Section 1. Introduction. Latin to English Flashcards

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drāmatis persōnae

A

Characters of the play

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Eucliō: Eucliō senex est, pater Phaedrae.

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Euclio: Euclio is an old man, Phaedra’s father.

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Phaedra: Phaedra fīlia Eucliōnis est.

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Phaedra: Phaedra is Euclio’s daughter.

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Staphyla: serua Eucliōnis est.

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Staphyla: (She) is Euclio’s slave (woman).

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Eucliō senex est.

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Euclio is an old man.

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Eucliō senex auārus est.

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Old man Euclio is a miser.

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Eucliō in aedibus habitat cum fīliā.

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Euclio lives in the house with (his) daughter.

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fīlia Eucliōnis Phaedra est.

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Euclio’s daughter is Phaedra.

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est et serua in aedibus.

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And there is also a slave woman in the house.

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seruae nōmen est Staphyla.

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The slave woman’s name is Staphyla.

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Eucliōnis familia in aedibus habitat.

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The household of Euclio lives in the house.

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sunt in familiā Eucliōnis paterfamiliās, et Phaedra fīlia Eucliōnis, et Staphyla serua.

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(There) are in Euclio’s household the head of the family, and Phaedra Euclio’s daughter, and Staphyla the slave (woman).

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omnēs in aedibus habitant.

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All (of them) live in the house.

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