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A study guide to a test over chapters 1-13

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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Question
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Ecce!   Look!  
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puella   (a/the) girl  
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nomine   by name, called  
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quae   who  
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habitat   (he/she) lives,is living, does live  
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etiam   also  
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villa   country house  
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villa rustica   country house and farm  
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ubi   where  
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aestate   in the summer  
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laeta   happy  
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quod   because  
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iam   now  
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sub arbore   under the tree  
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sedet   (he/she) sits, is sitting,does sit  
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et   and  
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legit   (he/she) reads, is reading, does read  
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altera   a second  
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vicina   neighboring  
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dum   while  
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scribit   (he/she) writes, is writing, does write  
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Quis...?   Who...?  
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Cur...?   Why...?  
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Quid facit...?   What is...doing? What does...do?  
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quoque   also  
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sunt   (they) are  
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amicae   friends  
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hodie   today  
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sed   but  
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in agris   in the fields  
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ambulant   (they) walk, are walking, do walk  
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brevi tempore   in a short time, soon  
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defessa   tired  
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non iam   no longer  
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strenua   active, energetic  
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currit   (she/he runs, is running, does run  
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tandem   at last  
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ex agris   from/out of the fields  
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ad villam rusticam   to/toward the country house and farm  
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lente   slowly  
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Quid faciunt...?   What are...doing? What do...do?  
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eius   her  
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villis   country houses  
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saepe   often  
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puer   boy  
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qui   who  
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eadem   the same  
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in horto   in the garden  
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clamant   (they) shout  
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rident   (they) laugh  
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vir   man  
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servus   slave  
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multi   many  
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in villis rusticis   in country houses  
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laborant   (they) work  
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solus   alone  
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iratus   angry  
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subito   suddenly  
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in piscinam   into the fishpond  
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cadit   falls  
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Abite, molesti!   Go away, pests!  
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gemit   groans  
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-ne   indicates a yes or no question  
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Minime!   No!  
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Ita vero!   Yes!  
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femina   woman  
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molestus   troublesome, annoying  
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semper   always  
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vexat   annoys  
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igitur   therefore  
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amat   likes, loves  
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dormit   sleeps  
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conspicit   catches sight of  
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furtim   stealthily  
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appropinquat   approaches  
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ascendit   climbs  
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magnus   big, great  
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magna voce   in a loud voice  
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auditt   hears, listens to  
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videt   sees  
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vox   voice  
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terret   frightens  
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sollicita   anxious, worried  
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tum   at that moment, then  
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Descende, Sexte!   Come down, Sextus!  
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tu   you (subject)  
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nihil   nothing  
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te   you (direct object)  
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Cave!   Be careful!  
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ramus   branch  
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infirmus   weak, shaky  
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fragor   crash, noise  
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Qualis...?   What sort of...?  
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Quo...?   Where...to?  
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pictura   picture  
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si   if  
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dies   day  
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calidus   warm  
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in silvam   into the woods  
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ibi   there  
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rivus   stream  
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frigidus   cool, cold  
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errant   wander  
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prope   near  
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vult   wishes, wants  
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ignavus   cowardly, lazy  
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respondet   replies  
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neque...neque...   neither...nor...  
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temerarius   rash, reckless, bold  
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lubus   wolf  
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perterritus   frightened, terrified  
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statim   immediately  
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Ferte auxilium!   Bring help! Help!  
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ubi   when  
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clamor   shout  
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ad puellas   toward the girls  
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eos   them  
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eum   him  
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petit   looks for, seeks  
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arripit   grabs hold of, snatches  
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repellit   drives off  
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e silva   out of the woods  
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salvae   safe  
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adveniunt   (they) reach, arrive (at)  
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Quem...?   Whom...?  
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ego   I  
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volo   I wish, want  
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nolo   I do not wish, want  
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Paras   you prepare, get ready  
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potest   is able, can  
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exire   to go out  
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nondum   not yet  
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lucet   it is light, it is day  
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surgit   gets up, rises  
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per villam   through the country house  
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pater   father  
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mater   motherr  
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etiam   also, even  
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neque   and...not  
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tamen   however  
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ancilla   slave-woman  
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omnes   all  
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observat   watches  
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purgat   cleans  
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cibus   food  
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coquere   to cook  
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mox   soon, presently  
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stenue   strenuously, hard  
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aqua   water  
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portant   carry  
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reprehendit   blames, scolds  
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docet   teaches  
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curare   to look after, take care of  
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lanam trahunt   spin wool  
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omnia quae   everything that  
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adiuvare   to help  
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ipsa   she herself  
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nunc   now  
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necesse est   it is necessary  
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Qui...?   Who...? (plural)  
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occupatus   busy  
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laborantes   working  
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spectant   watch, look at  
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nuntius   messenger  
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venit   comes  
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salutat   greets  
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Salve!   Greetings! Hello!  
