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LATN001 (2023) > Suburani 13.In Theatrō > Flashcards

Suburani 13.In Theatrō Flashcards

This deck contains the entire Latin story for "In Theatrō" and an English translation of each sentence.

1
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in theātrō

A

In the theater

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ingēns turba erat in theātrō, quod diēs fēstus erat.

A

There was a huge crowd in the theatre, because it was a holiday.

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3
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Alexander Sabīnaque ad summum gradum ascendērunt.

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Alexander and Sabina climbed to the top row.

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Poppillus Lettaque, postquam ad duōs iuvenēs tandem pervēnērunt, inter eōs sēdērunt.

A

After Poppillus and Letta finally reached the two youngsters, they sat down between them.

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Alexander

A

Alexander

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6
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mē miserum! Sabīnam aut vidēre aut audīre vix possum!

A

Poor me! I’m barely able to see or hear Sabina!

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7
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Poppillus

A

Poppillus

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(fessus) ōh mihi! hic gradus est altus!

A

(Tired) O my! This row is high!

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9
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senēs, quī in prīmō gradū sedent, sunt fēlīcēs!

A

The old people, who are sitting in the front row, are

lucky!

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Sabīna

A

Sabina

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sed aspectus est magnificus! ecce, scaenae frōns!

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But the view is fantastic! Look, the stage building!

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12
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Alexander

A

Alexander

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13
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nōnne emblēmata, quae sunt in scaenae fronte, vidētis?

A

Surely you see the mosaic which is on the stage building?

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14
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Sabīna

A

Sabina

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15
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ita vērō.

A

Yes indeed.

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16
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Poppillus

A

Poppillus

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17
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minimē, iuvenis! oculī meī nōn sunt validī.

A

No, young man! My eyes are not strong.

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Alexander

A

Alexander

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19
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ūnum ex emblēmatibus, quae Sabīna vidēre potest, ego fēcī.

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I made one of the mosaics, which Sabina can see.

20
Q

Sabīna

A

Sabina

21
Q

ōh! est pulcherrimum!

A

Oh! It’s very beautiful!

22
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Poppillus

A

Poppillus

23
Q

emblēma, quod indicās, vidēre nōn possum.

A

I can’t see the mosaic, which you are pointing out.

24
Q

Letta

A

Letta

25
Q

st, vōs trēs! tubae signum dant!

A

Shh, you three! The trumpets are giving the signal!

26
Q

chorus et pantomīmus, quōs multī spectātōrēs ardenter exspectābant, scaenam intrāvērunt.

A

The chorus and the mime performer, who many spectators were eagerly awaiting, entered the stage.

27
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fābula, quam chorus nārrābat, erat dē Pȳramō et Thisbā.

A

The story, which the chorus was telling, was about Pyramus and Thisbe.

28
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prīma persōna, quam pantomīmus agēbat, erat Pȳramus.

A

The first character, whom the mime performer was playing, was Pyramus.

29
Q

Deinde pantomīmus persōnam Thisbae ēgit.

A

Then the mime artist acted the character of Thisbe.

30
Q

Poppillus

A

Poppillus

31
Q

chorum audīre nōn possum. aurēs meae nōn sunt validae.

A

I can’t hear the chorus. My ears aren’t good/strong.

32
Q

nihil est, mī lepus. fābulam bene nōvistī.

A

It’s nothing, my darling. You know the story well.

33
Q

spectā pantomīmum!

A

Look at the mime artist!

34
Q

prīmō Pȳramus, quem Thisba amat, ad mūrum stat.

A

First Pyramus, whom Thisbe loves, is standing at the wall.

35
Q

deinde Thisbam per rīmam vocat.

A

Then he calls Thisbe through the gap.

36
Q

Alexander

A

Alexander

37
Q

pst! Sabīna!

A

Pst! Sabina

38
Q

Letta

A

Letta

39
Q

nunc Thisba Pȳramō respondet.

A

Now Thisbe is replying to Pyramus.

40
Q

Sabīna

A

Sabina

41
Q

quid est, Alexander?

A

What is it, Alexander?

42
Q

Letta

A

Letta

43
Q

Pȳramus Thisbaque iam cōnsilium capiunt …

A

Pyramus and Thisbe are now making a plan…

44
Q

Alexander

A

Alexander

45
Q

mūrus, quī nōbīs obstābat, abest!

A

The wall, which is blocking us, is gone.

46
Q

Sabīna

A

Sabina

47
Q

amor semper vincit

A

Love always wins.

LATN001 (2023) (3 decks)

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