dum fābulās nārrant.

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to invoke

Often the poets invoke the muses while they tell stories.

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retineō retinēre retinuī retentum

Fībula vestīmentum retinēbat.

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to keep, hold back, retain, restrain

A pin holds (her) clothing.

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alius alia aliud

Ecce septem aliae stellae, Ursa Minor.

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other

Behold the seven other stars, Ursa Minor.

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aliī…aliī

Aliae nymphae in silvās habitat, aliae nymphae in flūminibus habitat.

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some…others

Some nymphs live in the woods, other nymphs live in rivers.

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cārus cāra cārum + dat

Arcadia est terra deō Iovī cara.

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dear to

Arcadia is a land dear to the god Jupiter.

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cārus cāra cārum

Amīca cāra, tē aeternum amābō.

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dear

Dear friend, I will love you forever.

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grātus grāta grātum

Est grātus et bonus.

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pleasing

It is pleasing and good.

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grātus grāta grātum + dat.

Nympha erat deō Iovī grāta.

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pleasing to

The nymph was pleasing to the god Jupiter.

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herbōsus a um

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat.

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grassy

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

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neglectus a um

Vitta neglectōs capillōs retinēbat.

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neglected

A band was restraining her neglected hair.

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nōtus a um

Nympha misera silvās nōtās et amīcās nōtās ēvītāvit.

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familiar, well-known, famous

The miserable nymph avoided the familiar woods and familiar friends.

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pretiōsus a um

Sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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costly, precious

The delights are costly but worthy of the price.

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sōlus a um

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat.

N.B. A Naughty Nine adjective, see Sec. 131

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alone, lone, lonely

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

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aut

Videt aut non videt.

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or

(She) sees or (she) does not see.

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aut…aut

Aut eum appropinquābis aut appropinquābō.

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either…or

Either you will approach him or I will approach (him).

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cuius

Callistō erat nympha cuius fōrma erat pulchra.

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whose (sing.)

Callisto was a nymph whose form was beautiful.

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eius

Iuppiter nympham et fīlium eius in stellās trānsfōrmavit.

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his, her, its

Jupiter transformed the nymph and her son into stars.

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propter + acc.

Propter īram Iūnōnis, Iuppiter nympham in stellās trānsfōrmavit.

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on account of, because

On account of Juno’s anger, Jupiter trasformed the nymph into stars.

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sēcrētō

Iuppiter ad nympham sēcrētō appropinquāvit.

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in secret, secretly

Jupiter approached the nymph in secret.

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sī

Aut sī videt, sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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if

Or if (she) sees, the delights are costly but worthy of the price.

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Callistō Callistūs f.

Ursa Maior est Callistō.

n. Callistō, g. Callistūs, d. Callistō, acc. Callistō, abl. Callistō.

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Callisto

Ursa Major is Callisto.

Callisto, one of Diana’s nymphs.

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Iuppiter Iovis m.

Iuppiter eam vīdit.

n. Iuppiter, g. Iovis, d. Iovī, acc. Iovem, abl. Iove

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Jupiter

Jupiter saw her.

Jupiter, king of the gods

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Arcas Arcadis m.

Ursa Minor est Arcas, fīlius Callistūs.

n. Arcas, g. Arcadis, d. Arcadī, acc. Arcadem, abl. Arcade

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Arcas

Ursa Minor is Arcas, the son of Callisto.

Arcas, son of Callisto.

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Dīāna Dīānae f.

Callistō per silvās cum Dīānā errābat.

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Diana

Callisto was wandering through the woods with Diana.

Diana, goddess of hunting

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How many…?

How many pages have we looked at?

A

Quot…?

Quot pāginās spectāvimus?

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page

We have looked at sixty-nine pages.

A

pāgina pāginae f.

Ūndēseptuāgintā pāginās spectāvimus.

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hair

A band was restraining her neglected hair.

A

capillus capillī m.

Vitta neglectōs capillōs retinēbat.

N.B. usually appears in the plural

52
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sky, the heavens

Look at the stars in the sky.

A

caelum caelī n.

Spectāte stellās in caelō.

53
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delight

The delights are costly but worthy of the price.

A

dēlectāmentum dēlectāmentī n.

Sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

54
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pin

A pin held (her) clothes.

A

fībula fībulae f.

Fībula vestīmentum retinēbat.

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javelin

(She) was carrying a javelin and arrows.

A

iaculum iaculī n.

Iaculum et sagittās portābat.

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wrath

On account of Juno’s wrath, Jupiter transfomed the nymph into stars.

A

īra īrae f.

Propter īram Iūnōnis, Iuppiter nympham in stellās trānsfōrmavit.

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Juno

Certianly Juno will not see me here.

Juno, queen of the gods.

A

Iūnō Iūnōnis f.

Certē Iūnō mē hīc nōn vidēbit.

n. Iūnō, g. Iūnōnis, d. Iūnōnī, acc. Iūnōnem, abl. Iūnōne

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muse

Often the poets invoke the muses while they tell stories.

A

mūsa mūsae f.

Saepe poetae Mūsās invocant dum fābulās nārrant.

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price, reward

The delights are costly but worthy of the price.

A

pretium pretiī n.

Sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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sleep

Night brings peaceful sleeps.

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somnus somnī m.

Nox somnōs placidōs portat.

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asleep (lit. in sleep)

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

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in somnō

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat

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star

Look at the stars in the sky.

