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1
Q

The genitive, ALWAYS accompanied by an ____, may be used to ____ a noun or a noun-equivalent.

Grammar

Homо̄ magnae virtūtis
A man of great courage

Fossa vīgintī pedum
A twenty-foot ditch (lit.: a ditch of twenty feet)

A

The genitive, ALWAYS accompanied by an adjective, may be used to DESCRIBE a noun or a noun-equivalent.

Homо̄ magnae virtūtis
A man of great courage

Fossa vīgintī pedum
A twenty-foot ditch (lit.: a ditch of twenty feet)

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Phrases of size, number, weight, time, space, worth, rank, position, value, and kind (____, sort, manner and ____, kind) are always in the ____.

Grammar

Fossa vīgintī pedum
A twenty-foot ditch

Situs oppidī erat hūjus modī.
The position of the town was of this sort.

A

Phrases of size, number, weight, time, space, worth, rank, position, value, and kind (modus, sort, manner and genus, kind) are always in the genitive.

Fossa vīgintī pedum
A twenty-foot ditch

Situs oppidī erat hūjus modī.
The position of the town was of this sort.

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3
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Phrases descriptive of parts of the body or external appearances are always in the ____.

Grammar

Puella caeruleīs oculīs
A blue-eyed girl

A

Phrases descriptive of parts of the body or external appearances are always in the ABLATIVE.

Puella caeruleīs oculīs
A blue-eyed girl

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4
Q

Transient qualities or states are always in the ____.

Grammar

Grātо̄ animо̄ sum.
I am grateful.

A

Transient qualities or states are always in the ABLATIVE.

Grātо̄ animо̄ sum.
I am grateful.

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The ablative and genitive of description supply in Latin for many adjectives which that language does not possess. Thus we say: a blue-eyed girl. But the Romans had no adjective for ____; hence, they said: ____ ____ ____, a girl with blue eyes.

Grammar

A

The ablative and genitive of description supply in Latin for many adjectives which that language does not possess. Thus we say: a blue-eyed girl. But the Romans had no adjective for blue-eyed; hence, they said: puella caeruleīs oculīs, a girl with blue eyes.

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6
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The ablative, always accompanied by an ____, may be used, ____ or ____, to describe a noun or noun-equivalent.

Grammar

Caesar erat vir summо̄ ingeniо̄.
Caesar was a man of the highest genius.

Puer caeruleīs oculīs
A blue-eyed boy
A boy with blue eyes

Vir magnо̄ corpore
A man with a large body

A

The ablative, always accompanied by an adjective, may be used, attributively or predicatively, to describe a noun or noun-equivalent.

Caesar erat vir summо̄ ingeniо̄.
Caesar was a man of the highest genius.

Puer caeruleīs oculīs
A blue-eyed boy
A boy with blue eyes

Vir magnо̄ corpore
A man with a large body

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7
Q

For the distinction between the ____ of description and the ____ of description see Nos. 696-699.

Grammar

A

For the distinction between the ablative of description and the genitive of description see Nos. 696-699.

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8
Q

1. Translate; 2. Explain the syntax of the italicized phrase:

Parvī animī est quī rēs magnās gerere nо̄n velit.

Exercise

A

He is of small spirit who does not wish to do (accomplish) great things. (Parvī animī, gen of description.)

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9
Q

vir viri m.

Review

virile

A

man

NOUN

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10
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puer púeri m.

Review

puerile

A

boy, child

NOUN

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vesper vésperi m.

Review

vespers

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evening

NOUN

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ager agri m.

Review

agriculture

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field, ground

NOUN

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13
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culter cultri m.

Review

cutlery

A

knife

NOUN

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14
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liber libri m.

Review

library

A

book

NOUN

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15
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magister magistri m.

Review

magistrate, master

A

teacher (male)

NOUN

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16
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magistra -ae f.

Review

magistrate, master

A

teacher (female)

NOUN

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17
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líberi liberorum m.

