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1
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pueri adsunt

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the boys are present

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ubi estis, pueri?

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where are you, boys?

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pueros videmus

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We see the boys

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ad puerum ambulamus

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we walk towards the boy

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ad pueros ambulamus

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we walk towards the boys

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puerorum libros habeo

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I have the boys’ books

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pueris libros do

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I give the boys books

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hic liber pueris erit utilis

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this book will be useful for the boys

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puer manu sinistra scribit

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the boy is writing with his left hand

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puer sagitta vulneratus est

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the boy was wounded by an arrow

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cum pueris ambulamus

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we are walking with the boys

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cum pueris ambulamus

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we are walking with the boys

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a pueris petebamur

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We were being chased by the boys

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13
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rex multos annos regebat

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the king ruled for many years

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14
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tres dies in insula manebamus

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we stayed on the island for three days

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15
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per decem annos Troia obsessa est

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for ten years Troy was under siege

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16
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sexto die senex mortuus est

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on the sixth day the old man died

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17
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tertia hora domum reliquimus

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at the third hour we left the house

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18
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sex diebus ad urbem redibimus

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within six days/in six days’ time we shall return to the city

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19
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duobus diebus urbem reliqui

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within two days I left the city

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20
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magna voce clamaverunt

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they shouted loudly (lit. with a loud voice)

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21
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hastis oppugnati sumus

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we were attacked with spears

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22
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in urbem progressi sumus

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we advanced into the city

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23
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in urbe mansimus

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we stayed in the city

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24
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Romam venimus

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we came to Rome

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25
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Londinio profectus sum

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I set out from London

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26
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abire volumus

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we want to go away

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27
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natare possumus

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we can swim

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28
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manere debetis

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you (pl) ought to stay

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29
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te tacere iubeo

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I am ordering you to be quiet

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30
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me loqui prohibuit

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He prevented me from speaking

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31
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pueros ludentes spectamus

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We watch the boys playing

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32
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puellam lacrimentem audivimus

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We heard the girl crying

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33
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militem hastam iacientem vidi

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I saw the soldier throwing the spear

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34
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militem vulneratum curavimus

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We looked after the wounded soldier

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35
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in litore deserto stabamus

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We were standing on the deserted shore

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36
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militem hasta vulneratum curavimus

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We looked after the soldier wounded by a spear

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37
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prima luce profecti Romam ante noctem pervenimus

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Having set out at dawn we arrived at Rome before nightfall

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38
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hostes nos sequentes vidimus

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We saw the enemy following us

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39
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servi a domino capti puniti sunt

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The slaves were captured by their master and punished

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40
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ad flumen progressi castra posuimus

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We advanced to the river and pitched camp

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41
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Caesar urbem visam oppugnabat

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Caesar saw the city and began to attack it

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42
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Galli Romanis numquam victis resistebant

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The Gauls were resisting the Romans who had never been beaten

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43
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opere confecto ad arenam ivi

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With my work finished I went to the arena

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44
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nocte appropinquante domum redibimus

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With night approaching we shall return home

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45
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consul discessurus servos convocavit

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The consul when about to leave called together his slaves

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46
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Romani pugnaturi erant

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The Romans were about to fight

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47
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puella quam in urbe vidimus est filia consulis

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The girl whom we saw in the city is the consul’s daughter

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48
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consul cuius filiam vidimus in Africa pugnat

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The consul whose daughter we saw is fighting in Africa

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49
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montes per quos iter faciemus altissimi sunt

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The mountains through which we shall travel are very high

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50
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puer quocum ludebam est filius magistri

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The boy with whom I was playing is the schoolmaster’s son

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51
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putamus puerum esse stultum

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We think that the boy is foolish

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52
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nuntius dicit hostes appropinquare

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The messenger says that the enemy are approaching

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53
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scimus puellas in horto manere

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We know that the girls are staying in the garden

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54
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pater intellegit filium bene doceri

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The father understands that his son is being well taught

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55
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scimus pueros domi mansisse

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We know that the boys stayed at home

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56
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spero filiam mox venturam esse

