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arānea arāneae f.

Arānea aeternō in fīlō suō pendet.

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spider

The spider hangs forever on its thread.

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factum facti n.

Sed Arachnē pictūrās dē factīs malīs deōrum fōrmābat.

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deed, act

But Arachne was forming pictures of the bad deeds of gods.

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misericordia misericordiae f.

Sed Minerva misericordiam habet.

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pity, mercy

But Minerva has pity.

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rapīna rapīnae f.

Amābant fābulam dē rapīnā Eurōpae ā Iove.

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carrying off, robbery, kidnapping

They were loving the story about the kidnapping of Europa by Iuppiter.

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mūtō (1)

Itaque dea Minerva puellam in arāneam mūtat.

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to change

Thus Minerva changes the girl into a spider.

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necō (1)

Arachnē sē necāre temptat.

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to kill

Arachne tries to kill herself.

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pendeō pendēre pependī pensum

Arānea in fīlō suō pendet.

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to hang

The spider hangs on its thread.

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prohibeō prohibēre prohibuī prohibitum

Minerva puellam sē necāre prohibet.

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to prevent, stop, prohibit

Minerva prevents the girl from killing herself

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bonus bona bonum

Minerva fōrmābat pictūrās dē factīs bonīs deōrum.

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good

Minerva was forming pictures about the good deeds of gods.

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longus longa longum

Amābant fābulam longam.

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long

They were loving the long story.

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minimus minima minimum

Prīmō est parva; deinde est minor; dēnique est minima.

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very small, very little

First she is small; then she is smaller; finally she is very little.

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minor minor minus

…deinde est minor…

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smaller, less

…then she is smaller…

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optimus optima optimum

Minerva pictūrās optimās fōrmat.

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very good, excellent, best

Minerva makes excellent pictures.

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suus sua suum

Arānea aeternō in fīlō suō pendet.

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his/her/its/their own

The spiders hangs perpetually on her own thread.

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ā/ab + abl.

Rapīna Eurōpae ā Iove.

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from, away from, by

The kidnapping of Europa by Jupiter.

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aeternō

Arānea aeternō pendet.

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eternally, forever, perpetually

The spider hangs eternally.

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deinde

…deinde est minor…

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then

…then she is smaller…

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dēnique

…dēnique est minima.

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and then, finally

…finally she is very small.

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itaque

Itaque dea Minerva puellam in arāneam mūtat.

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and so, thus, therefore

And so the goddess Minerva changes the girl into a spider.

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Latīnē

Respondē Latinē, quaesō.

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in Latin

Respond in Latin, please.

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maximē

Maximē amābant fābulam longam.

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very, exceedingly, yes indeed

They very much like the long story.

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minimē

Es laeta? Minimē, non sum laeta.

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least, not in the least, not at all, no

Are you happy? No, I am not happy.

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neque

Sed Minerva erat maximē īrāta neque amābat fābulās.

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and not

But Minerva was very mad and was not loving the stories.

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optimē

Optimē!

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very good, excellent

Excellent!

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prīmō (prīmum)

Prīmō Minerva lānam glomerābat.

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first, at first

At first Minerva was spinning wool.

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spider

The spider hangs forever on its thread.

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arānea arāneae f.

Arānea aeternō in fīlō suō pendet.

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deed, act

But Arachne was forming pictures of the bad deeds of gods.

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factum facti n.

Sed Arachnē pictūrās dē factīs malīs deōrum fōrmābat.

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pity, mercy

But Minerva has pity.

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misericordia misericordiae f.

Sed Minerva misericordiam habet.

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carrying off, robbery, kidnapping

They were loving the story about the kidnapping of Europa by Iuppiter.

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rapīna rapīnae f.

Amābant fābulam dē rapīnā Eurōpae ā Iove.

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to change

Thus Minerva changes the girl into a spider.

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mūtō (1)

Itaque dea Minerva puellam in arāneam mūtat.

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to kill

Arachne tries to kill herself.

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necō (1)

Arachnē sē necāre temptat.

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to hang

The spider hangs on its thread.

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pendeō pendēre pependī pensum

Arānea in fīlō suō pendet.

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to prevent, stop, prohibit

Minerva prevents the girl from killing herself

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prohibeō prohibēre prohibuī prohibitum

Minerva puellam sē necāre prohibet.

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good

Minerva was forming pictures about the good deeds of gods.

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bonus bona bonum

Minerva fōrmābat pictūrās dē factīs bonīs deōrum.

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long

They were loving the long story.

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longus longa longum

Amābant fābulam longam.

36
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very small, very little

First she is small; then she is smaller; finally she is very little.

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minimus minima minimum

Prīmō est parva; deinde est minor; dēnique est minima.

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smaller, less

…then she is smaller…

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minor minor minus

…deinde est minor…

38
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very good, excellent, best

Minerva makes excellent pictures.

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optimus optima optimum

Minerva pictūrās optimās fōrmat.

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his/her/its/their own

The spiders hangs perpetually on her own thread.

A

suus sua suum

Arānea aeternō in fīlō suō pendet.

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from, away from, by

The kidnapping of Europa by Jupiter.

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ā/ab + abl.

Rapīna Eurōpae ā Iove.

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eternally, forever, perpetually

The spider hangs eternally.

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aeternō

Arānea aeternō pendet.

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then

…then she is smaller…

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deinde

…deinde est minor…

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and then, finally

…finally she is very small.

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dēnique

…dēnique est minima.

44
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and so, thus, therefore

And so the goddess Minerva changes the girl into a spider.

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itaque

Itaque dea Minerva puellam in arāneam mūtat.

45
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in Latin

Respond in Latin, please.

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Latīnē

Respondē Latinē, quaesō.

46
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very, exceedingly, yes indeed

They very much like the long story.

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maximē

Maximē amābant fābulam longam.

47
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least, not in the least, not at all, no

Are you happy? No, I am not happy.

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minimē

Es laeta? Minimē, non sum laeta.

48
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and not

But Minerva was very mad and was not loving the stories.

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neque

Sed Minerva erat maximē īrāta neque amābat fābulās.

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very good, excellent

Excellent!

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optimē

Optimē!

50
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first, at first

At first Minerva was spinning wool.

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prīmō (prīmum)

Prīmō Minerva lānam glomerābat.

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