Review

A

children

NOUN

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18
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dexter -tra -trum

Review

dexterity, dextrous

A

right, right-hand

ADJECTIVE

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19
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sinister -tra -trum

Review

sinister

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left, left-hand

ADJECTIVE

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20
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ínteger -gra -grum

Review

integral, integer

A

whole, uninjured

ADJECTIVE

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21
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pulcher -chra -chrum

Review

pulchritude

A

beautiful

ADJECTIVE

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22
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sacer -cra -crum

Review

sacred, sacrifice

A

sacred

ADJECTIVE

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23
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aeger -gra -grum

Review

A

sick, ill

ADJECTIVE

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24
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piger -gra -grum

Review

A

lazy

ADJECTIVE

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25
Q

asper áspera ásperum

Review

asperity

A

rough, harsh

ADJECTIVE

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26
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miser mísera míserum

Review

miserable

A

wretched

ADJECTIVE

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27
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liber líbera líberum

Review

liberty

A

free

ADJECTIVE

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28
Q

civis civis m./f.

Review

civil, civilian, civic

A

citizen

NOUN

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29
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hostis hostis m./f.

Review

hostile, hostility

A

enemy

NOUN

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30
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navis navis f.

Review

naval, navy

A

ship

NOUN

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31
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collis collis m.

Review

A

hill

NOUN

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32
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pons pontis m.

Review

pontoon

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bridge

NOUN

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33
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mons montis m.

Review

Montana

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mountain

NOUN

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34
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pars partis f.

Review

partition

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part, region

NOUN

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35
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urbs urbis f.

Review

urban, suburbs

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city

NOUN

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36
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gens gentis f.

Review

Gentile

A

tribe

NOUN

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37
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mare maris n.

Review

marine

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sea

NOUN

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38
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brevis -e

Review

brief, brevity

A

short, brief

ADJECTIVE

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39
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fácilis -e

Review

facility

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easy

ADJECTIVE

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40
Q

diffícilis -e

Review

difficulty

A

difficult

ADJECTIVE

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41
Q

fortis -e

Review

fortitude, fort

A

strong, brave

ADJECTIVE

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42
Q

gravis -e

Review

gravity

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heavy, serious, severe

ADJECTIVE

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43
Q

omnis -e

Review

omni-

A

each, every (s.), all (pl.)

ADJECTIVE

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44
Q

turpis -e

Review

turpitude

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shameful, disgraceful

ADJECTIVE

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45
Q

dulcis -e

Review

dulcimer

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sweet, pleasant

ADJECTIVE

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46
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fidelis -e

Review

fidelity

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faithful

ADJECTIVE

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47
Q

nóbilis -e

Review

nobility

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noble

ADJECTIVE

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48
Q

aqua -ae f.

Review

aquarium

A

water

NOUN

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49
Q

culpa -ae f.

Review

culprit

A

fault, blame

NOUN

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50
Q

ira -ae f.

Review

irate

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anger

NOUN

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51
Q

luna -ae f.

Review

lunatic

A

moon

NOUN

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52
Q

silva -ae f.

Review

sylvan, Pennsylvania

A

forest

NOUN

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53
Q

stella -ae f.

Review

stellar

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star

NOUN

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54
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umbra -ae f.

Review

umbrella

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shadow

NOUN

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55
Q

unda -ae f.

Review

undulate

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wave

NOUN

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56
Q

ursa -ae f.

Review

Ursa Major

A

bear

NOUN

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57
Q

vita -ae f.

Review

vitamin

A

life

NOUN

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58
Q

Ager Vaticanus

Review

A

The Vatican Field

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59
Q

Ad astra per áspera.

Review

A

To the stars through difficulties.

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60
Q

Mare Nostrum

Review

A

Our Sea

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61
Q

Ars longa vita brevis.

Review

A

Art is long and life is short.

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62
Q

Ego sum via et véritas et vita.

Review

A

I am the way, the truth, and the life.

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63
Q

Translate:

He was a large-bodied¹ man.

Exercise

¹Use a noun in the ablative of description, Gr. 699.

A

Homо̄ magnо̄ corpore erat.