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I hope that my daughter will come soon

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57
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nuntius dicit hostes victos esse

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The messenger says that the enemy have been defeated

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58
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promitto filios tuos bene doctum iri

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I promise that your sons will be taught well

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59
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putavimus puerum esse stultum

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We thought that the boy was stupid

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60
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putamus opus fore difficile

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We think that the work will be difficult

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61
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putavimus opus fore difficile

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We thought that the work would be difficult

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62
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putavi eum Romam ivisse

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I thought that he had gone to Rome

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63
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dixit se domi mansisse

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He said that he had stayed at home

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64
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puerum mittimus ut cibum emat

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We are sending a boy to buy food

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65
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puella in horto manet ut amicam expectet

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The girl is staying in the garden to wait for her friend

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66
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Caesar progressus est ut hostes oppugnaret

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Caesar advanced in order to attack the enemy

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67
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servi in silva se celabant ne caperentur

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The slaves were hiding in the wood so that they would not be captured

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68
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tam fessus sum ut laborare nolim

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I am so tired that I do not want to work

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69
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senex tam aeger erat ut illa nocte mortuus sit

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The old man was so ill that he died that night

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70
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veni huc, Marce

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Come here, Marcus

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71
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tacete pueri

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Be quiet, boys

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72
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proficiscere prima luce Iulia

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Set out at dawn, Julia

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73
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noli hic manere

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Don’t stay here

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74
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nos iusserunt discedere

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They ordered us to leave

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75
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nobis imperaverunt ut discederemus

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They ordered us to leave

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76
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rex imperavit ut omnes captivi necarentur

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The king ordered all the prisoners to be killed

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77
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se in silvis celaverunt

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They hid themselves in the woods

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78
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se vulneraverunt

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They wounded themselves

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79
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dixit se Romam ivisse

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He said that he had gone to Rome

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80
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me rogavit ut pecuniam sibi darem

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He asked me to give him money

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81
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eum in silvis celavi

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I hid him in the woods

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82
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dixi eum Romam ivisse

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I said that he had gone to Rome

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83
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regem oravi ut eis parceret

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I begged the king to spare them

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84
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ad id flumen contendemus

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We shall march to this/that river

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85
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patrem eius vidi

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I saw his father

86
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voces eorum me terruerunt

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Their voices frighten me

87
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patrem suum necavit

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He killed his own father

88
Q

patrem vidit

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He saw his father

89
Q

patrem vidi

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I saw my father

90
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imperator suos ad flumen duxit

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The general led his men to the river

91
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ego ipse Romam ivi

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I myself went to Rome

92
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regem ipsum vulneravi

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I wounded the king himself

93
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cur sero venisti?

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Why have you come late?

94
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ubi est frater tuus?

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Where is your brother

95
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paterne tuus domi est?

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Is you father at home?

96
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tune natare vis?

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do you want to swim?

97
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nonne Romam ire vis?

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Surely you want to go to Rome?

98
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num domi manere vis?

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Surely you don’t want to stay at home?

99
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me rogavit cur sero venissem

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He asked me why I had come so late

100
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cognoscere volo ubi sit templum

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I want to find out where the temple is

101
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scimus quis discessurus sit

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We know who will be leaving

102
Q

scire volebamus quando perventuri essemus

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We wanted to know when we were going to arrive

103
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cum fessus sim, laborare nolo

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Since I am tired, I do not wish to work

104
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discedite, pueri, cum opus confeceritis

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Leave, boys, since you have finished your work

105
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cum opus confecissent, pueri domum abierunt

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When they had finished their work, the boys went home

106
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cum opus feceritis, domum abibitis

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When you finish your work you will go home

107
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cum domum adveneritis, cenabitis

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When you arrive home, you will have dinner

108
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quod fessus sum, laborare nolo

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Because I am tired, I do not wish to work

109
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quamquam fessus sum, ad ludum ibo

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Although I am tired, I shall go to school

110
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quamquam aegerrimus eram, tamen ad ludum ivi

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Although I was very ill, I did yet go to school

