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33 Cards in this Set
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mihi
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to/for me (dative)
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tibi
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to/for you (dative)
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dominō bonō
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to/for the good master (dative)
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ancillae bonae
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to/for the good maid (dative)
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mercātōrī bonō
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to/for the good merchant (dative)
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volō tē pulsāre
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I want to hit you
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nōlī mē pulsāre
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don’t hit me!
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dominum pulsō
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I hit the master
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ancillam pulsō
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I hit the maid
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mercātōrem pulsō
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I hit the merchant
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Iōhannem Dannus pulsat
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Dan hits John
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Iōhannēs Dannum pulsat
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John hits Dan
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senex, quī scēptrum tenēbat,
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the old man, who was holding a sceptre,
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erat rēx Cogidubnus
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was King Cogidubnus
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fēmina prope Cogidubnum sedēbat
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a woman was sitting near Cogidubnus
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fēmina, quae diadēma gerēbat,
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the woman, who was wearing a diadem,
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erat rēgīna
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was the queen
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dōnum quod rēgem valdē dēlectāvit
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the gift which greatly delighted the king
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erat equus
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was a horse
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vīnum, quod ancillae ferēbant,
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the wine, which the maids were carrying,
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erat in paterā aureā
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was in a golden bowl
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rēx vīnum lībāvit
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the king poured out the wine as an offering
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servus agnum ad āram dūxit
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a slave led the lamb to the altar
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agnus, quem servus dūcēbat,
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the lamb, which the slave was leading,
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erat victima
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was the victim
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sacerdōs victimam īnspexit
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the priest inspected the victim
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victima, quam servus tenēbat, bālāvit
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whe victim, which the slave was leading, bleated
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sacerdōs victimam interfēcit
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the priest killed the victim
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Cogidubnus, cuius aulam hīc vidētis,
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Cogidubnus, whose palace you (plural) see here
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erat rēx Rēgnēnsium
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was king of the Regnenses
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saxum, in quō avēs stant,
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the rock, on which the birds are standing
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est in marī
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is in the sea
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prope aulam rēgis Cogidubnī
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near the palace of King Cogidubnus
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