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64
Q

Translate:

They made an attack on the camp.

Exercise

(Study the meanings of on carefully before translating.)

A

Impetum in castra fēcērunt.

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65
Q

quia, quod, quoniam; conjs.

Vocabulary

A

because

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66
Q

cum, conj.

Vocabulary

A

since

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67
Q

Quod, quia, quoniam, ‘because,’ take the ____ when the reason is given as the real reason (i.e., the reason is an objective fact and the writer is willing to take responsibility for its being the real reason).

Grammar

Quod mīles fortis nо̄n fuit, fūgit.
Because the soldier was not brave, he fled.
(The soldier was actually a coward. That is the reason for his fleeing, and the writer or speaker is willing to vouch for its truth.)

A

Quod, quia, quoniam, ‘because,’ take the INDICATIVE when the reason is given as the real reason (i.e., the reason is an objective fact and the writer is willing to take responsibility for its being the real reason.)

Quod mīles fortis nо̄n fuit, fūgit.
Because the soldier was not brave, he fled.
(The soldier was actually a coward. That is the reason for his fleeing, and the writer or speaker is willing to vouch for its truth.)

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68
Q

Quod, quia, quoniam, ‘because,’ take the ____ (____ ____ ____, Nos. 524-537) when the reason is given as the reason alleged (i.e., the reason may or may not be an objective fact, but it is the reason that people other than the speaker or writer give for the action in the main clause.)

Grammar

Quod mīles fortis nо̄n fuisset, fūgit.
Because the soldier was not brave, he fled.
(The soldier may or may not have been brave, but people other than the writer give that as the reason for his fleeing.)

Imperātor lēgātum laudat quod fortiter pugnāverit.
The commander praises the lieutenant because he fought bravely.
(The lieutenant may or may not have fought bravely, but that is the commander’s reason for praising him.)

A

Quod, quia, quoniam, ‘because,’ take the SUBJUNCTIVE (TENSE BY SEQUENCE, Nos. 524-537) when the reason is given as the reason alleged (i.e., the reason may or may not be an objective fact, but it is the reason that people other than the speaker or writer give for the action in the main clause).

Grammar

Quod mīles fortis nо̄n fuisset, fūgit.
Because the soldier was not brave, he fled.
(The soldier may or may not have been brave, but people other than the writer give that as the reason for his fleeing.)

Imperātor lēgātum laudat quod fortiter pugnāverit.
The commander praises the lieutenant because he fought bravely.
(The lieutenant may or may not have fought bravely, but that is the commander’s reason for praising him.)

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69
Q

Cum, ‘since,’ takes the ____; ____ ____ ____ (Nos. 524-537).¹

Grammar

Quae cum ita sint, discēde!
Since this is the case, depart!

¹See No. 627 for causal clauses introduced by a relative.

A

Cum, ‘since,’ takes the subjunctive; tense by sequence (Nos. 524-537).¹

Quae cum ita sint, discēde!
Since this is the case, depart!

¹See No. 627 for causal clauses introduced by a relative.

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70
Q

1. Translate; 2. Explain the syntax of the italicized words:

Quoniam nox est, vо̄s dīmittam.

Exercise

A

Because it is night, I shall send you away. (Quoniam . . . est, indic. expressing the real reason.)

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71
Q

fília -ae f.

Review

filial

A

daughter

NOUN

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72
Q

Gállia -ae f.

Review

Gallic

A

Gaul

NOUN

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73
Q

grátia -ae f.

Review

gracious

A

grace, favor, thanks (pl.)

NOUN

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74
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Hispánia -ae f.

Review

Hispanic

A

Spain

NOUN

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75
Q

Lúcia -ae f.

Review

A

Lucy

NOUN

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76
Q

pátria -ae f.

Review

patriotic

A

fatherland, country

NOUN

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77
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pecúnia -ae f.

Review

A

money

NOUN

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78
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província -ae f.

Review

provincial

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province

NOUN

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via -ae f.

Review

viaduct

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road, way

NOUN

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80
Q

victória -ae f.