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stella stellae f.

Spectāte stellās in caelō.

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bear

A bear is a wild animal.

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ursa ursae f.

Ursa est fera.

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Ursa Major (lit. bigger bear)

Ursa Major is Callisto.

A

Ursa Maior, Ursae Maiōris f.

Ursa Maior est Callisto.

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Ursa Minor (lit. smaller bear)

Ursa Minor is Arcas, the son of Callisto.

A

Ursa Minor, Ursae Minōris f.

Ursa Minor est Arcas, fīlius Callistūs.

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garment, clothes

A pin was holding (her) clothes.

A

vestīmentum vestīmenti n.

Fībula vestīmentum retinēbat.

67
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victor, winner

Thus Jupiter was the victor.

A

vīctor vīctōris m.

Ita Iuppiter vīctor erat.

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fillet, band

A band was restraining her neglected hair.

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vitta vittae f.

Vitta neglectōs capillōs retinēbat.

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to approach

Jupiter approached the nymph secretly.

A

appropinquō (1)

Iuppiter ad nympham sēcrētō appropinquāvit.

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to care for

Jupiter cares for the woods and fields in Arcadia.

A

cūrō (1)

Iuppiter silvās et agrōs in Arcadiā cūrat.

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to avoid, to shun

The miserable nymph avoided the familiar woods and familiar friends.

A

ēvītō (1)

Nympha misera silvās nōtās et amīcās nōtās ēvītāvit.

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to lie (at rest)

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

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iaceō iacēre iacuī –

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat.

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to invoke

Often the poets invoke the muses while they tell stories.

A

invocō (1)

Saepe poētae Mūsās invocant dum fābulās nārrant.

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to keep, hold back, retain, restrain

A pin holds (her) clothing.

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retineō retinēre retinuī retentum

Fībula vestīmentum retinēbat.

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other

Behold the seven other stars, Ursa Minor.

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alius alia aliud

Ecce septem aliae stellae, Ursa Minor.

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some…others

Some nymphs live in the woods, other nymphs live in rivers.

A

aliī…aliī

Aliae nymphae in silvās habitat, aliae nymphae in flūminibus habitat.

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dear to

Arcadia is a land dear to the god Jupiter.

A

cārus cāra cārum + dat

Arcadia est terra deō Iovī cara.

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dear

Dear friend, I will love you forever.

A

cārus cāra cārum

Amīca cāra, tē aeternum amābō.

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pleasing

It is pleasing and good.

A

grātus grāta grātum

Est grātus et bonus.

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pleasing to

The nymph was pleasing to the god Jupiter.

A

grātus grāta grātum + dat.

Nympha erat deō Iovī grāta.

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grassy

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

A

herbōsus a um

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat.

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neglected

A band was restraining her neglected hair.

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neglectus a um

Vitta neglectōs capillōs retinēbat.

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familiar, well-known, famous

The miserable nymph avoided the familiar woods and familiar friends.

A

nōtus a um

Nympha misera silvās nōtās et amīcās nōtās ēvītāvit.

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costly, precious

The delights are costly but worthy of the price.

A

pretiōsus a um

Sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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alone, lone, lonely

Once Callisto was alone and lying asleep on the grassy ground.

A

sōlus a um

Ōlim Callistō sōla erat et in somnō in terrā herbōsā iacēbat.

N.B. A Naughty Nine adjective, see Sec. 131

86
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or

(She) sees or (she) does not see.

A

aut

Videt aut non videt.

87
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either…or

Either you will approach him or I will approach (him).

A

aut…aut

Aut eum appropinquābis aut appropinquābō.

88
Q

whose (sing.)

Callisto was a nymph whose form was beautiful.

A

cuius

Callistō erat nympha cuius fōrma erat pulchra.

89
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his, her, its

Jupiter transformed the nymph and her son into stars.

A

eius

Iuppiter nympham et fīlium eius in stellās trānsfōrmavit.

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on account of, because

On account of Juno’s anger, Jupiter trasformed the nymph into stars.

A

propter + acc.

Propter īram Iūnōnis, Iuppiter nympham in stellās trānsfōrmavit.

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in secret, secretly

Jupiter approached the nymph in secret.

A

sēcrētō

Iuppiter ad nympham sēcrētō appropinquāvit.

92
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if

Or if (she) sees, the delights are costly but worthy of the price.

A

sī

Aut sī videt, sunt dēlectāmenta pretiōsa sed digna pretiī.

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Callisto

Ursa Major is Callisto.

Callisto, one of Diana’s nymphs.

A

Callistō Callistūs f.

Ursa Maior est Callistō.

n. Callistō, g. Callistūs, d. Callistō, acc. Callistō, abl. Callistō.

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Jupiter

Jupiter saw her.

King of the gods

A

Iuppiter Iovis m.

Iuppiter eam vīdit.

n. Iuppiter, g. Iovis, d. Iovī, acc. Iovem, abl. Iove

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Arcas

Ursa Minor is Arcas, the son of Callisto.

Arcas, son of Callisto.

A

Arcas Arcadis m.

Ursa Minor est Arcas, fīlius Callistūs.

n. Arcas, g. Arcadis, d. Arcadī, acc. Arcadem, abl. Arcade

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Diana

Callisto was wandering through the woods with Diana.

Diana, goddess of hunting

A

Dīāna Dīānae f.

Callistō per silvās cum Dīānā errābat.

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