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Section 2E Latin to English Flashcards

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IUPP. (in aedīs exit) “hinc in aedīs ingrediar;

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JUP. (Comes out into the house.) “I will go from here into the house.

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“nam Alcumēna intrō mox parturiet et duo filiī nāscentur.”

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“For inside Alcumena will soon give birth, and two sons will be born.”

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AMPH. (intrat et Amphitruōnem alterum propter scelera castigat, nescius dolōrum Iouis.)

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AMPH. (He enters and rebukes the other Amphitruo because of his crimes, ignorant of Jupiter’s tricks.)

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“periī miser! quid ego faciam?

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“I have died, miserable me. What will I do?

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“Amphitruō ille homo nihilī est!

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“That Amphitruo is a person of no worth!

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“numquam edepol dē hāc rē mentiētur inultus.

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“Never, by Pollux, will he lie about this affair unpunished.

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“nam ad rēgem prōgrediar et rem tōtam ēloquar;

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“For I will proceed to the king and and I will unfold the whole affair;

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“ego pol Amphitruōnem illum ulcīscar hodiē!

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“I myself, by Pollux, will take revenge on that Amphitruo today.

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“numquam illum effugere patiar!

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“Never will I allow him to escape!

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“sed ubi est ille?

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“But where is he?

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“nescius ego—nisi intrō abiit ille hūc ad uxōrem meam.

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“I do not know—unless that man went away inside to this place, to my wife.

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“quid nunc agam nisi illum hāc sequar in aedīs et necābō?

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“What shall I do now except follow him here into the house and kill him?

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“sī illum cōnspicābor, mortī statim propter scelera dabō!

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“If I will catch sight of him, I will give him to death at once because of his crimes!

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“neque mē Iuppiter neque dī omnēs prohibēre illum ad mortem statim mittere audēbunt, etiam sī uolent.

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“Nor will Jupiter nor all the gods dare to prohibit me from sending him to death at once, even if the (will) wish (to).

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“nunc iam hāc ingrediar in aedīs.

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“At this time now I will enter (into) the house.

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“tantī Amphitruō alter erit quantī fungus putidus!”

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“The other Amphitruo will be worth as much as a rotten mushroom!”

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BROMIA. “ō mē miseram! uae miserae mihi!

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BROMIA. “Oh poor me! Alas for poor me!

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“caput dolet, neque audiō, nec uītam nec uōcem habeō, nec quicquam cōnspicor.

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“My head hurts, nor do I hear, I have neither live nor voice, nor do I catch sight of anything.

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“nam ubi Alcumēna intrō parturīuit et deōs inuocāuit, subitō fuit strepitus, crepitus, sonitus, tonitrus!

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“For when Alcumena gave birth inside and called on the gods, suddenly there was a commotion, a noise, sound, thunder!

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“ibi uōx nescioquis exclāmāuit …

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“(and) there some kind of a voice exclaimed …

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“ ‘Alcumēna, quamquam timēs, adest auxilium.

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“ ‘Alcumena, although you are afraid, help is at hand.

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“ ‘ergō nōlī timēre!

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“ ‘There be not afraid!

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“ ‘nōlī tē sollicitāre!

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“ ‘Don’t worry yourself!

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“ ‘prō continentiā tuā, Iuppiter propitius hūc aduēnit et tibi et tuīs.’

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“ ‘In return for your self-restraint, Jupiter has come here well-disposed both to you and to yours.’

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“ mīrum est: nōn mentior.

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“It’s an amazing thing: I am not lying.

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“uōx Iouis fuit!

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“If was the voice of Jupiter!

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“tum Alcumēna inuocāuit deōs immortālīs et sine dolōre peperit.”

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“Then Alcumane called on the immortal gods and gave birth without pain.”

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AMPH. “quamquam īrātus sum et uxōrem meam propter impudīcitiam castigō, …

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AMPH. “Although I am angry and I rebuke my wife because of (her) faithlessness [non-chastity] …

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“ … gaudeō tamen,sī uērō Iouis uōx fuit et dolus nōn fuit.”

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“… nonetheless I rejoice, if the voice was truly Jupiter’s and there was no trick.”

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BROM. “immō uōcis deī similis fuit.

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BROM. “Certainly it was like the voice of the god.

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“tum geminōs fīliōs puerōs cōnspicor.

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“Then I see two twin sons, boys.

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“sed, ubi parturīuit uxor tua, puerōs lauāre iussit nōs.

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“But, now when your wife gave birth, she ordered us to wash the boys.

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“uērum puer alter, ubi lāuī, quam magnus est!

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“But the one boy, as I was washing him, how big he is!

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“ut multum ualet!

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“How strong he is! [How much is he capable of.]

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“ut similis fīliī Iouis!”

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“How like a son of Jupiter!”

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AMPH. “mīrum est!”