Review

victorious

A

victory

NOUN

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81
Q

áquila -ae f.

Review

aquiline

A

eagle

NOUN

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82
Q

aurora -ae f.

Review

aurora borealis

A

dawn

NOUN

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83
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corona -ae f.

Review

coronation

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crown

NOUN

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84
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culina -ae f.

Review

culinary

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kitchen

NOUN

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85
Q

fábula -ae f.

Review

fabulous

A

story, tale

NOUN

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86
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fémina -ae f.

Review

feminine

A

woman

NOUN

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fenestra -ae f.

Review

A

window

NOUN

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88
Q

fortuna -ae f.

Review

fortunate

A

fortune

NOUN

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89
Q

ínsula -ae f.

Review

insulate

A

island

NOUN

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90
Q

jánua -ae f.

Review

January

A

door

NOUN

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91
Q

meus -a -um

Review

A

my

ADJECTIVE

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92
Q

tuus -a -um

Review

A

your

ADJECTIVE

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93
Q

noster -tra -trum

Review

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our

ADJECTIVE

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94
Q

vester -tra -trum

Review

A

your (pl.)

ADJECTIVE

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95
Q

tenus (w/abl.)

Review

A

as far as

PREPOSITION

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96
Q

a/ab, coram, cum, de, e/ex, in, prae, pro, sine, sub, tenus

Review

A

Prepositions
that take the ablative

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97
Q

ara -ae f.

Review

A

altar

NOUN

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98
Q

epístula -ae f.

Review

epistle

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letter

NOUN

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99
Q

porta -ae f.

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portal

A

gate

NOUN

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100
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sella -ae f.

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A

seat

NOUN

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101
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villa -ae f.

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villa

A

farmhouse

NOUN

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102
Q

a, ab (w/abl.)

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absent

A

by, from

PREPOSITION

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103
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coram (w/abl.)

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A

in the presence of

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104
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cum (w/abl.)

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contact, compact

A

with

PREPOSITION

105
Q

de (w/abl.)

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devalue

A

about, down from

PREPOSITION

106
Q

e, ex (w/abl.)

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exclude

A

out of, out from

PREPOSITION

107
Q

in (w/abl.)

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include

A

in, on

PREPOSITION

108
Q

prae (w/abl.)

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predict

A

at the head of

PREPOSITION

109
Q

pro (w/abl.)

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prologue

A

for, on behalf of, in front of

PREPOSITION

110
Q

sine (w/abl.)

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sinecure

A

without

PREPOSITION

111
Q

sub (w/abl.)

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subway

A

under, at the foot of

PREPOSITION

112
Q

ad (w/acc.)

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adventure

A

to, toward, at

PREPOSITION

113
Q

ante (w/acc.)

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antecedent

A

before (in time and place)

PREPOSITION

114
Q

apud (w/acc.)

Review

A

among

PREPOSITION

115
Q

in (w/acc.)

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inspect

A

into, onto

PREPOSITION

116
Q

inter (w/acc.)

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interstellar

A

between

PREPOSITION

117
Q

ob (w/acc.)

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object

A

because of

PREPOSITION

118
Q

per (w/acc.)

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persist

A

through

PREPOSITION

119
Q

post (w/acc.)

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post meridiem, P.M.

A

after, behind

PREPOSITION

120
Q

propter (w/acc.)

Review

A

on account of

PREPOSITION

121
Q

sub (w/acc.)

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subway

A

to the foot of

PREPOSITION

122
Q

trans (w/acc.)

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transport

A

across

PREPOSITION

123
Q

circum (w/acc.)

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circumvent

A

around

PREPOSITION

124
Q

contra (w/acc.)

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contradict

A

against

PREPOSITION

125
Q

juxta (w/acc.)

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juxtapose

A

near

PREPOSITION

126
Q

ad, ante, apud, in, inter, ob, per, post, propter, sub, trans, circum, contra, juxta

Review

A

Prepositions
that take the accusative

127
Q

cena -ae f.

Review

A

dinner

NOUN

128
Q

herba -ae f.

