Caput VI Flashcards
(96 cards)
1
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ūnus ūna ūnum
Lātona ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.
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one
Latona has only one son and one daughter
2
Q
duo duae duo
Duo erant tōta domus,
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two
The two were the whole household.
3
Q
trēs trēs tria
Tres rēginae regnum regit.
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three
Three queens rule the kingdom.
4
Q
quattuor
quattuor duces
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four
four leaders
5
Q
quīnque
quīnque ārae
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five
five altars
6
Q
sex
sex dōna
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six
six gifts
7
Q
septem
septem oculī
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seven
seven eyes
8
Q
octō
octō oppida
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eight
eight towns
9
Q
novem
novem rēgiae
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nine
nine palaces
10
Q
decem
decem templa
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ten
ten temples
11
Q
ūndecim
ūndecim viae
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eleven
eleven roads
12
Q
duodecim
duodecim puerī
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twelve
twelve boys
13
Q
āra ārae f.
Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.
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altar
The women of Thebes adorn the alter of the goddess.
14
Q
causa causae f.
Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.
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cause, reason
Now ask the cause of my pride.
15
Q
dōnum dōnī n.
Dāte dōna Lātōnae et līberīs Lātōnae.
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gift
Give gifts to Latona and to the children of Latona.
16
Q
fāma fāmae f.
Causa superbiae meae est fāma līberōrum meōrum.
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reputation, report, fame
The cause of my pride is the reputation of my children.
17
Q
familia familiae f.
Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.
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family
The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.
18
Q
fīlius fīliī m.
Erat superba quod septem fīliōs et septem fīliās habēbat.
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son
She was proud because she had seven sons and seven daughters.
19
Q
flamma flammae f.
Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.
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flame
They give incense to the sacred flames.
20
Q
fortūna fortūnae f.
Fortūna mihi septem līberōs dat.
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fortune
Fortune gave me seven children.
21
Q
Graecia Graeciae f.
Thēbae in Graeciā sunt.
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Greece
Thebes is in Greece.
22
Q
līberī līberōrum m. pl.
Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.
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children
She was praising herself and her children.
23
Q
oculus oculī m.
Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.
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eye
She stands and looks around with proud eyes.
24
Q
oppidum oppidī n.
Mantō erat fēmina oppidī Thēbārum.
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town
Manto was a woman of the town of Thebes.
25
potentia potentiae f.
| Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.
power
| The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.
26
puer puerī m.
| Septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.
boy
| I have seven boys and seven daughters.
27
rēgia rēgiae f.
| Sum rēgina rēgiae Cadmi.
palace
| I am the queen of the palace of Cadmus.
28
superbia superbiae f.
| Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.
pride
| Ask now the cause of my pride.
29
templum templī n.
| Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae in templō ōrnant.
temple
| The women adorn the altar of the goddess in the temple.
30
via viae f.
| Niobē in viā oppidī ambulābat.
road, street
| Niobe was walking on the road of the town.
31
circumspectō (1)
| Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.
to look around, to cast a glance
| She stands and looks around with proud eyes.
32
moneō monēre monuī monitus
| In viīs oppidī ambulābat et monēbat fēminās.
to warn, to advise
| She was walking in the streets of the town and advising the women.
33
ōrnō (1)
| Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.
to decorate, adorn
| The women of Thebes decorate the altar of the goddess.
34
ōrō (1)
| Cūr Lātōnam ōrātis? Nēmō mē ōrat.
to beg for, ask for, pray to, beseech, implore
| Why do you all pray to Latona? No one prays to me.
35
praestō praestāre praestitī praestitus + dat.
| Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?
to stand before, surpass
| Why does Latona surpass me?
36
rogō (1)
| Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.
to ask
| Ask now the cause of my pride.
37
stō stāre stetī status
| Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.
to stand
| She stands and looks around with proud eyes.
38
beātus beāta beātum
| Sed maximē beāta sum quod septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.
happy, blessed
| But I am greatly blessed because I have seven boys and seven daughters.
39
clārus clāra clārum
| Dea Lātōna quoque līberōs clārōs habēbat.
famous, bright, shining, clear
| The goddess Latona also had famous children.
40
dignus digna dignum + abl./ +gen.
| Sum pulchra, digna deae.
worth, worthy
| I am beautiful, worthy of a goddess.
41
multus multa multum
| Multae fēminae in viā oppidī sunt.
much, many
| Many women are in the street of the town.
42
sānctus sāncta sānctum
| Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.
sacred
| They give incese to the sacred flames.
43
suus sua suum
| Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.
his own, her own, its own, their own
| She was praising herself and her children.
44
cūr...?
| Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?
why...?
| Why does Latona surpass me?
45
ecce!
| Ecce Niobē pulchra et superba in viā ambulābat.
behold!
| Behold beautiful and proud Niobe walking in the street.
46
ibi
| Ibi dōna deīs deābusque dant.
there
| There they give gifts to the gods and goddesses.
47
sōlum
| Lātōna ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.
only
| Latona only has one son and one daughter.
48
Thēbae Thēbārum f. pl.
| Niobē, rēgina Thēbārum, erat superba.
Thebes
| Niboe, the queen of Thebes, was proud.
49
one
| Latona has only one son and one daughter
ūnus ūna ūnum
| Lātona ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.