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AMPH. “It’s an amazing thing!”

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BROMIA. “ ‘magis mīrum’ loquēris!

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BROMIA “You will say, ‘more (of) a miracle’!

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“subitō duo anguēs intrō appāruērunt et capita subleuāuērunt.”

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“Suddenly two snakes appeared inside and raised their heads.”

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AMPH. “eī mihi!”

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AMPH. “Woe is me!”

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BROMIA. “nōlī timēre, nōlī tē sollicitāre.

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BROMIA. “Do not be afraid, don’t trouble yourself.

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“ubi anguēs puerōs cōnspexērunt, in illōs statim irruērunt.

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“When the snakes caught sight of the boys, they immediately rushed at them.

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“sed ubi cōnspexit anguēs ille alter puer, impetum in anguēs subitō fēcit et ambōs necāuit.

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“But when that one boy caught sight of the snakes, he suddenly made an attack on them and killed both of them.

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“clārum est: alter puer, quī illōs anguēs necāuit, Iouis est, alter tuus.”

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“It is clear: the one boy, who killed those snakes, is Jupiter’s, the other is yours.”

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AMPH. “pol, dē hāc rē nōn mē sollicitābō, sī poterō rēs meās dīuidere cum Ioue.

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AMPH. “By Pollux, I will not trouble myself about this matter, if I will be able to divide my affairs with Jupiter.

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“abī, Bromia, domum intrō;

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“Go (away) home, inside, Bromia;

46
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“nam Iouem precābor et sacrificābor.”

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“For I will pray to Jupiter and I will sacrifice.”

47
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(intrat Iuppiter)

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(Jupiter enters.)

48
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IUPP. “nōlī timēre, Amphitruō, neque tē sollicitāre!

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IUPP. “Do not be afraid, Amphitruo, and (do not) trouble yourself!

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“prō uirtūte tuā, tē tuōsque malum accipere nōn patiar.

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“In exchange for your courage, I will not allow you and yours to receive any evil.

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“tē et uītam tuōrum tuēbor, et futūra tibi ēloquar.

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“I will protect you and the life of your family [of your people], and I will unfold to you the future [future things].

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“Herculēs cum leōne Nemaeō luctābitur, pellem illīus adipīscētur et prō tegumentō ūtētur.

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“Hercules will struggle with the Nemean lion, he will acquire its skin and he will use it as a covering.

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“ad Lernam prōgrediētur, Hydram cum capitibus nouem adgrediētur, et mortī dabit.

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“He will proceed to Lerna, he will attack the nine-headed Hydra [the Hydra with nine heads], and he will kill he [will give her to death].

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“tum aprum Erymanthium sequētur et occīdet.

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“Then he will follow the Erymanthian boar and will kill it.

54
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“cum ceruō ferōcī ex Arcadiā regrediētur.

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“He will return from Arcadia [out of Arcadia] with a fierce stag.

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“auīs Stymphālidēs in īnsulā Martis uēnābitur et necābit.

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“He will hunt the Stymphalian birds in the island of Mars and will kill them.

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“Augeae rēgis stabula ūnō diē pūrgāre cōnābitur;

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“He will try to clean the stables of King Augeus in one day;

57
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“flūmen in stabula uertet et rem bene geret.

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“He will turn the river into the stables and will accomplish the thing nicely.

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“in Crētam īnsulam proficīscētur et cum Mīnōtaurō in Graeciam regrediētur.

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“He will proceed to the island (of) Crete and will return to Greece with the Minotaur.

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“Diomēdem, Thrāciae rēgem, et equōs quattuor illīus (hī enim carnem hūmānam edunt) mortī mittet.

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“He will kill [send to death] Diomedes, the king of Thrace, and his [that one’s] four horses (for they eat human flesh).

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“et ad aliōs quattuor labōrēs nītētur et tandem, nescius mortis, in caelum ingrediētur.

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“And he will direct his efforts to four other labors and finally, with no knowledge of death, will go into the sky.

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“propter fīlium meum igitur, Amphitruō, tū glōriam immortālem accipiēs.

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“Because of my son, therefore, you will receive undying glory, Amphitruo.

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“tū pacīscēris cum Alcumēnā uxōre et nōn īrāscēris;

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“You will make your peace with your wife Alcumena and you will not be angry;

63
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“ingredere igitur illī et amplexāre.

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“Therefore go in and embrace her.

64
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“ego in caelum regrediar.”

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“I will return to the sky.”

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AMPH. “faciam ita ut iubēs.

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AMPH. “I will do as you command.

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“haud timēbō, haud mē sollicitābō.

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“I will not be afraid, I will not trouble myself.

67
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“ingrediar hūc ad uxōrem intrō et amplexābor.

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“I will go in here to my wife and I will embrace her.

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“nunc, spectātōrēs, plaudite.”

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“Now, viewers, applaud.”

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