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herb

A

green plant, grass

NOUN

129
Q

tabella -ae f.

Review

A

writing tablet

NOUN

130
Q

turba -ae f.

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turbulent

A

crowd, turmoil

NOUN

131
Q

vacca -ae f.

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vaccine

A

cow

NOUN

132
Q

dico dícere dixi dictus

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dictator, dictation

A

to say, speak

VERB

133
Q

duco dúcere duxi ductus

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duct

A

to lead

VERB

134
Q

figo fígere fixi fixus

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fixation

A

to fix, fasten

VERB

135
Q

jungo júngere junxi junctus

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junction

A

to join, connect

VERB

136
Q

rego régere rexi rectus

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direct

A

to rule

VERB

137
Q

struo strúere struxi structus

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structure

A

to build, construct

VERB

138
Q

traho tráhere traxi tractus

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traction, tractor

A

to drag, haul

VERB

139
Q

veho véhere vexi vectus

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vehicle

A

to convey, transport

VERB

140
Q

vivo, vívere vixi victus

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vivid

A

to live, be alive

VERB

141
Q

vinco víncere vici victus

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invincible

A

to conquer

VERB

142
Q

áudio audire

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audition, audio

A

to hear

VERB

143
Q

dórmio dormire

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dormitory

A

to sleep

VERB

144
Q

fínio finire

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finish, finite

A

to finish, limit

VERB

145
Q

impédio impedire

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impede

A

to hinder, obstruct

VERB

146
Q

invénio invenire inveni inventus

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invent

A

to discover, find out

VERB

147
Q

múnio munire

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ammunition

A

to fortify, protect

VERB

148
Q

néscio nescire

Review

A

to not know

VERB

149
Q

séntio sentire sensi sensus

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sensitive

A

to feel, perceive

VERB

150
Q

scio scire

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science

A

to know

VERB

151
Q

vénio venire veni ventus

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advent

A

to come

VERB

152
Q

Et tu, Brute?

Review

A

You too, Brutus?

153
Q

mea culpa

Review

A

my fault

154
Q

Ab Urbe Cónditā

Review

A

From the founding of the city

155
Q

Hánnibal ad portas

Review

A

Hannibal at the gates

156
Q

In hoc signo vinces.

Review

A

In this sign you will conquer.

157
Q

Aut viam invéniam aut fáciam.

Review

A

I shall either find a way or make one.

158
Q

Translate:

God sent His only Son into the world because He loves us.

Exercise

A

Deus Fīlium suum sо̄lum in mundum mīsit quoniam nо̄s dīligit.

159
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cápio cápere cepi captus

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capture

A

to take, capture

VERB

160
Q

cúpio cúpere cupivi cupitus

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cupid

A

to desire, wish for

VERB

161
Q

fácio fácere feci factus

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fact

A

to make, do

VERB

162
Q

fúgio fúgere fugi fúgitus

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fugitive

A

to flee

VERB

163
Q

jácio jácere jeci jactus

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eject

A

to throw

VERB

164
Q

longus -a -um

Review

A

long

ADJECTIVE

165
Q

laetus -a -um

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A

happy

ADJECTIVE

166
Q

lentus -a -um

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A

slow

ADJECTIVE

167
Q

certus -a -um

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A

certain

ADJECTIVE

168
Q

altē

Review

A

highly, deeply

ADVERB

169
Q

latē

Review

A

widely

ADVERB

170
Q

líberē

Review

A

freely

ADVERB

171
Q

pulchrē

Review

A

beautifully

ADVERB

172
Q

ásperē

Review

A

roughly

ADVERB

173
Q

míserē

Review

A

unhappily

ADVERB

174
Q

multum

Review

A

much

ADVERB

175
Q

longē

Review

A

far, by far

ADVERB

176
Q

laetē

Review

A

happily

ADVERB

177
Q

lentē

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A

slowly

ADVERB

178
Q

certē

Review

A

certainly

ADVERB

179
Q

bréviter

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A

shortly, briefly

ADVERB

180
Q

gráviter

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A

heavily, seriously

ADVERB

181
Q

fórtiter

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A

bravely

ADVERB

182
Q

fidéliter

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A

faithfully

ADVERB

183
Q

difficíliter

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A

with difficulty

ADVERB

184
Q

túrpiter

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A

shamefully

ADVERB

185
Q

fácile

Review

A

easily

ADVERB

186
Q

quis?

