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Clodia: Capitulum IX

Clodia, fabula criminalis by Olimpi

LatinEnglish
omnes rident everyone is laughing
omnes videntes everyone, seeing
virum obesum a fat man
qui vinum bibit who is drinking wine
vir videns a man, seeing
ubi est caper? where is the goat?
ego caprum non habeo I do not have a goat
parva voce with a small voice
omnes audientes everyone, listening
caper tuus your goat
est trux is fierce
caper habitat the goat lives
sub valle alarum (in) your armpits
magna voce in a big voice
irascitur he/she becomes angry
carmen novum a new poem
scriptum est it has been written
quis scripsit? who wrote?
amicus tuus your friend
scripsit carmen he/she wrote the poem
amicus meus my friend
in raeda in a carriage
non solus est he is not alone
post raedam behind the carriage
magnus clamor auditur a great noise is heard
audiuntur homines clamantes shouting men are heard
gladii audiuntur swords are heard
magna pugna a large fight
ubique sunt they are everywhere
magno clamore with a great noise
vult fugere he/she wants to run away
ab pugna from the fight
e raeda out of the carriage
hastam iacit he/she throws a spear
hasta figitur he/she is pierced by a spear
vulnus magnum a large wound
magno terrore with great fear
fugientem fleeing
Created by: MagistraBerg
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