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two
| The two were the whole household.
duo duae duo
| Duo erant tōta domus,
51
three
| Three queens rule the kingdom.
trēs trēs tria
| Tres rēginae regnum regit.
52
four
| four leaders
quattuor
| quattuor duces
53
five
| five altars
quīnque
| quīnque ārae
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six
| six gifts
sex
| sex dōna
55
seven
| seven eyes
septem
| septem oculī
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eight
| eight towns
octō
| octō oppida
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nine
| nine palaces
novem
| novem rēgiae
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ten
| ten temples
decem
| decem templa
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eleven
| eleven roads
ūndecim
| ūndecim viae
60
twelve
| twelve boys
duodecim
| duodecim puerī
61
altar
| The women of Thebes adorn the alter of the goddess.
āra ārae f.
| Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.
62
cause, reason
| Now ask the cause of my pride.
causa causae f.
| Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.
63
gift
| Give gifts to Latona and to the children of Latona.
dōnum dōnī n.
| Dāte dōna Lātōnae et līberīs Lātōnae.
64
reputation, report, fame
| The cause of my pride is the reputation of my children.
fāma fāmae f.
| Causa superbiae meae est fāma līberōrum meōrum.
65
family
| The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.
familia familiae f.
| Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.
66
son
| She was proud because she had seven sons and seven daughters.
fīlius fīliī m.
| Erat superba quod septem fīliōs et septem fīliās habēbat.
67
flame
| They give incense to the sacred flames.
flamma flammae f.
| Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.
68
fortune
| Fortune gave me seven children.
fortūna fortūnae f.
| Fortūna mihi septem līberōs dat.
69
Greece
| Thebes is in Greece.
Graecia Graeciae f.
| Thēbae in Graeciā sunt.
70
children
| She was praising herself and her children.
līberī līberōrum m. pl.
| Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.
71
eye
| She stands and looks around with proud eyes.
oculus oculī m.
| Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.
72
town
| Manto was a woman of the town of Thebes.
oppidum oppidī n.
| Mantō erat fēmina oppidī Thēbārum.
73
power
| The cause of my pride is not the power of my family.
potentia potentiae f.
| Causa superbiae meae nōn est potentia familiae.
74
boy
| I have seven boys and seven daughters.
puer puerī m.
| Septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.
75
palace
| I am the queen of the palace of Cadmus.
rēgia rēgiae f.
| Sum rēgina rēgiae Cadmi.
76
pride
| Ask now the cause of my pride.
superbia superbiae f.
| Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.
77
temple
| The women adorn the altar of the goddess in the temple.
templum templī n.
| Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae in templō ōrnant.
78
road, street
| Niobe was walking on the road of the town.
via viae f.
| Niobē in viā oppidī ambulābat.
79
to look around, to cast a glance
| She stands and looks around with proud eyes.
circumspectō (1)
| Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.
80
to warn, to advise
| She was walking in the streets of the town and advising the women.
moneō monēre monuī monitus
| In viīs oppidī ambulābat et monēbat fēminās.
81
to decorate, adorn
| The women of Thebes decorate the altar of the goddess.
ōrnō (1)
| Fēminae Thēbārum āram deae ōrnant.
82
to beg for, ask for, pray to, beseech, implore
| Why do you all pray to Latona? No one prays to me.
ōrō (1)
| Cūr Lātōnam ōrātis? Nēmō mē ōrat.
83
to stand before, surpass
| Why does Latona surpass me?
praestō praestāre praestitī praestitus + dat.
| Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?
84
to ask
| Ask now the cause of my pride.
rogō (1)
| Rogāte nunc causam superbiae meae.
85
to stand
| She stands and looks around with proud eyes.
stō stāre stetī status
| Stat et oculīs superbīs circumspectat.
86
happy, blessed
| But I am greatly blessed because I have seven boys and seven daughters.
beātus beāta beātum
| Sed maximē beāta sum quod septem puerōs et septem fīliās habeō.
87
famous, bright, shining, clear
| The goddess Latona also had famous children.
clārus clāra clārum
| Dea Lātōna quoque līberōs clārōs habēbat.
88
worth, worthy
| I am beautiful, worthy of a goddess.
dignus digna dignum + abl./ +gen.
| Sum pulchra, digna deae.
89
much, many
| Many women are in the street of the town.
multus multa multum
| Multae fēminae in viā oppidī sunt.
90
sacred
| They give incese to the sacred flames.
sānctus sāncta sānctum
| Tūra sanctīs flammīs dant.
91
his own, her own, its own, their own
| She was praising herself and her children.
suus sua suum
| Sē et līberōs suōs laudābat.
92
why...?
| Why does Latona surpass me?
cūr...?
| Cūr Lātōna mihi praestat?
93
behold!
| Behold beautiful and proud Niobe walking in the street.
ecce!
| Ecce Niobē pulchra et superba in viā ambulābat.
94
there
| There they give gifts to the gods and goddesses.
ibi
| Ibi dōna deīs deābusque dant.
95
only
| Latona only has one son and one daughter.
sōlum
| Lātōna ūnum fīlium et ūnam fīliam sōlum habet.
96
Thebes
| Niboe, the queen of Thebes, was proud.
Thēbae Thēbārum f. pl.
| Niobē, rēgina Thēbārum, erat superba.