Review

A

who?

PRONOUN

187
Q

quid?

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A

what?

PRONOUN

188
Q

quando?

Review

A

when?

ADVERB

189
Q

ubi?

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A

where? in what place?

ADVERB

190
Q

cur?

Review

A

why?

ADVERB

191
Q

quot?

Review

A

how many?

ADJECTIVE

192
Q

quam diu?

Review

A

how long?

ADVERB

193
Q

quómodo?

Review

A

how (in what manner)?

ADVERB

194
Q

-ne

Review

A

enclitic to form yes and no questions

ENCLITIC

195
Q

Tempus fugit.

Review

A

Time flies.

196
Q

Festina lentē.

Review

A

Make haste slowly.

197
Q

Magister dixit.

Review

A

The master has spoken.

198
Q

A mari usque ad mare

Review

A

From sea to sea

199
Q

Dictum et factum

Review

A

Said and done

200
Q

Quid novi?

Review

A

What’s new?

201
Q

The ____ of an abstract noun is often used to express the purpose or tendency of an action, especially after verbs of ‘motion,’ esse, and relinquо̄.

Grammar

Labiēnum subsidiо̄ mittit.
He sends Labienus to help.

Decem cohortēs auxiliо̄ mīsit.
He sent ten cohorts to help (for a help).

Duās legiо̄nes praesidiо̄ relīquit.
He left two legions behind as a garrison.

A

The dative of an abstract noun is often used to express the purpose or tendency of an action, especially after verbs of ‘motion,’ esse, and relinquо̄.

Labiēnum subsidiо̄ mittit.
He sends Labienus to help.

Decem cohortēs auxiliо̄ mīsit.
He sent ten cohorts to help (for a help).

Duās legiо̄nes praesidiо̄ relīquit.
He left two legions behind as a garrison.

202
Q

Note:
1. The dative of purpose is never ____.
2. It is never modified by a ____.
3. It is never modified by any adjective except one of ____.

Grammar

A

Note:
1. The dative of purpose is never plural.
2. It is never modified by a genitive.
3. It is never modified by any adjective except one of quantity.

203
Q

The dative of purpose is generally accompanied by a dative of ____, especially after esse.

Grammar

Hoc mihi magnо̄ dolо̄rī est.
This is a great sorrow to me.

Suīs labо̄rantibus Labiēnum subsidiо̄ mittit.
He sends Labienus to help his struggling men (as a help to his struggling men.)

A

The dative of purpose is generally accompanied by a dative of reference, especially after esse.

Hoc mihi magnо̄ dolо̄rī est.
This is a great sorrow to me.

Suīs labо̄rantibus Labiēnum subsidiо̄ mittit.
He sends Labienus to help his struggling men (as a help to his struggling men.)

204
Q

1. Translate; 2. Explain the syntax of the italicied words:

Suīs in angustiīs pugnantibus Labiēnum cum tertiā legiо̄ne auxiliо̄ mīsit.

Exercise

A

He sent Labienus with the third legion to help his men fighting in the defiles. (Suīs, dat. of reference; auxiliо̄, dat. of purpose.)

205
Q

Translate:

The ships were a great help to Caesar when he was waging war with the Veneti.

Exercise

A

Nāvēs Caesarī magnо̄ auxiliо̄ erant cum ille bellum cum Venetīs gereret.

206
Q

campus -i m.

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campus

A

field, plain

NOUN

207
Q

cibus -i m.

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ciborium

A

food

NOUN

208
Q

hortus -i m.

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horticulture

A

garden

NOUN

209
Q

locus -i m.

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location

A

place

NOUN

210
Q

ludus -i m.

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ludicrous

A

game, school

NOUN

211
Q

lupus -i m.

