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32 Cards in this Set
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servī ad vīllam revēnērunt
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the slaves returned to the villa
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Barbillum portantēs
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carrying Barbillus
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ancillae prope lectum stābant, lacrimantēs
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the maids were standing near the bed, crying
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astrologus in cubiculum irrūpit, clāmāns
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the astrologer burst into the bedroom, shouting
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remedium astrologī
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the astrologer’s remedy
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erat mūrem nigrum capere
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was to catch a black mouse
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et dissecāre
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and dissect it
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postrēmō volēbat
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finally he wanted
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eum in umerō Barbillī pōnere
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to place it on Barbillus’ shoulder
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Barbillus, in lectō recumbēns
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Barbillus, lying on the bed
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astrologum audīvit
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heard the astrologer
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Phormiō ad urbem contendit
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Phormio rushed to the city
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medicum quaerēns
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looking for the doctor
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Petrō, postquam dē vulnere Barbillī audīvit,
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Phormio, after he heard about Barbillus’ injury
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ad vīllam eius festīnāvit
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hurried to his villa
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cutem quam hasta servī secuerat
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the skin which the slave’s spear had cut open
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perītē cōnseruit
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he skilfully sewed together
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ubi Rūfus et Plōtīna
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when Rufus and Plotina
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Graeciae appropinquābant,
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were approaching Greece
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ingēns tempestās
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a great storm
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nāvem eōrum obruit
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overwhelmed their boat
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Barbillus in Aegyptō
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Barbillus in Egypt
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moritūrus erat
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was going to die
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sed Rūfus, fīlius eius,
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but Rufus, his son
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in Britanniā mīlitābat
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was serving as a soldier in Britain
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dracō dormiēns
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a sleeping dragon
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nunquam titillandus
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should never be tickled
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dracōnēs dormientēs
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sleeping dragons
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nunquam titillandī
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should never be tickled
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crocodīlī haedōs praecipitēs petēbant
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the crocodiles went headlong for the kids
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quamquam astrologus anxius erat
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although the astrologer was worried
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Barbillus ad flūmen iter fēcit.
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Barbillus made a journey to the river
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