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35 Cards in this Set
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hodiē in montibus errābam
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today I was wandering in the hills
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diēs septimānae
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days of the week
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diēs Sōlis, diēs Lūnae
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Sunday, Monday
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diēs Martis, diēs Mercuriī
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Tuesday Wednesday
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diēs Iovis, diēs Veneris
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Thursday, Friday
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diēs Saturnī
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Saturday
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Alexandrīa magnum portum habet
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Alexandria has a large port
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prope portum est īnsula
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near the port is an island
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facile est nāvibus
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it’s easy for ships
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ad portum pervenīre
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to reach the port
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quod in hāc īnsulā
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because on this island
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est pharus ingēns
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is a large lighthouse
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multae nāvēs in portū Alexandrīae sunt
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many ships are in the harbour of Alexandria
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pharus ille, quem rēx Ptolemaeus
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that lighthouse, which King Ptolemy
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post mortem Alexandrī Magnī aedificāverat
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had built after the death of Alexander the Great
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erat inter rēs mīrābilēs mundī
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was among the wonders of the world
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bibliothēca Alexandrīae
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the library at Alexandria
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erat maxima in mundō antīquō
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was the largest in the ancient world
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Alexandrīa est urbs turbulenta
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Alexandria is a rowdy city
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multī mercātōrēs per viās ambulant
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many merchants walk along the streets
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multī servī per urbem currunt
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many slaves run through the city
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multī mīlitēs per viās urbis prōcēdunt
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many soldiers proceed through the streets of the city
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mīlitēs Rōmānī urbem custōdiunt
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the Roman soldiers guard the city
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postquam ad urbem pervēnimus
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after wae reached the city
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templum vīdimus
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we saw a temple
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ad templum, quod Augustus Caesar aedificāverat
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to the temple, which Augustus Caesar had built
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festīnāvimus
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we hurried
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prō templō Caesaris erat āra
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in front of the temple of Caesar was an altar
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ego vīnum in āram fūdī
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I poured wine onto the altar
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prope hanc urbem habitābat Barbillus
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near this city lived Barbillus
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quī negōtium cum patre meō saepe agēbat
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who often used to do business with my father
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vīllam splendidam habēbat
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he had a splendeid villa
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ad vīllam Barbillī mox pervēnī
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I soon reached Barbillus’ villa
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facile erat mihi vīllam invenīre
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it was easy for me to find the villa
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quod Barbillus erat vir nōtissimus
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because Barbillus was a very well-known man
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