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ager agrī m.

Deinde nympha misera trans agros fugitat.

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field

Then the wretched nymph flees across the field.

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auxilium auxiliī n.

Syringa auxilium nymphas orat.

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help

Syringa beseeches the nymphs for help.

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brācchium brācchiī n.

Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.

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arm, limb

Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.

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cēra cērae f.

Et cerā septem papyros coniungit.

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wax

And he joins seven reeds with wax.

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concilium conciliī n.

Tecum concilium habebo.

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union

I will have a union with you.

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fistula fistulae f.

Ita Pan fistulam format.

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reed pipe

Thus Pan forms the reed pipe.

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fuga fugae f.

Undae fugam prohibebant.

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flight

The waves were prohibiting her flight.

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papyrus papyrī m.

Et cerā septem papyros coniungit.

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papyrus, reed

And he joins seven reeds with wax.

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rīpa rīpae f.

Ripam undarum spectat.

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bank (of a river)

She sees the banks of the river (lit. of the waves).

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satyrus satyrī m.

Syringa tamen deos satyrosque fugitabat.

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satyr

Syringa was neverthelss fleeing gods and satyrs.

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sonus sonī m.

Papyri sonum querellae dant.

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sound

The reeds give the sound of a complaint.

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unda undae f.

Undae fugam prohibebant.

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wave, water, stream

The waves prohibit her flight.

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vir virī m.

Nullus vir, nullus deus me habebit.

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man

No man, no god will have me.

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cēlō (1)

Se in silva umbrosa et densa celabat.

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to hide

She was hiding herself in the shady and dense woods.

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dēvoveō dēvovēre dēvōvī dēvōtus

Dianae vitam meam devovebo.

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to devote

I will devote my life to Diana.

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errō (1)

Deus Pan autem, dum in silva errat, Syringam videt.

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to wander

The god Pan, however, while wandering in the woods, sees Syringa.

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fugitō (1)

Deinde nympha misera trans agros et per silvas celeriter fugitat.

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to flee, avoid, shun

Then the wretched nympph flees quickly across the fields and through the woods.

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maneō manēre mansī mansus

Syringa manebit.

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to remain, to stay

Syringa will remain.

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putō (1)

Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.

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to think

Pan however thinks that he is holding Syringa in his arms.

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suspīrō (1)

Miser Pan suspirat trans papyros.

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to breathe

Wretched Pan breathes across the reeds.

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teneō tenēre tenuī tentus

Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.

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to hold, to keep, to possess

Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.

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videō vidēre vīdī vīsus

Deus Pan autem, dum in silva errat, Syringam videt et statim eam amat.

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to see

The god Pan however, while he wanders in the woods, sees Syringa and loves her immediately.

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benīgnus a um

Formam meam mutate, nymphae benignae!

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kind

Change my body, kind nymphs!

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cēterus a um

Syringa nymphas ceteras et deam Dianam amabat.

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other, the rest

Syringa was loving the rest of the nymphs and the goddess Diana.

