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61 Cards in this Set
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Ama Amate |
(You) love Imp. |
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Mone Monete |
(You) advise Imp. |
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O Amice |
Oh Friend Voc. |
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Narrasne, nauta, fabulam? |
Sailor, are you telling a story? |
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Amice, pueris fabulam narra |
Friend, tell the boys a story |
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Liber puella |
The book of the girl |
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Animus viri |
The soul of the man |
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Turba virorum |
The crowd of men |
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Nemo feminarum |
No one of the women |
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Amicus feminae tacet |
The friend of the woman is silent |
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Habesne domini libros? |
Do you have the Lord's books? |
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Amice tace |
Be quiet friend! |
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Arma viri habet |
The men have weapons |
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Templum dei videmus |
We see the temple of god |
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Puellae donum dat |
He gives a gift to the girl |
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Viro fabulas narramus |
We tell stories to the man |
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Domino laborat |
He is working for the master |
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Pueris donum habet |
He has a gift for the boys |
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Pueris donum habet |
He has a gift for the boys |
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Nautae pontus est pulcher |
To a sailor the ocean is beautiful |
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Turba regno laborat |
The crowd works for the kingdom |
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Nautae fabulam narrat |
The sailor tells a story |
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Habesne puellae libros |
Do you have the girl's books? |
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Arma domini puero paramus |
The lords prepare arms for the boys |
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Filius viro pecuniam debere solet |
The son of the man is accustomed to owe money |
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Nemo aquam agricolae portat |
No one brings water to the farmer |
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Monstrasne silvam filiis? |
Are you showing the forest to the boys? |
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Templum dis aedificant |
They build a temple to God |
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Turba virorum caelum videt |
The crowd of men see the sky |
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Pueri, fabulam narrate |
Boys, tell a story |
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Femina puellae viroque cenam parat |
The woman prepares dinner for the girls and the man |
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Arma virumque laudo |
I praise the men and weapons |
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Agros agricolae laudare solemus |
We are accustomed to praise the fields of tyre farmer |
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Imperium domini filium terret |
The power of the lord scares the boy |
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Pueri puellaeque clamare solent |
Boys and girls are accustomed to yell |
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Templum Dearum implete |
Complete the temple of the gods! |
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Habesne regno consilium, o Romule? |
Do you have a plan for the kingdom, oh Romulus? |
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Amicos iuvare debemus |
We ought to help the friends |
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Di turbae imperium monstrant |
Gods show power to the people |
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Silva virum feminamque terret |
The forest scares men and women |
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Animum viro natura dat |
Nature gives a soul to the man |
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Vocate, o puellae, agricolas |
Call, oh girls, the farmers |
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Poetae fabulas narrant et monstrant animum virorum: |
Poets tell stories and show the soul of men |
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Advenae ad terram Italiae navigant |
Foreigners sail to the land of Italy |
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Advena, advenae |
Foreigner |
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Pugnare solent et bellum portant |
They are accustomed to fight and they prepare for war |
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Pueri puellaeque timent |
Boys and girls were afraid |
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Populus templum aedificat et dis dona dat |
The people build temples and give gifts to the gods |
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Sed viri Italiae imperium habent et nautas superant |
But men of Italy have power and overcome the sailors |
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Turba viros laudat et populus gaudet |
The crowd praises the men and the people rejoice |
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Musa, viro causas belli memora |
Muse, recall for the man the causes of the war |
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Bella parat minos |
Minos prepares for war |
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Debemus videre templa deorum |
We ought to see the temples of the gods |
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Dea Deus |
Goddess God |
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Di Dis |
Gods (pl) For/with the gods |
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Ventus, venti |
Wind |
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Do, dare, dedi, datus |
I give, to give, i gave, about to give |
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Impleo, implere, implevi, impletus |
To fill |
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Paro, parare, paravi, paratus |
To prepare |
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Porto, portare, portavi, portatus |
To carry |
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Pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus |
To fight |