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lupine

A

wolf

NOUN

212
Q

nimbus -i m.

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nimbus cloud

A

cloud, storm cloud

NOUN

213
Q

ventus -i m.

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vent

A

wind

NOUN

214
Q

Gallus -i m.

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Gallic

A

a Gaul

NOUN

215
Q

Marcus -i m.

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A

Mark

NOUN

216
Q

ánimus -i m.

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animated

A

mind, spirit

NOUN

217
Q

bárbarus -i m.

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barbarian

A

foreigner, barbarian

NOUN

218
Q

discípulus -i m.

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disciple

A

student

NOUN

219
Q

gládius -i m.

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gladiator

A

sword

NOUN

220
Q

legatus -i m.

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legate

A

lieutenant

NOUN

221
Q

óculus -i m.

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binocular

A

eye

NOUN

222
Q

pópulus -i m.

Review

popular

A

people

NOUN

223
Q

Romanus -i m.

Review

Roman

A

a Roman

NOUN

224
Q

sócius -i m.

Review

social

A

ally

NOUN

225
Q

argentum -i n.

Review

Argentina

A

silver

NOUN

226
Q

aurum -i n.

Review

A

gold

NOUN

227
Q

collum -i n.

Review

collar

A

neck

NOUN

228
Q

ferrum -i n.

Review

A

iron, tool made of iron

NOUN

229
Q

lignum -i n.

Review

lignite

A

wood

NOUN

230
Q

scutum -i n.

Review

escutcheon

A

shield

NOUN

231
Q

telum -i n.

Review

A

missile (javelin, spear, dart)

NOUN

232
Q

tergum -i n.

Review

A

back, rear

NOUN

233
Q

vallum -i n.

Review

A

wall, rampart

NOUN

234
Q

vinum -i n.

Review

A

wine

NOUN

235
Q

brácchium -i n.

Review

brachium (anatomy)

A

arm (forearm)

NOUN

236
Q

fólium -i n.

Review

folio, foliage

A

leaf

NOUN

237
Q

frumentum -i n.

Review

A

grain, corn

NOUN

238
Q

gáudium -i n.

Review

gaudy

A

joy

NOUN

239
Q

peccatum -i n.

Review

peccadillo

A

sin, mistake

NOUN

240
Q

praémium -i n.

Review

premium

A

reward

NOUN

241
Q

proélium -i n.

Review

A

battle

NOUN

242
Q

saéculum -i n.

Review

secular

A

age, time period

NOUN

243
Q

signum -i n.

Review

signal

A

sign

NOUN

244
Q

stúdium -i n.

Review

studious

A

zeal, enthusiasm, study

NOUN

245
Q

arbor árboris f.

Review

arbor, arboretum

A

tree

NOUN

246
Q

amor amoris m.

Review

amorous

A

love, passion

NOUN

247
Q

clamor clamoris m.

Review

clamorous

A

shout, cry

NOUN

248
Q

dolor doloris m.

Review

dolorous

A

grief, pain

NOUN

249
Q

imperator imperatoris m.

Review

imperious

A

general, commander

NOUN

250
Q

labor laboris m.

Review

laborious

A

work, toil

NOUN

251
Q

orator oratoris m.

Review

oratory

A

speaker, orator

NOUN

252
Q

pastor pastoris m.

Review

pastoral

A

shepherd, pastor

NOUN

253
Q

piscator piscatoris m.

Review

pisces

A

fisherman

NOUN

254
Q

senator senatoris m.

Review

A

senator

NOUN

255
Q

Amicus in necessitate probatur.

Review

A

A friend is proven in time of necessity.

256
Q

Nóscitur ex sóciis.

Review

A

He is known by his companions.

257
Q

Ferrum ferro exacúitur.

Review

A

Iron is sharpened by iron.

258
Q

Repetítio mater studiorum.

Review

A

Repetition is the mother of learning.

259
Q

Cápitur urbs quae totum cepit orbem.

Review

A

The city which captured the whole world is now captured.

Henle Latin II (7 decks)

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