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Clodia: Capit. VII

Clodia, fabula criminalis by Olimpi

LatinEnglish
scribens carmen writing a poem
carmen novum a new poem
in mensa on the table
prope eum near him
popinam intrat he/she enters the bar
clamans shouting
cur tu gaudes? why are you happy?
cur tu clamas? why are you shouting?
prope sedet he/she sits nearby
me amat he/she loves me
est armilla is a bracelet
puellae tuae for your girl
est donum it is a gift
putasne? do you think?
armilla pulchra a pretty bracelet
donum pulchrum a pretty gift
fibulam magnam a big clothing pin
fibulam pulchram a pretty clothing pin
fibula est is a clothing pin
donum bonum a good gift
adiuva me! help me!
qui petunt who are attacking
gladios magnos large swords
ubique sunt they are everywhere
petunt homines they are attacking people
unus ex gladiatoribus one of the gladiators
gladiatores timet he/she fears the gladiators
fugit he/she runs away
virum timidum a scared man
non petunt they are not attacking
timidus fugit scared, he runs away
aperi ianuam! open the door!
me petunt they are attacking me
aperit ianuam he/she opens the door
petit he/she looks for
eam non videt he/she does not see her
ego veni ad visitandum I come to visit
domi non est he/she is not at home
cenat he/she is dining
apud senatorem at the house of a senator
non dixit mihi he/she did not tell me
visne sedere? do you want to sit?
visne exspectare? do you want to wait?
sedet solus he is sitting alone
ante eum before him
non possit cenare he/she cannot eat
est tam tristis ut he/she is so sad that
non possit bibere he/she cannot drink
non possit scribere he/she cannot write
potest videre he/she can see
Created by: MagistraBerg
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