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36 Cards in this Set
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quis?
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who?
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quid?
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what?
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quandō?
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when?
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quot?
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how many?
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ubi?
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where?
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cūr?
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why?
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unde?
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where from?
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quō?
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where to?
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hiems erat cōnfecta
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winter was finished
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iam prīmus diēs vēris erat
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now it was the first day of spring
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sacerdōtēs Īsidem ad portum ferre solēbant.
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The priests were accustomed to carry Isis to the port
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pompa, quam plūrimī Alexandrīnī
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the procession which very many Alexandrians
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spectāre volēbant
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wanted to see
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splendida erat
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was splendid
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pompam tamen Barbillus spectāre nōlēbat
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Barbillus, however, did not want to see the procession
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`ego hanc pompam saepe vīdī
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I have often seen this procession
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tū tamen numquan vīdistī
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you, however, have never seen it
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Aristō tē ad pompam dūcere vult’
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Aristo wants to take you to the procession
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cum Aristōne ad portum ībam
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I was going with Aristo to the harbour
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Galatēa et fīlia, Helena, nōbīscum ībant
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Galatea and her daughter, Helena, were going with us
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ubi portuī appropinquābāmus
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when we were getting near the harbour
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Galatēa fīliam et marītum vituperābat
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Galatea was scolding her daughter and husband
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`nōlī festīnāre!’
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don’t hurry!
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`tolle caput!’
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keep your head up!
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`Aristō! ēmovē hanc turbam!’
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Aristo! Get this crowd out of the way!
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`locum optimum nōvimus
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we know a very good place
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unde tōtum spectāculum vidēre solēmus
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from where we are accustomed to see the whole show
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servus nōbīs illum locam servat
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a slave is keeping that place for us
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nōnne servum māne ēmīsistī?’
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Didn’t you send the slave out this morning?
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duo iuvenēs locum tenēbant
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Two young men were occupying the place
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ubi Galatēa stāre volēbat
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where Galatea wanted to stand
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Aristō iuvenibus appropinquāvit
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Aristo approached the young men
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et cōmiter locum poscēbat
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and started politely asking for the place
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uxor tamen vehementer clāmāvit
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his wife, however, shouted forcefully
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`iuvenēs, cēdite!
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young men, give way!
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`nōlīte nōbīs obstāre!’
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don’t get in our way!
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