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Clodia: Capit. VIII

Clodia, fabula criminalis by Olimpi

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carmen novum a new poem
carmen scripsit he/she wrote a poem
voluit recitare he/she wanted to read aloud
ad audiendum to listen to
ad carmen audiendum to listen to a poem
omnes sedent they all are sitting
omnes spectant they all are watching
unum carmen one poem
carmen parvum a small poem
odi I hate
amo I love
nescio I don't know
sentio I feel, I realize
excrucior I am tortured
carmina sunt the poems are
carmina longa long poems
carmina pulchra pretty poems
hoc carmen this poem
carmen amoris a poem of love
non scripsit he/she did not write
alterum carmen another poem
carmen iratum an angry poem
omnes audiunt they all hear
carmina irata angry poems
iratus mihi es? are you angry at me?
iratus tibi sum I am angry at you
ego te vidi I saw you
tu me vidisti? you saw me?
ubi? when?
femina falsa a false woman
capit statuam he/she takes the statue
iacit statuam he/she throws the statue
in tablino in the office
scribens writing
obesus est he is fat
dux sodalici the leader of a gang
in sodalicio eius in his gang
viri fortes strong men
vir dives a wealthy man
in domo in the house
gladiatores fortes strong gladiators
habent gladios they have swords
gladiatores irati angry gladiators
non timet he/she isn't afraid of
feminam fortem a strong woman
feminam videns seeing the woman
visne tu pecuniam? do you want money?
plenus pecuniae full of money
sacculum ponit he/she places the sack
quid tu petis? what are you looking for?
ego peto I am looking for
ego volo te interficere I want you to kill
Created by: MagistraBerg
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