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dēnsus a um ## Footnote Se in silva umbrosa et densa celebat.
thick, dense ## Footnote She was hiding herself in the shady and dense woods.
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miser misera miserum ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera trans agros et per silvas celeriter fugitat.
wretched, unhappy, miserable ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees quickly across the fields and through the woods.
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nūllus nūlla nūllum | Naughty nine! gen. sing nullius, dat. sing nulli ## Footnote Nullus vir, nullus deus me habebit.
no, none ## Footnote No man, no god will have me.
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umbrōsus a um ## Footnote Se in silva umbrosa et densa celebat.
shady ## Footnote She was hiding herselve in the shady and dense wood.
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aeternum ## Footnote Aeternum te amabo.
forever ## Footnote I will love you forever.
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autem | postpositive ## Footnote Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.
however, but ## Footnote Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.
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dōnec ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera celeriter fugitat donec ripam undarum spectat.
until, up to the time when ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees quickly until she sees the bank of the waters.
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eam ## Footnote Pan Syringam videt et statim eam amat.
her (acc. fem.) ## Footnote Pan sees Syringa and immediately loves her.
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eos ## Footnote Centum dei et satyri Syringam amabant, sed Syringa eos non amabat.
them (acc. masc.) ## Footnote A hundred gods and satyrs were loving Syringa, but Syringa was not loving them.
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ōlim ## Footnote Olim erat nympha pulchra.
once, once upon a time ## Footnote Once there was a beautiful nymph.
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quamquam ## Footnote Quamquam Syringa nymphas ceteras et deam Dianam amabat, tamen deos satyrosque fugitabat.
although ## Footnote Although Syringa was loving the rest of the nymphs and the goddess Diana, nevertheless she was fleeing gods and satyrs.
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sīc ## Footnote Syringa auxilium nymphas sic orat, "Formam meam mutate, nymphae benignae!"
thus ## Footnote Syringa beseeches the nymphs for help thus, "Change my body, kind nymphs!"
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statim ## Footnote Deus Pan Syringam videt et statim eam amat.
immediately ## Footnote The god Pan sees Syringa and immediately loves her.
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tamen ## Footnote Quamquam Syringa nymphas ceteras et deam Dianam amabat, tamen deos satyrosque fugitabat.
nevertheless ## Footnote Although Syringa was loving the rest of the nymphs and the goddess Diana, nevertheless she was fleeing gods and satyrs.
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trāns + acc. ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera trans agros et per silvas celeriter fugitat.
across ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees across the fields and through the woods.
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centum ## Footnote Centum dei et satyri Syringam amabant.
100 ## Footnote One hundred gods and satyrs were loving Syringa.
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mēcum ## Footnote Cena mecum.
with me ## Footnote Dine with me.
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tecum ## Footnote Tecum concilium habebo.
with you ## Footnote I will have a union with you.
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nōbīscum ## Footnote Pax nobiscum (sit).
with us ## Footnote Peace (be) with us.
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vōbīscum ## Footnote Dominus vobiscum (sit).
with you (pl.) ## Footnote The lord (be) with you.
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field ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees across the field.
ager agrī m. ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera trans agros fugitat.
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help ## Footnote Syringa beseeches the nymphs for help.
auxilium auxiliī n. ## Footnote Syringa auxilium nymphas orat.
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arm, limb ## Footnote Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.
brācchium brācchiī n. ## Footnote Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.
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wax ## Footnote And he joins seven reeds with wax.
cēra cērae f. ## Footnote Et cerā septem papyros coniungit.
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union ## Footnote I will have a union with you.
concilium conciliī n. ## Footnote Tecum concilium habebo.
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reed pipe ## Footnote Thus Pan forms the reed pipe.
fistula fistulae f. ## Footnote Ita Pan fistulam format.
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flight ## Footnote The waves were prohibiting her flight.
fuga fugae f. ## Footnote Undae fugam prohibebant.
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papyrus, reed ## Footnote And he joins seven reeds with wax.
papyrus papyrī m. ## Footnote Et cerā septem papyros coniungit.
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bank (of a river) ## Footnote She sees the banks of the river (*lit.* of the waves).
rīpa rīpae f. ## Footnote Ripam undarum spectat.
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satyr ## Footnote Syringa was neverthelss fleeing gods and satyrs.
satyrus satyrī m. ## Footnote Syringa tamen deos satyrosque fugitabat.
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sound ## Footnote The reeds give the sound of a complaint.
sonus sonī m. ## Footnote Papyri sonum querellae dant.
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wave, water, stream ## Footnote The waves prohibit her flight.
unda undae f. ## Footnote Undae fugam prohibebant.
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man ## Footnote No man, no god will have me.
vir virī m. ## Footnote Nullus vir, nullus deus me habebit.
