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39 Cards in this Set
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cīuitātem eōrum seruāuī (seruābō, seruābam, seruāueram).
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I have saved their state (I will save, I was saving, I had saved)
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rēgēs Āsiam habuērunt (habent, habēbunt, habuerant).
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The kings have held Asia (are holding, will hold, had held)
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tū litterās ad eam mīsistī (mittēs, mittis, mīserās).
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You have sent a letter to her (will send, are sending, had sent)
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eum in eōdem locō inuēnērunt (inuēnerant, inuenient).
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They have found him in the same place (had found, will find)
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illī fūgerant (fugient, fugiunt, fugiēbant, fūgērunt).
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Those men had fled (will flee, are fleeing, were fleeing, have fled)
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deus hominibus lībertātem dederat (dedit, dat, dabit).
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God had given liberty to the men (has given, is giving, will give)
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uōs fuistis (erātis, estis, eritis, fuerātis) uirī līberī.
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You have been free men (were, are, will be, had been)
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Caesar eōs seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved them (m.)
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Caesar eās seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved them (f.)
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Caesar ea seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved them (n.)
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Caesar eum seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved him.
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Caesar eam seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved her.
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Caesar id seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved it.
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Caesar sē seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved himself.
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Caesar sē ipse seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved himself.
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Rōmānī sē seruāuērunt.
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The Romans have saved themselves.
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Caesar amīcum suum seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved his (own) friend.
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Caesar amīcum eius seruāuit.
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Caesar has saved his friend. OR Caesar has saved her friend.
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Rōmānī amīcum suum seruāuērunt.
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The Romans saved their (own) friend.
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Rōmānī amīcum eōrum seruāuērunt.
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The Romans saved their friend.
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Caesar ipse eum seruāuit.
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Caesar himself saved him.
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nihil sibi dedit.
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He gave nothing to himself. OR She gave nothing to herself.
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nihil sibi dedērunt.
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They gave nothing to themselves.
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nihil eī dedērunt.
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They gave nothing to him. OR They gave nothing to her.
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nihil eīs dedērunt.
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They gave nothing to them.
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cīuitātem magnā cum sapientiā gerēbant.
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They were managing the state with great wisdom.
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illa animālia multōs hominēs in mare trāxērunt.
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Those animals dragged many men into the sea.
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iūra cīuium uī uincet.
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He will conquer the rights of the citizens by force.
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nōs cum cīuibus multārum urbium iungēmus.
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We will join ourselves with the citizens of many cities.
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rēgī ipsī hās litterās cum uirtūte scrīpsit.
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He wrote this letter to the king himself with courage.
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artem Graecōrum oculīs meīs uīdī.
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I saw the art of the Greeks with my own eyes.
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sententiās multās pulchrāsque ex uirīs antīquīs trāximus.
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We have drawn many beautiful thoughts from the men of old.
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illō tempore sōlō illa tria perīcula timuit; sed mortem semper timēbat.
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At that time alone he feared those three dangers ; but he was always afraid of death.
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cīuēs illārum quīnque urbium lībertātem exspectābant.
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The citizens of those five cities were waiting for liberty.
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urbem duābus hōrīs sapientiā suā cōnseruāuērunt.
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They saved the city within two hours by means of their wisdom.
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in urbem cum tribus ex amīcīs meīs ueniēbam.
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I was coming into the city with three of my friends.
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uīdistīne duōs patrēs nostrōs eō tempore?
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Did you see our two fathers at that time?
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cīuitās nostra lībertātem et iūra cīuium cōnseruābat.
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Our state was preserving liberty and the rights of the citizens.
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Rōmānī mōrēs temporum antīquōrum laudābant.
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The Romans were praising the customs of the ancient times.
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