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40 Cards in this Set
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possumne tē nimis amāre?
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Can I love you too much?
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potesne mē nimium amāre?
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Can you love me too much?
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magnō in perīculō eram
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I was in great danger.
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magnum in perīculum errāuī
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I wandered (OR: I have wandered) into great danger.
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tē amō. pulchra enim es.
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I love you, for you are beautiful.
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pulcher nōn es. tē tamen amō.
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You are not beautiful. Nevertheless, I love you.
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ūnus uir cīuitātem seruāuerat
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One man had saved the state.
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utram terram laudāuistī?
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Which land [of the two] did you praise (OR: have you praised)?
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neutram terram laudāuī
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I praised (OR: I have praised) neither land.
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hanc terram sōlam laudāuerimus
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We will have praised this land alone.
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tōtam terram uīderās
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You had seen the entire country.
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amāsne ūllum uirum?
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Do you love any man?
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nūllum uirum amō
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I love no man.
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hunc nautam nōn amō. alter mē iuuat.
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I do not love this sailor. The other one delights me.
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alter magister mē ad uirtūtem dūcet. alter magister mē ad exitium dūcit.
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The one teacher will lead me to virtue. The other teacher is leading me to destruction.
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alterī Red Sox amant. alterī Yankees amant.
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The one group loves the Red Sox. The others love the Yankees.
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hic est alter uir meus.
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This is my second husband.
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alius poēta mē iuuat, nōn hic
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Another poet delights me, not this one.
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aliud laudat, aliud agit
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He praises one thing, he does another thing.
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alius aliud laudat
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One person praises one thing, another person praises another thing.
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alius alium laudat
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One person praises one person, another (person) praises another (person).
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aliud aliōs iuuat
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One thing delights some people, another thing delights others.
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poētae alius alium laudant
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The poets are praising one another.
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istum librum nōn amō
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I do not like that book of yours.
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Cicerō ille nūllōs aliōs librōs scrīpsit
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The famous Cicero wrote no other books.
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ille scrīptor multōs aliōs librōs scrīpserit
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That writer will have written many other books.
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magistrī studium amant
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Teachers love study.
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morbus est malus
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Disease is bad.
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trahisne mē hunc in locum?
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Are you dragging me into this place?
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haec loca mē iuuant
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These places delight me.
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hī locī mē iuuant
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These passages in literature delight me.
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agisne hoc tempus in agrō?
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Are you spending this time in the field?
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agēsne hoc tempus in agrō?
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Will you spend this time in the field?
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agēbāsne hoc tempus in agrō?
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Were you spending this time in the field?
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ēgerisne hoc tempus in agrō?
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Will you have spent this time in the field?
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ēgerāsne hoc tempus in agrō?
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Had you spent this time in the field?
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ēgistīne hoc tempus in agrō?
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Did you spend (OR: Have you spent) this time in the field?
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amābatne aliam puellam?
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Was he loving another girl?
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cōgitābāsne dē lībertāte populī Rōmānī?
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Were you thinking about the liberty/freedom of the Roman people?
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multa dōna sorōribus frātribusque dederat.
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He/She had given many gifts to his/her sisters and brothers.
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