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inquit   says  
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meus   my  
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ducit   leads, takes  
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tradit   hands over  
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Eheu!   Alas!  
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princeps   emperor  
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ad urbem   to the city  
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revocat   recalls  
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consulere   to consult  
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redire   to return  
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Eugepae!   Hurray!  
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ire   to go  
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Quos...?   Whom...? (plural)  
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iam   now, already  
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Age!/Agite!   Come on!  
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vos   you (plural)  
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nos   we, us  
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excitare   to rouse, wake (someone) up  
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intrat   enters  
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cubiculum   room, bedroom  
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tempus   time  
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deinde   then, next  
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celeriter   quickly  
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induit   puts on  
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iterum   again, a second time  
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mihi   for me  
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sua   her own  
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nemo   no one  
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nulli   no  
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ianitor   doorkeeper  
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ad ianuam   at the door  
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tacite   silently  
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temptat   tries  
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semisomna   half-asleep  
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hic   here  
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Tace!   Be quiet!  
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Noli...excitare!   Don't wake...up!  
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mecum   with me  
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misera   unhappy, miserable  
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nobis   for us  
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discedere   to go away  
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tuus   your (sing.)  
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vos omnes   all of you  
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simul   together  
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nescie   I do not know  
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secunda hora   at the second hour  
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lacrimat   weeps  
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O me miseram!   Poor me!  
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manere   to remain, stay  
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Vale!   Goodbye!  
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mitte   send  
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promittis   you promise  
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complexu   in an embrace  
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tenet   holds  
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lacrimans   weeping  
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abit   goes away  
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festinat   hurries  
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alii...alii...   some...others...  
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interea   meanwhile  
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gerit   wears  
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iubet   orders  
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alius   another, other  
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cista   trunk, chest  
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ponere   to put, place  
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in itinere   on a journey  
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liberi   children  
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gerere solent   (they) are accustomed to wear(ing), usually wear  
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ipse   himself  
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stat   stands  
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via   road  
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baculum   stick  
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habet   holds  
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scelestus   wicked  
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cras   tomorrow  
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incitat   spurs on, urges on  
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raeda   carriage  
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servus quidam   a certain slave  
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iacit   throws  
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paratus   ready  
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raedarius   coachman  
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equus   horse  
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Ubi...?   Where...?  
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eo ipso tempore   at that very moment  
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dicere   to say  
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ducere   to lead, take, bring  
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facere   to make, do  
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ferre   to bring, carry  
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Via Appia   The Appian Way  
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vilicus   overseer, farm manager  
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dominus   master  
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abesse   to be away, absent  
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area   open space, area  
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plenus   full  
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quamquam   although  
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mussare   to mutter  
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verberare   to beat  
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id quod   that which, what  
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ira   anger  
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illa nocte   that night  
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effugere   to flee, run away, escape  
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impedire   to hinder  
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se celare   to hide (himself)  
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porta   gate  
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excipiunt   welcome  
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adhuc   still  
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timet   fears, is afraid  
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invenire   to find  
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bonus   good  
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convocare   to call together  
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rogare   to ask  
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vinea   vineyard  
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fossa   ditch  
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canis   dog  
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olfacere   to catch the scent of, smell  
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cum   with  
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latrare   to bark  
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vestigia   tracks, footprints, traces  
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immobilis   motionless  
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tunica   by the tunic  
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trahere   to drag  
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in fronte litteras inurere   to brand the letters on his forehead  
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iter   journey  
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iter faciebant   were traveling  
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tribus diebus   in three days  
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volebat   wanted  
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identidem   again and again  
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iubebat   ordered, kept ordering  
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virga   stick, switch  
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verberabat   kept beating, whipping  
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ibant   were going  
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rusticus   peasant  
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septimus   seventh  
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erat   was  
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quiescebant   were resting  
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pedis   foot  
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vehicula   vehicle  
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auriga   charioteer  
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magno risu   with a loud laugh  
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fatuus   stupid  
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tabellarius   courier  
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civis   citizen  
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praeclarus   distinguished  
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ab   from  
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partis   part  
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Quam...!   How...!  
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ferociter   fiercely  
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Cave!   Watch out for...!  
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vitare   to avoid  
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