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Caput VI Flashcards

1
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ūnus ūna ūnum

Lātona ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.

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one

Latona has only one son and one daughter

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duo duae duo

Duo erant tōta domus,

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two

The two were the whole household.

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trēs trēs tria

Tres rēginae regnum regit.

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three

Three queens rule the kingdom.

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quattuor

quattuor duces

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four

four leaders

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quīnque

quīnque ārae

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five

five altars

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sex

sex dōna

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six

six gifts

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septem

septem oculī

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seven

seven eyes

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octō

octō oppida

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eight

eight towns

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novem

novem rēgiae

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nine

nine palaces

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decem

decem templa

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ten

ten temples

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ūndecim

ūndecim viae

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eleven

eleven roads

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duodecim

duodecim puerī

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twelve

twelve boys

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āra ārae f.

Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.

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altar

The women of Thebes adorn the alter of the goddess.

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causa causae f.

Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.

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cause, reason

Now ask the cause of my pride.

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dōnum dōnī n.

Dāte dōna Lātōnae et līberīs Lātōnae.

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gift

Give gifts to Latona and to the children of Latona.

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fāma fāmae f.

Causa superbiae meae est fāma līberōrum meōrum.

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reputation, report, fame

The cause of my pride is the reputation of my children.

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familia familiae f.

Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.

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family

The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.

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fīlius fīliī m.

Erat superba quod septem fīliōs et septem fīliās habēbat.

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son

She was proud because she had seven sons and seven daughters.

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flamma flammae f.

Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.

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flame

They give incense to the sacred flames.

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fortūna fortūnae f.

Fortūna mihi septem līberōs dat.

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fortune

Fortune gave me seven children.

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Graecia Graeciae f.

Thēbae in Graeciā sunt.

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Greece

Thebes is in Greece.

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līberī līberōrum m. pl.

Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.

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children

She was praising herself and her children.

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oculus oculī m.

Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.

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eye

She stands and looks around with proud eyes.

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oppidum oppidī n.

Mantō erat fēmina oppidī Thēbārum.

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town

Manto was a woman of the town of Thebes.

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potentia potentiae f.

Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.

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power

The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.

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puer puerī m.

Septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.

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boy

I have seven boys and seven daughters.

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rēgia rēgiae f.

Sum rēgina rēgiae Cadmi.

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palace

I am the queen of the palace of Cadmus.

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superbia superbiae f.

Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.

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pride

Ask now the cause of my pride.

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templum templī n.

Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae in templō ōrnant.

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temple

The women adorn the altar of the goddess in the temple.

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via viae f.

Niobē in viā oppidī ambulābat.

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road, street

Niobe was walking on the road of the town.

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circumspectō (1)

Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.

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to look around, to cast a glance

She stands and looks around with proud eyes.

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moneō monēre monuī monitus

In viīs oppidī ambulābat et monēbat fēminās.

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to warn, to advise

She was walking in the streets of the town and advising the women.

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ōrnō (1)

Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.

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to decorate, adorn

The women of Thebes decorate the altar of the goddess.

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ōrō (1)

Cūr Lātōnam ōrātis? Nēmō mē ōrat.

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to beg for, ask for, pray to, beseech, implore

Why do you all pray to Latona? No one prays to me.

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35
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praestō praestāre praestitī praestitus + dat.

Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?

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to stand before, surpass

Why does Latona surpass me?

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rogō (1)

Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.

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to ask

Ask now the cause of my pride.

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stō stāre stetī status

Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.

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to stand

She stands and looks around with proud eyes.

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38
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beātus beāta beātum

Sed maximē beāta sum quod septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.

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happy, blessed

But I am greatly blessed because I have seven boys and seven daughters.

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39
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clārus clāra clārum

Dea Lātōna quoque līberōs clārōs habēbat.

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famous, bright, shining, clear

The goddess Latona also had famous children.

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dignus digna dignum + abl./ +gen.

Sum pulchra, digna deae.

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worth, worthy

I am beautiful, worthy of a goddess.

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multus multa multum

Multae fēminae in viā oppidī sunt.

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much, many

Many women are in the street of the town.

42
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sānctus sāncta sānctum

Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.

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sacred

They give incese to the sacred flames.

43
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suus sua suum

Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.

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his own, her own, its own, their own

She was praising herself and her children.

44
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cūr…?

Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?

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why…?

Why does Latona surpass me?

45
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ecce!

Ecce Niobē pulchra et superba in viā ambulābat.

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behold!

Behold beautiful and proud Niobe walking in the street.

46
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ibi

Ibi dōna deīs deābusque dant.

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there

There they give gifts to the gods and goddesses.

47
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sōlum

Lātōna ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.

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only

Latona only has one son and one daughter.

48
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Thēbae Thēbārum f. pl.

Niobē, rēgina Thēbārum, erat superba.

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Thebes

Niboe, the queen of Thebes, was proud.

49
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one

Latona has only one son and one daughter

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ūnus ūna ūnum

Lātona ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.

