Chapter 1; Charta Geographica

Front 1

Paper Map

Back 1

Charta

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Europa the Maiden, Europe the Continent

Back 2

Europa

Front 3

Story

Stories

Back 3

Fabula

Fabulae

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Insula

Insulae

Back 4

Island

Islands

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Paeninsula

Paeninsulae

Back 5

Peninsula

Peninsulas

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Puella

Puellae

Back 6

Girl, Maiden

Girls, Maidens

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Regina

Reginae

Back 7

Queen

Queens

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Terra

Terrae

Back 8

Land, Country, Earth

Lands, Countries, Earths

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Est

Back 9

Is

Front 10

Lives

Back 10

Habitat

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Rules

Back 11

Regnat

Front 12

Spectate

Back 12

Look At [A Command]

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Are

Back 13

Sunt

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And

Back 14

Et

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Here

Back 15

Hic

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(With abl. case) in, on

Back 16

In

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Ita

Back 17

Yes, Thus So

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First word in a sentence indicates asking a question

Back 18

-Ne

Front 19

Paene

Back 19

Almost

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But

Back 20

Sed

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Ubi

Back 21

Where

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Friend [Fem]

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Amica

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Friend [Masc]

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Amicus

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Deus

Back 24

God

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Daughter

Daughters

Back 25

Filia

Filae

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Iuppiter

Back 26

Jupiter

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Ovid [The Poet]

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Ovidius

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Poet

Poets

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Poeta

Poetae

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King

Back 29

Rex

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Bull

Back 30

Taurus

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Tyre

Back 31

Tyrus

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Loves, Likes

Back 32

Amat

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Desiderat

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Desires

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Flees

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Fugitat

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Plays

Back 35

Ludit

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Tells

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Narrats

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Carries

Back 37

Portat

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Watches, Looks At

Back 38

Spectat

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Strange, New

Back 39

Novus

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Timid, Shy

Back 40

Timidus

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Phoenician or of Phoneicia

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Phoenicius

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Tyrian or of Tyre

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Tyrius

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To, Toward, Near

Back 43

Ad

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With

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Cum

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De

Back 45

About, Concerning, Down From

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Diu

Back 46

For a long time, For a long while, Long

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Nunc

Back 47

Now

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Once, Once Upon A Time

Back 48

Olim

Front 49

Quis?

Back 49

Who?

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Himself, Herself, Itself, Themselves

Back 50

Se

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Sea

Back 51

Mari

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They Love, Are Loving, Do Love

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Amant

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They Carry, are Carrying, Do Carry

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Portant

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They Rule, are Ruling, Do Rule

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Regnant

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Sunt

Back 55

They Are

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Ludent

Back 56

They Play, Are Playing, Do Play

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-t

Back 57

Pronoun = He, She, It

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-nt

Back 58

Pronoun = They

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-a to -ae

Back 59

Nominative Case: Nouns Singular -a to Nouns Plural -ae

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Tergo

Back 60

On His Back

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Appeliata

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Is Called

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Europa est puella pulchra.

Back 62

Europa is a beautiful maiden

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Nominative Case = Singular -a and Plural -ae

Terra Est Magna

Terrae sunt Magnae

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Nominative Case

The land is Large

The lands are Large

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Accusative Case = Singular -am Plural -as

Spectate Terram

Spectate Terras

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Accusative Case

Look at the Land

Look at the Lands

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Ablative Case = Singular -a Plural -is

Roma est in Italia

Puellae pulchrae sunt in Insulis

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Ablative Case

Rome is in Italy

The beautiful girls are on the Islands

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Predictive Case

Insulae sunt Tarrae

Back 66

Predictive Case

The lands are countries

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Nominative Case Singular = -a Plural = -ae

The Land is Large.

The Lands are Large

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Terra est magna. [singular]

Terrae sunt magnae. [plural]

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Accusative Singular and Plural

Accusative Case Singular = -am Plural = -as

Look at the Land.

Look at the Lands.

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Spectate terram.

Spectate terras.

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Ablative Case Singular = -a Plural = -as

Rome is in Italy.

The beautiful girls are in Italy.

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Roma est in Italia

Puellae pulchras sunt in Italia

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-am -as

Back 70

Accusative Case Nouns Singular to Plural

Puellam = Girl

Puellis = Girls

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-a -is

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Ablative Case Nouns Singular to Plural

Puella = Girl

Puellis = Girls

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Minerva est dea.

Back 72

Minerva is a goddess.

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Est dea sapientiae.

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(She) is the goddess of wisdom.

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Est dea lānae quoque.

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(She) is also the goddess of spinning.

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Arachnē est puella.

Back 75

Arachne is a maiden.

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Est puella perīta in lānā.

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(She) is a girl skilled in spinning.

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Pictūrās pulchrās in textilī format

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(She) fashions beautiful pictures in tapestries.

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Minerva cum deīs in Olympō habitat.

Back 78

Minerva lives with the gods on Olympus.

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Arachnē in casā parvā in Lydiā habitat.

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Arachne lives in a small house in Lydia.

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Arachnē est superba quod pictūrās pulchrās fōrmat.

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Arachne is proud because she fashions beautiful pictures.

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Saepe nymphae silvae spectant dum puella perīta lānam glomerat et pictūrās in textilī fōrmat.

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Often the nymphs of the forest watch while the skillful girl winds wool and fashions pictures on a tapestry.

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Picturae sunt pulchrae.

Back 82

The pictures are beautiful.

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Pictūrae fābulās dē vītā agricolārum et dē vitā incolārum Lydiae nārrant.

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The pictures tell stories about the of farmers and the life of the inhabitants of Lydia.

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Nymphae pictūrās puellae amant et puellam laudant.

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The nymphs love the girl's pictures and they praise the girl.

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-ae -arum

Back 85

Genitive Case Singular and Plural

Puellae = Girl

Puellarum = Girls

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-ae -is

Back 86

Dative Case Singular and Plural

Puellae = Girl

Puellis = Girls

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Dea

Back 87

Goddess