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to hide ## Footnote She was hiding herself in the shady and dense woods.
cēlō (1) ## Footnote Se in silva umbrosa et densa celabat.
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to devote ## Footnote I will devote my life to Diana.
dēvoveō dēvovēre dēvōvī dēvōtus ## Footnote Dianae vitam meam devovebo.
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to wander ## Footnote The god Pan, however, while wandering in the woods, sees Syringa.
errō (1) ## Footnote Deus Pan autem, dum in silva errat, Syringam videt.
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to flee, avoid, shun ## Footnote Then the wretched nympph flees quickly across the fields and through the woods.
fugitō (1) ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera trans agros et per silvas celeriter fugitat.
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to remain, to stay ## Footnote Syringa will remain.
maneō manēre mansī mansus ## Footnote Syringa manebit.
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to think ## Footnote Pan however thinks that he is holding Syringa in his arms.
putō (1) ## Footnote Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.
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to breathe ## Footnote Wretched Pan breathes across the reeds.
suspīrō (1) ## Footnote Miser Pan suspirat trans papyros.
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to hold, to keep, to possess ## Footnote Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.
teneō tenēre tenuī tentus ## Footnote Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.
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to see ## Footnote The god Pan however, while he wanders in the woods, sees Syringa and loves her immediately.
videō vidēre vīdī vīsus ## Footnote Deus Pan autem, dum in silva errat, Syringam videt et statim eam amat.
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kind ## Footnote Change my body, kind nymphs!
benīgnus a um ## Footnote Formam meam mutate, nymphae benignae!
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other, the rest ## Footnote Syringa was loving the rest of the nymphs and the goddess Diana.
cēterus a um ## Footnote Syringa nymphas ceteras et deam Dianam amabat.
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thick, dense ## Footnote She was hiding herself in the shady and dense woods.
dēnsus a um ## Footnote Se in silva umbrosa et densa celebat.
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wretched, unhappy, miserable ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees quickly across the fields and through the woods.
miser misera miserum ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera trans agros et per silvas celeriter fugitat.
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no, none ## Footnote No man, no god will have me.
nūllus nūlla nūllum | Naughty nine! gen. sing nullius, dat. sing nulli ## Footnote Nullus vir, nullus deus me habebit.
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shady ## Footnote She was hiding herselve in the shady and dense wood.
umbrōsus a um ## Footnote Se in silva umbrosa et densa celebat.
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forever ## Footnote I will love you forever.
aeternum ## Footnote Aeternum te amabo.
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however, but ## Footnote Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.
autem | postpositive ## Footnote Pan autem putat se Syringam in bracchiis tenere.
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until, up to the time when ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees quickly until she sees the bank of the waters.
dōnec ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera celeriter fugitat donec ripam undarum spectat.
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her (acc. fem.) ## Footnote Pan sees Syringa and immediately loves her.
eam ## Footnote Pan Syringam videt et statim eam amat.
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them (acc. masc.) ## Footnote A hundred gods and satyrs were loving Syringa, but Syringa was not loving them.
eos ## Footnote Centum dei et satyri Syringam amabant, sed Syringa eos non amabat.
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once, once upon a time ## Footnote Once there was a beautiful nymph.
ōlim ## Footnote Olim erat nympha pulchra.
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although ## Footnote Although Syringa was loving the rest of the nymphs and the goddess Diana, nevertheless she was fleeing gods and satyrs.
quamquam ## Footnote Quamquam Syringa nymphas ceteras et deam Dianam amabat, tamen deos satyrosque fugitabat.
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thus ## Footnote Syringa beseeches the nymphs for help thus, "Change my body, kind nymphs!"
sīc ## Footnote Syringa auxilium nymphas sic orat, "Formam meam mutate, nymphae benignae!"
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immediately ## Footnote The god Pan sees Syringa and immediately loves her.
statim ## Footnote Deus Pan Syringam videt et statim eam amat.
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nevertheless ## Footnote Although Syringa was loving the rest of the nymphs and the goddess Diana, nevertheless she was fleeing gods and satyrs.
tamen ## Footnote Quamquam Syringa nymphas ceteras et deam Dianam amabat, tamen deos satyrosque fugitabat.
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across ## Footnote Then the wretched nymph flees across the fields and through the woods.
trāns + acc. ## Footnote Deinde nympha misera trans agros et per silvas celeriter fugitat.
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100 ## Footnote One hundred gods and satyrs were loving Syringa.
centum ## Footnote Centum dei et satyri Syringam amabant.
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with me ## Footnote Dine with me.
mēcum ## Footnote Cena mecum.
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with you ## Footnote I will have a union with you.
tecum ## Footnote Tecum concilium habebo.
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with us ## Footnote Peace (be) with us.
nōbīscum ## Footnote Pax nobiscum (sit).
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with you (pl.) ## Footnote The lord (be) with you.
vōbīscum ## Footnote Dominus vobiscum (sit).

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