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| Tenuis adhuc et obscurus, obtinenti Africam comes haeserat. | obtinenti - Present Active, Dative singular, governing
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| Inclinato die spatiabatur in porticu; | inclinato - Perfect Passive, Ablative singular, inclined (in the inclined day - i.e. afternoon)
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| Perterrito Africam se futurorum praenuntiam dixit: | perterrito - Perfect Passive, Dative singular, terrified; futurorum - Future Active, Genitive plural, about to be
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| Praeterea accedenti Carthaginem egredientique nave eadem figura in litore occurrisse narratur. | accedenti & egredienti - Present Active, Dative singular, arriving & disembarking
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| Ipse certe implicitus morbo | implicitus - Perfect Passive, Nominative singular, (having been) afflicted
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| futura | Future Active, Accusative plural, [things] about to be
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| praeteritis | Perfect Passive, Ablative plural, [things] having been passed by
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| auguratus | Perfect Deponent, Nominative singular, having interpreted
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| spem salutis nullo suorum desperante proiecit. | desperante - Present Active, Ablative singular, despairing
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| senex macie et squalore confectus | confectus - Perfect Passive, Nominative singular, (having been) worn out
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| promissa barba | promissa - Perfect Passive, Ablative singular, (having been) grown out
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| vigiliam morbus et crescente formidine mors sequebatur | crescente - Present Active, Ablative singular, growing
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| Deserta inde et damnata solitudine domus totaque illi monstro relicta [est] | deserta & damnata - Perfect Passive, Nominative singular, (having been) deserted & condemned
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| Venit Athenas philosophus Athenodorus, legit titulum auditoque pretio, | audito - Perfect Passive, Ablative singular, (having been) heard
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| percunctatus omnia docetur ac nihilo minus, immo tanto magis conducit. | percunctatus - Perfect Deponent, Nominative singular - having delayed
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| ne vacua mens audita simulacra et inanes sibi metus fingeret. | audita - Perfect Passive, Accusative plural, (having been) heard
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| Respicit, videt agnoscitque narratam sibi effigiem. | narratam - Perfect Passive, Accusative singular, (having been) told
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| Stabat innuebatque digito similis vocanti. | vocanti - Present Active, Dative singular, calling
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| Illa scribentis capiti catenis insonabat. | scribentis - Present Active, Genitive singular, writing
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| Respicit rursus idem quod prius innuentem, | innuentem - Present Active, Accusative singular, nodding
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| nec moratus tollit lumen et sequitur. | moratus - Perfect Deponent, Nominative singular, having lingered
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| Desertus herbas et folia concerpta signum loco ponit. | desertus & concerpta - Perfect Passive, Nom sing & Acc pl, (having been) deserted & torn
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| Inveniuntur ossa inserta catenis et implicita, | inserta & implicita - Perfect Passive, Nominative plural, (having been) inserted & bound
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| quae corpus aevo terraque putrefactum nuda et exesa reliquerat vinculis; | putrefactum & exesa, Perfect Passive, Nom sing & Acc pl, (having been) rotted and worn
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| collecta publice sepeliuntur. | collecta - Perfect Passive, Nominative plural, (having been) collected
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| Domus postea rite conditis manibus caruit. | conditis - Perfect Passive, Ablative plural, (having been) settled
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| Et haec quidem affirmantibus credo | affirmantibus - Present Active, Dative plural, affirming
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| Is visus est sibi cernere quendam in toro residentem, admoventemque capiti suo cultros, atque etiam ex ipso vertice amputantem capillos. | residentem & admoventem & amputantem - Present Active, Accusative singular, sitting & moving towards & cutting
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| Ubi illuxit, ipse circa verticem tonsus, | tonsus - Perfect Passive, Nominative singular, (having been) tonsured
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| capilli iacentes reperiuntur. | iacentes - Present Active, Nominative plural, lying
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| Puer in paedagogio mixtus pluribus dormiebat. | mixtus - Perfect Passive, Nominative singular, (having been) mixed
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| cubantemque detonderunt et qua venerant recesserunt. | cubantem - Present Active, Accusative singular, lying down
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| Hunc quoque tonsum sparsosque circa capillos dies ostendit. | tonsum & sparsos - Perfect Passive, Accusative singular & plural, (having been) tonsured & scattered
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| nisi forte quod non fui reus, futurus, si Domitianus sub quo haec acciderunt diutius vixisset. | futurus - Future Active, Nominative singular, about to be
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| Nam in scrinio eius datus a Caro de me libellus inventus est; | datus - Perfect Passive, Nominative singular, (having been) given
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| recisos meorum capillos depulsi quod imminebat periculi signum fuisse. | recisos & depulsi - Perfect Passive, Accusative plural & Genitive singular, (having been) cut & averted
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