111
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postquam domum reliquimus, ad arenam ivimus

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After we left home, we went to the arena

112
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ubi in arenam iveritis, leones videbitis

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When you go into the arena, you will see the lions

113
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antequam discesserunt, cenam paraverunt

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Before they left, they prepared dinner

114
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servi effugerunt antequam caperentur

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The slaves escaped before they could be caught

115
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dum discesserunt cenam parabant

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Until they left, they were preparing dinner

116
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mane domi dum adveniamus

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Wait at home until we (may) arrive

117
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dum domi maneo pater advenit

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While I was at home, my father arrived

118
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dum pluebat domi manebam

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While it was raining, I stayed at home

119
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si in arenam iveritis, leones videbitis

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If you go into the arena, you will see the lions

120
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si filius meus captus est, eum servare conabor

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If my son has been captured, I shall try to save him

121
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timeo in silvas intrare

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I am afraid to go into the woods

122
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veretur navem solvere

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He is afraid to set sail

123
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timeo ne animalia me oppugnent

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I am afraid that the animals may attack me

124
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veretur ne tempestas oriatur

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He is afraid that a storm may arise

125
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timeo ne naves non perveniant

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I am afraid that the ships may not arrive

126
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timeo ne naves non perveniant

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I am afraid that the ships may not arrive

127
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metuo ne non laboretis

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I am afraid that you are not working

128
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timebam ne naves non pervenirent

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I was afraid that the ships might not arrive

129
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timeo ne opus non feceris

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I am afraid that you have not done the work

130
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timebam ne opus non fecisses

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I was afraid that you had not done the work

131
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in agros ambulavimus. qui ab hostibus vastati erant

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We walked into the fields. These had been ravaged by the enemy

132
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puella quam heri vidi est pulcherrima

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The girl whom I saw yesterday is very beautiful

133
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illa puella est pulchrior quam soror mea

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That girl is more beautiful than my sister

134
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quam stulti estis!

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How stupid you are!

135
Q

prius discesseramus quam amici advenerunt

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We had left before our friends arrived

136
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flumen quod vides transiri non potest

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The river which you see cannot be crossed

137
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flumen transiri non potest quod tam altum est

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The river cannot be crossed because it is so deep

138
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festinemus ad arenam

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Let’s hurry to the arena

139
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servi liberentur

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Let the slaves be freed

140
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bene faciatis

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May you do well

141
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quid faciamus

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What are we to do?

142
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velim dicere

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I should like to say

143
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amici adessent

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If only my friends were here

144
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ne hoc fecissem

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If only I had not done this

145
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utinam socii adveniant

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If only the allies would arrive

146
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quo irent?

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Where were they to go?

147
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vix crederes

A

You would scarcely believe

148
Q

consul dixerit

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The consul might say

149
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ausim loqui

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I would venture (dare) to speak

150
Q

ne hic manseris

A

Do not stay here

151
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mitte puerum qui cibum emat

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Send a boy to buy some food

152
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miles advenit qui regem videret

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A soldier arrived to see the king

153
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non erat talis puer qui ignavus esset

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He was not the kind of boy to be lazy

154
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dignus est qui consul fiat

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He is worthy to become consul

155
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hoc opus est difficilius quam quod facere possimus

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This work is too difficult for us to do

156
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sunt qui credant regem fugisse

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There are some who believe that the king has fled

157
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dux putavit urbem quam spectaret iam captam esse

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The leader thought that the city which he was looking at had already been captured

158
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magister dixit se iratum esse quod pueri clamarent

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The master said that he was angry because the boys were shouting

159
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si pueros bene doceas, multa discant

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If you were to teach the boys well, they would learn a lot

160
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si pueros bene doceres, multa discerent

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If you were teaching the boys well, they would be learning a lot

161
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si pueros bene docuisses, multa didicissent

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If you had taught the boys well, they would have learnt a lot

162
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si pueros bene docuisses, multa scirent

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If you had taught the boys well, they would know a lot

163
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me rogavit utrum ad arenam ivissem an domi mansissem

