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Semester One Finals Flashcards

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video, videre, vidi, visus

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see

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est

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is, there is, he/she/it is

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non

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not

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et

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and

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sed

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but

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bonus, bona, bonum

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good

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durus, dura, durum

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hard

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magnus, magna, magnum

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great, large, big

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longus, longa, longum

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long

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novus, nova, novum

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new, strange

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amo, amare, amavi, amatus

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love, like

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paro, parare, paravi, paratus

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get, get ready, prepare

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specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus

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look (at), watch

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equus, equi m.

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horse

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laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudtus

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praise

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ubi

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where

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clarus, clara, clarum

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clear, famous

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ad

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followed by noun in accusative case, to, toward (with verbs of motion); near (with verbs of rest)

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gratus grata, gratum

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pleasing, grateful

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mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

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entrust, give to (to keep safe)

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nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

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announce, report to

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meus, mea, meum

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my, mine

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tuus, tua, tuum

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your, yours (referring to one person)

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disciplina, disciplinae f.

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training, instruction

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augeo, augere, auxi, auctus

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increase

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doceo, docere, docui, doctus

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teach

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habeo, habere, habui, habitus

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have, hold

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amicitia, amicitiae f.

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friendship

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gloria, gloriae f.

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glory

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gratia, gratiae f.

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gratitude, influence

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in

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with abl. in, on

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casa, casae f.

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house

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mereo, merere, merui, meritus

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deserve, earn

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captivus, captivi m.

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prisoner

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a, ab

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with abl., away from, from

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de

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with abl., down from, from, about, concerning

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ager, agri m.

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field

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filius, fili m.

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son

39
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magister, magisteri m.

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teacher

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puer, pueri m.

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boy

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vir, viri m.

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man, hero

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amicus, amica, amicum

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friendly

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liber, libera, liberum

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free

44
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Philippus filium habuit, Alexandrum, puerum bonum et amicum.

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Philip had a son, Alexander, a good and friendly boy.

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Philippus claro magistro Aristoteli puerum Alexandrum mandavit: “Doce meum, philosophe.”

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Philip entrusted the boy Alexander to the famous teacher Aristotle: “teach my son philosopher.”

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Aristoteles Alexandrum de philosophia et de Homero, poeta claro, docuit.

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Aristotle taught Alexander about philosophy and teach about Homer, the famous poet.

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Alexander Homerum amavit et laudavit, sed philosophia erat disciplina dura et longa.

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Alexander loved and praised Homer, but philosophy was a training hard and long.

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In agro Alexander equum novum habuit.

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In the field Alexander had a new horse.

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Alexander agrum et equum spectavit, et Aristoteli nuntiavit.

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Alexander looked at the horse and the field and announced to Aristotle,

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“Vide, magister, agrum gratum

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“look teacher, a pleasing field,

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Casam tuam non amo

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I do not like your house.

52
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Doce me in agro.

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Teach me in the field.

53
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Puer sum non vir.

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I am a boy, not a man.

54
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Puer liber sum, filius Philippi, non captivus tuus.

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I am a free boy, the sun of Philip, not your captive.

55
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In agro Homerum et gloriam viri amgni Achillis memoriae mandabo.”

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In the field I will entrust to memory Homer and the glory of the great man Achillies.

56
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Aristoteles in agro Alexandrum docere parat.

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Aristotle prepares to teach Alexander in the field

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Sed ubi est puer Alexander?

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But where is the boy Alexander?

58
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Alexander as silvam equum incitat.

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Alexander incites his horse to the forest.

59
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Liber est!

A

He is free!

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