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302 Cards in this Set

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mirabilis
marvelous, strange
misit
sent
discessit
departed, left
poculum hausit
drained his wine cup
ex urbe
from the city
nox
night
lucida
bright
luna
moon
plena
full
lucebat
was shining
silva
woods, forest
centurionem
centurion
conspexit
caught sight of
dixit
said
tunica
tunic
deposuit
took off
evanuit
vanished
lupus
wolf
apparuit
appeared
ululavit
howled
caute
cautiously
inspexit
looked at, examined
lapidea
made of stone
rem intellexit
understood the truth
ille centurio
that centurion
versipellis
werewolf
plauserunt
they applauded
tacebant
were silent
aliam
another
hospites
guests
hercle!
By Hercules!
mortuus
dead
primus
first
gladiatorem
gladiator
prope amphitheatrum
near the amphitheater
secundus
second
terruit
frightened
gladium
sword
ingentem
huge
vibrabat
was brandishing, was waving
in arena
in the arena
insanus
insane, crazy
homo
man
eum
him
traxit
dragged
notissimus
very well-known
vivit
is alive
umbra
ghost
explicavit
explained
vale
good-bye (singular)
timide
fearfully
procedebant
were advancing, were proceeding
nullae stella
no stars
in caelo
in the sky
desertae
deserted
feles
cat
ruerunt
they rushed
de vita desperabant
were despairing for their lives
sollicit
worried, anxious
venatio
hunt
suum
his
vir
man
venator
hunter
magnifica
magnificent
hanc
this
pretiosa
precious, expensive
cervi
deer (plural)
amabat
liked, loved
pulcherrima
very beautiful
opportune
just at the right time
aper
boar
latet
lies hidden
ignavi
cowards
num tu times?
surely you are not afraid?
animal
animal
ferox
ferocious
longum
long
venabulum
hunting spear
cepit
took
processerunt
proceeded, advanced
viderunt
saw
clamorem fecerunt
made a noise, shouted
impetum fecit
made an attack, charged
fortiter
bravely
venabulum emisit
threw his spear
transfixit
pierced
terra
ground
decidit
fell down
ex ore
from its mouth
heri
yesterday
pessimam
very bad
coxit
cooked
stili
pens (used for writing on wax tablets)
in loco proprio
in the right place
crines
hair
optime
very well
componis
arrange
stolam
(long) dress
fortasse
perhaps
diligenter
carefully
curas
take care of
conspicit
catches sight of
cum
with
facit
makes, does
intellegit
understands
lacrimat
cries, weeps
narrat
tells, relates
necat
kills
pestis
pest, rascal
terret
frightens
valde
very much, very
notissimus
very well-known
de vita desperabant
were despairing for their lives
pulcherrima
very beautiful
stili
pens (used for writing on wax tablets)
in loco proprio
in the right place
valde
very much, very
thermae
baths
ibant
used to go
oleum
oil
strigiles
strigils, scrapers
ferebant
used to carry
athletas
athletes
pugiles
boxers
in palaestra
in the palaestra
se exercebant
were exercising
discos emittebant
were throwing the discus
invenerunt
found
apodyterium
changing-room
togas
togas
tepidarium
warm room
paulisper
for a short time
caldarium
hot room
ibi
there
garriebant
gossiped
radebant
scraped
statuas
statues
posuerunt
have placed, have put up
porticus
colonnade
offerebant
were offering
in media turba
in the middle of the crowd
novum
new
longe
far
per auras evolavit
flew through the air
rediit
came back
non accepit
did not accept
tradidit
handed over
percussit
struck
nasum fractum
a broken nose
domina
madam
donum
present, gift
hae togae
these togas
sordidae
dirty
intus
inside
alias
other
elegit
chose
quanti est?
how much is it?
quinquaginta denarios
fifty denarii
cupio
I want
decem
ten
quadraginta
forty
quindecim
fifteen
nimium
too much
triginta
thirty
consentio
I agree
ego . . . gratias. . . ago
I thank, give thanks
induit
is putting on
abi!
go away!
pauper
a poor man
geris
you are wearing
parce!
mercy!
aegra
sick, ill
liberos
children
ostiarius
doorkeeper
frigidarium
cold room
agnoscit
recognizes
celebrat
celebrates
civis
citizen
cupit
wants
dat
gives
dedit
gave
dies
day
dies natalis
birthday
emittit
throws, sends out
exercet
exercises
fert
brings, carries
hospes
guest
ille
that
inspicit
looks at, inspects, examines
iterum
again
medius
middle
notus
well-known, famous
offert
offers
ostendit
shows
controversia
debate
rhetor
teacher
docebat
used to teach
meliores quam
better than
minime!
no!
sententia
opinion
argumentum
proof
barbaros
barbarians
imperium
empire
pacem
peace
architecti
builders, architects
pontes
bridges
ubique
everywhere
aedificamus
build
maior quam
bigger than
postremo
lastly
dei
gods
dant
give
deinde
then
surrexit
got up
miserandi
pathetic, pitiful
imitatores
imitators
auctores
creators
libros
books
legitis
read
riserunt
laughed
Graecum
Greek
Graeciores
more Greek
fratres
brothers
institor
peddler, street vendor
ad eos
to them
felices
lucky
da!
give!
dissentiebant
were arguing
stultissimi
very stupid
abierunt
went away
in terram
onto the ground
deiecit
threw
in piscinam
into the fishpond
venite huc!
come here!
philosophus
philosopher
vosne estis contenti?
are you satisfied?
artifices
artists
praemium
profit
susurravit
whispered, mumbled
Graeculi
poor little Greeks
caupo
innkeeper
delevit
has destroyed
antiquus
old, ancient
in pyramide
in a pyramid
clausit
shut, closed
eam
her
postridie
(on) the next day
maritum
husband
incendium
blaze, fire
ardebat
was on fire
infelix
unlucky
amisit
lost
Aegyptius
Egyptian
Neptunus
Neptune (god of the sea)
ludi magister
the title of a teacher at a small school for young children
paedagogus
A slave who escorted students to and from school
tabulae
wooden tablets
stilus
a stick of metal, bone, or ivory used to inscribe letters on the wax surface of a tablet
grammaticus
a teacher who ran a secondary school
abit
goes away
accipit
accepts
callidus
clever, smart
capit
takes
exclamat
exclaims
frater
brother
inimicus
enemy
invenit
finds
it
goes
liber
book
nos
we
nuntiat
announces
pax
peace
portus
harbor
quam
than, how
servat
saves, protects
tacet
is silent, is quiet
vehementer
violently, loudly
vos
you (plural)
candidatus
candidate
favent
favor, give support to
dives
rich
vir nobilis
a man of noble birth
credunt
trust, have faith in
sibi dixit
said to himself
gens nostra
our family
rem cogitabat
was considering the problem
scriptor
sign-writer
consilium cepit
had an idea
murum
wall
scribe!
write!
titulum
advertisement, slogan
placetne tibi?
does it suit you?
scripsit
wrote
asinus
ass, donkey
senior
the older
erade!
erase!
inscriptionem
writing
erasit
erased
desistite!
stop!
intro ite!
go inside!
rem confecit
finished the job
tertium
third