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36 Cards in this Set
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Galatēa nōs timet
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Galatea is afraid of us
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nōs Galatēam timēmus
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we are afraid of Galatea
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fīlia Galatēae est pulcherrima
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Galatea’s daughter is very beautiful
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Barbillus nōs ad vēnātiōnem invītāvit
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Barbillus invited us to a hunt
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māne Phormiōnem ēmīsit
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in the morning he sent out Phormio
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Phormiō sēcum duōs haedōs dūxit
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Phormiō took two goat kids with him
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astrologus Barbillī commōtus
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Barbillus’ alarmed astrologer
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ad nōs cucurrit
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ran to us
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`domine, quō festīnās?
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master, where are your hurrying to?
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cūr ē vīllā hodiē exīre vīs?
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why do you want to leave the house today?’
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`ad praedium meum iter facimus’
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we’re making a trip to my estate
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`perīculōsum est tibi
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it’s dangerous for you
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hodiē ē vīllā exīre
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to leave the house today
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quod sōl Arietī appropinquat’
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because the sun is approaching Aries
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ubi hoc audīvī
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when I heard this
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astrologum dērīsī
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I mocked the astrologer
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Barbillus, quamquam eī crēdēbat
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Barbillus, although he trusted him
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mē offendere nōluit
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did not want to offend me
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postquam rem diū cōgitāvit
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after he thought about the matter for a long time
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`mihi placet exīre,’ inquit
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it pleases me to go out
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astrologus igitur
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the astrologer, therefore,
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ubi dominō persuādēre nōn potuit
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when he could not persuade his master
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eī amulētum dedit
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gave him a lucky charm
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per partem praediī
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through part of the estate
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flūmen Nīlus lēniter fluēbat
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the River Nile was flowing gently
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ubi illūc advēnimus
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when we arrived there
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multōs servōs vīdimus collectōs
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we saw many slaves gathered together
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in hāc multitūdine servōrum
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in this crowd of slaves
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erant nōnnūllī Aethiopes
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were some Aethiopians
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quī hastās in manibus tenēbant
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who were holding spears in their hands
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prope Aethiopas stābat vīlicus
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near the Aethiopians was standing the estate manager
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`omnēs rēs tibi parāvimus’
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we’ve got everything ready for you
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scaphās, quās postulāvistī, comparāvimus
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we’ve obtained the small boats which you asked for
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`haedōs cecīdistis?’ rogāvit Barbillus
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`have you killed the kids?’ asked Barbillus
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`duōs haedōs cecīdimus, domine
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we’ve killed two kids, master
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eōs in scaphās iam posuimus’
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we’ve already put them in the boats
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