50
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two

The two were the whole household.

A

duo duae duo

Duo erant tōta domus,

51
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three

Three queens rule the kingdom.

A

trēs trēs tria

Tres rēginae regnum regit.

52
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four

four leaders

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quattuor

quattuor duces

53
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five

five altars

A

quīnque

quīnque ārae

54
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six

six gifts

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sex

sex dōna

55
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seven

seven eyes

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septem

septem oculī

56
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eight

eight towns

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octō

octō oppida

57
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nine

nine palaces

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novem

novem rēgiae

58
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ten

ten temples

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decem

decem templa

59
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eleven

eleven roads

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ūndecim

ūndecim viae

60
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twelve

twelve boys

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duodecim

duodecim puerī

61
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altar

The women of Thebes adorn the alter of the goddess.

A

āra ārae f.

Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.

62
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cause, reason

Now ask the cause of my pride.

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causa causae f.

Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.

63
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gift

Give gifts to Latona and to the children of Latona.

A

dōnum dōnī n.

Dāte dōna Lātōnae et līberīs Lātōnae.

64
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reputation, report, fame

The cause of my pride is the reputation of my children.

A

fāma fāmae f.

Causa superbiae meae est fāma līberōrum meōrum.

65
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family

The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.

A

familia familiae f.

Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.

66
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son

She was proud because she had seven sons and seven daughters.

A

fīlius fīliī m.

Erat superba quod septem fīliōs et septem fīliās habēbat.

67
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flame

They give incense to the sacred flames.

A

flamma flammae f.

Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.

68
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fortune

Fortune gave me seven children.

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fortūna fortūnae f.

Fortūna mihi septem līberōs dat.

69
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Greece

Thebes is in Greece.

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Graecia Graeciae f.

Thēbae in Graeciā sunt.

70
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children

She was praising herself and her children.

A

līberī līberōrum m. pl.

Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.

71
Q

eye

She stands and looks around with proud eyes.

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oculus oculī m.

Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.

72
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town

Manto was a woman of the town of Thebes.

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oppidum oppidī n.

Mantō erat fēmina oppidī Thēbārum.

73
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power

The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.

A

potentia potentiae f.

Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.

74
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boy

I have seven boys and seven daughters.

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puer puerī m.

Septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.

75
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palace

I am the queen of the palace of Cadmus.

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rēgia rēgiae f.

Sum rēgina rēgiae Cadmi.

76
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pride

Ask now the cause of my pride.

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superbia superbiae f.

Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.

77
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temple

The women adorn the altar of the goddess in the temple.

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templum templī n.

Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae in templō ōrnant.

78
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road, street

Niobe was walking on the road of the town.

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via viae f.

Niobē in viā oppidī ambulābat.

79
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to look around, to cast a glance

She stands and looks around with proud eyes.

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circumspectō (1)

Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.

80
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to warn, to advise

She was walking in the streets of the town and advising the women.

A

moneō monēre monuī monitus

In viīs oppidī ambulābat et monēbat fēminās.

81
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to decorate, adorn

The women of Thebes decorate the altar of the goddess.

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ōrnō (1)

Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.

82
Q

to beg for, ask for, pray to, beseech, implore

Why do you all pray to Latona? No one prays to me.

A

ōrō (1)

Cūr Lātōnam ōrātis? Nēmō mē ōrat.

83
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to stand before, surpass

Why does Latona surpass me?

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praestō praestāre praestitī praestitus + dat.

Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?

84
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to ask

Ask now the cause of my pride.

A

rogō (1)

Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.

85
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to stand

She stands and looks around with proud eyes.

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stō stāre stetī status

Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.

86
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happy, blessed

But I am greatly blessed because I have seven boys and seven daughters.

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beātus beāta beātum

Sed maximē beāta sum quod septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.

87
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famous, bright, shining, clear

The goddess Latona also had famous children.

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clārus clāra clārum

Dea Lātōna quoque līberōs clārōs habēbat.

88
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worth, worthy

I am beautiful, worthy of a goddess.

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dignus digna dignum + abl./ +gen.

Sum pulchra, digna deae.

89
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much, many

Many women are in the street of the town.

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multus multa multum

Multae fēminae in viā oppidī sunt.

90
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sacred

They give incese to the sacred flames.

A

sānctus sāncta sānctum

Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.

91
Q

his own, her own, its own, their own

She was praising herself and her children.

A

suus sua suum

Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.

92
Q

why…?

Why does Latona surpass me?

A

cūr…?

Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?

93
Q

behold!

Behold beautiful and proud Niobe walking in the street.

A

ecce!

Ecce Niobē pulchra et superba in viā ambulābat.

94
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there

There they give gifts to the gods and goddesses.

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ibi

Ibi dōna deīs deābusque dant.

95
Q

only

Latona only has one son and one daughter.

A

sōlum

Lātōna ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.

96
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Thebes

Niboe, the queen of Thebes, was proud.

A

Thēbae Thēbārum f. pl.

Niobē, rēgina Thēbārum, erat superba.

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