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He asked me whether I had gone to the arena or had stayed at home

164
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eum rogavi utrum consulem vidisset necne

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I asked him whether he had seen the consul or not

165
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nescivit qui rex Roma expulsus esset

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He did not know which king had been expelled from Rome (out of several)

166
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nescivit uter consul in proelio necatus esset

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He did not know which consul had been killed in the battle (out of two)

167
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me rogavit cur Romam iter fecissem

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he asked me why I had made the journey/the reason for my trip to Rome

168
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amo natare

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I like to swimn

169
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natare est facile

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It is easy to swim

170
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milites advenerunt ad oppugnandum

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The soldiers arrived in order to attack

171
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magister loquendi

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A master of speaking (rhetorician)

172
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arbiter bibendi

A

The judge of drinking (master of ceremonies)

173
Q

occasio fugiendi

A

The opportunity of fleeing (the chance to flee)

174
Q

cupidus erat regnandi

A

He was desirous of ruling (he was eager to rule)

175
Q

milites advenerunt oppugnandi causa

A

The soldiers arrived in order to attack (for the sake of attacking)

176
Q

student discendo

A

He is keen on learning (to learn)

177
Q

locus est idoneus egrediendo

A

The place is suitable for disembarking

178
Q

natando ad alteram ripam pervenimus

A

By swimming we reached the other bank

179
Q

milites advenertunt ad urbem oppugnandam

A

The soldiers arrived to attack the city

180
Q

cupidus est civitatis regendae

A

He is keen to rule the state

181
Q

multis libris legendis plura cognoscetis

A

By reading many books you will find out more

182
Q

castra intravit ad parcendum captivis

A

He entered the camp in order to spare the prisoners

183
Q

milites advenerunt castra oppugnandi causa

A

The soldiers arrived to attack the camp

184
Q

haec cognoscendo celerius progressis sumus

A

By finding this out we advanced more quickly

185
Q

hic liber legendus est

A

This book is to be read/must be read

186
Q

omnes cives necandi erant

A

All the citizens were to be killed/had to be killed

187
Q

hic liber vobis legendus est

A

You must read this book

188
Q

omnes cives militibus necandi erant

A

The soldiers had to kill all the citizens

189
Q

rogavit quot cives necandi essent

A

He asked how many citizens had to be killed

190
Q

eundum est nobis

A

We must go

191
Q

captivis a nobis parcendum est

A

We must spare the prisoners

192
Q

accidit ut sero advenirem

A

It happened that I arrived late

193
Q

mihi licet discedere

A

I am allowed to leave

194
Q

me pudet lacrimare

A

I am ashamed to cry

195
Q

me oportet loqui

A

I ought to speak

196
Q

me decet tacere

A

I should keep silent

197
Q

me taedet pugnare

A

I am tired of fighting

198
Q

me oportuit loqui

A

I ought to have spoken

199
Q

me iuvat loqui

A

I am delighted to speak (it helps me to speak)

200
Q

mihi placuit loqui

A

I decided to speak (it pleased me to speak)

201
Q

ad urbem tribus horis perventum est

A

The city was reached in three hours

202
Q

ab hostibus acerrime pugnatum est

A

The enemy fought very fiercely

203
Q

captivis parcetur

A

The prisoners will be spared

204
Q

socii auxilio nobis erant

A

The allies were a help to us

205
Q

hic liber tibi usui erit

A

This book will be of use to you

206
Q

Caesar multas copias praesidio castris reliquit

A

Caesar left many troops to protect the camp (as a protection for the camp)

207
Q

Caesar suos auxilio sociis misit

A

Caesar sent his men to help the allies (as a help for the allies)

208
Q

He asked for my assistance

A

me rogavit ut se iuvarem

209
Q

He lived in Rome

A

Romae habitabat

210
Q

He lived for seventy years

A

septuaginta annos vixit

211
Q

I missed my friend

A

amicum desiderabam

212
Q

The arrow missed my shield

A

sagitta scutum meum non transfixit

213
Q
A

Latin Exercises (50 decks)

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