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Wheelock: Chapter 9 Flashcards

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HIC TOOTUS LIBER MULTOOS LOCOOS LITTERAARUM ROOMAANAARUM LAUDAT

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This entire book praises many passages of Roman literature

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HII IGITUR ILLIIS DEAABUS HERI GRAATIAAS AGEEBANT

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These men thanked those gods yesterday

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ILLUD DEE VITIIIS ISTIIUS REEGIINAE NUNC SCRIIBAM ET ISTA POENAAS DABIT

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I will write that about the vices of that queen and she will pay the penalty

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NEUTER ALTERII PLEENAM COOPIAM PECUUNIAE TUM DABIT

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Neither then will give the plenteous amount of money to either.

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POTESTNE LAUS UULLIIUS TERRAE ESSE PERPETUA?

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Can the praise of one land be everlasting?

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LABOR UUNIIUS NUMQUAM POTERIT HAAS COOPIAAS VINCERE

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The labor of one man never will be able to conquer these troops

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MOOREES ISTIIUS SCRIPTOORIS ERANT NIMIS MALII

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The morals of that writer were too bad

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NUULLII MAGISTRII, TAMEN, SUB ISTOO VEERA DOCEERE AUDEEBANT

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No teachers, however, under that man dared to teach truths

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VALEEBUNTNE PAAX ET LIIBERTAAS IN PATRIAA NOSTRAA POST HANC VICTOORIAM?

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Will peace and liberty prosper in our country after this victory?

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DUM ILLII IBI REMANENT, ALIII NIHIL AGUNT, ALIII DISCUNT

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While those men remain there, some men do nothing, others learn

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UBI ILLAAS NUNC VIDEERE POSSUM?

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Where can I see those women now?

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HIC ILLAM VIRGINEM IN MAATRIMOONIUM DUUCET

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This man will marry that maiden

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HUIC COONSILIOO PALMAN DOO

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To that plan I give the palm of victory

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VIRTUUTEM ENIM ILLIIUS VIRII AMAAMUS

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Truly we the bravery of that man

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SOOLUS HUNC IUVAARE POTES

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Only you can help this man

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POENA ISTIIUS UUNIIUS HUNC MORBUM CIIVITAATIS RELEVAABIT SED PERIICULUM SEMPER REMANEEBIT

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The penalty of that one man will relieve this disease of the state but the danger will always remain

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HII ENIM DEE EXITIOO HUIUS CIIVITAATIS ET TOOTIIUS ORBIS TERRAARUM COOGITANT

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These men truly think about the ruin of this state and the whole world

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EST NUULUS LOCUS UTRII HOMINII IN HAAC TERRAA

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Is there no place for either man in this land

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SII VIIS STUDEERE PHILOSOPHIAE ANIMOOQUE HOC STUDIUM NOON POTEST VALEERE SINE FRUUGAALITAATE

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If you want to devote yourself to philosophy and the mind, this study cannot prosper without frugality

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QUID DISCIPULAE HODIEE DISCERE DEEBENT?

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What should the students learn today?

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FRAATREES NIHIL CUM RATIOONE HERI GEREEBANT

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The brothers were doing nothing with reason yesterday

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ILLE MAGNAM VIRTUUTEM LABOORIS ET STUDIII DOCEERE SAEPE AUDET

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That man often dares to teach the great virtue of labor and study

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HIC DEE SENECTUUTE SCRIIBEEBAT

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This man wrote about old age

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EX LIBRIIS UUNIIUS VIRII NAATUURAM HAARUM IINSIDIAARUM DEEMOONSTRAABIMUS

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From the books of this one man we will show the nature of these plots

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ISTII SOOLII VICTOORIAM NIMIS AMANT; NEUTER DEE PAACE COOGITAT

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Those men alone love victory too much; neither thinks about peace

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UBI CIIVITAAS UULLOOS VIROOS MAGNAE SAPIENTIAE AUDIET?

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Where will the state hear any men of great wisdom

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EX ILLIIS TERRIIS IN HAEC LOCA CUM AMIICIIS VESTRIIS VENIITE

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Come out of those lands into these places with your friends

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TAMEN POST PAUCAAS HOORAAS SOROOREM ILLIIUS INVENIIRE POTERAAMUS

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However, after a few hours we were able to find the sister of that man

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COOPIAE VESTRAE UTRUM VIRUM IBI NUMQUAM CAPIENT

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Your troops will never seize any man there

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ALTER GRAECUS REMEDIUM HUIUS MORBII INVENIEEBAT

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Another Greek man found the cure of this disease

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CARMINA ILLIIUS SCRIIPTOORIS SUNT PLEENA NOON SOOLUM VEERITAATIS SED ETIAM VIRTUUTIS

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The songs of that writer were full of not only truth but also virtue

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CUPIDITAATEM PECUUNIAE GLOORIAEQUE FUGITE

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Flee from the want of money and glory

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OFFICIUM MEUM FACIAM

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I will now do my business

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FAAMA TUA ET VIITA FIILIAE TUAE IN PERIICULUM CRAAS VENIENT

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Your fame and your daughter’s life will come into danger tomorrow

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VIITA NOON EST VIIVERE SED VALEERE

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Life is not living but being well

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SEMPER MAGNOO CUM TIMOORE INCIPIOO DIICERE

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I always begin to speak with great fear

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VIIVE MEMOR MORTIS; FUGIT HOORA

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Live mindful of the dead; the hour flies

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PAUCII VENIUNT AD SENECTUUTEM

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Few come to old age

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FAATA VIAM INVENIENT

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The fates will find the way

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OBSEQUIUM PARIT AMIICOOS; VEERITAAS PARIT ODIUM

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Compliance produces friends; the truth produces hate

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NIHIL CUM AMIICITIAA POSSUM COMPARAARE

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I can compare nothing with friendship

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DII HOMINIBUS NIHIL MELIUS DANT

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The gods give nothing better to men

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PECUUNIAM ALIII MAALUNT; ALIII CORPORA SAANA; ALIII FAAMAM GLOORIAMQUE

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Some prefer money; others healthy bodies; others fame and glory

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SED HII VIRII NIMIUM ERRANT QUONIAM ILLA SUNT INCERTA ET EX FORTUUNAA VENIUNT; NOON EX SAPIENTIAA

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But these men err too much since these are uncertain things and they come from chance not from wisdom

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AMIICITIA ENIM EX SAPIENTIAA ET AMOORE ET MOORIBUS BONIIS ET VIRTUUTE VENIT

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But truly friendship comes from wisdom and love and good morals and virtue

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SINE VIRTUUTE AMIICITIA NOON POTEST ESSE

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Without virtue friendship cannot be

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SII NUULLOOS AMIICOOS HABEES, HABEES VIITAM TYRANNII

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If you have no friends, you have the life of a tyrant

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SII INVENIEES AMIICUM VEERUM VIITA TUA ERIT BEAATA

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If you find a true friend, your life will be happy

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