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advena advenae m./f.

Senēs advenīs benignī erant.

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stranger

The old people were kind to the strangers.

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arbor arboris f.

Nārrābō dē duābus arboribus, dē tiliā et quercū.

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tree

I will tell about two trees, a linden and an oak.

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Baucis Baucidis f.

Pia Baucis et senex Philēmōn hīc habitābant.

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Baucis

Pious Baucis and old man Philemon were living here.

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cibus cibī m.

Baucis vīnum et cibum parāvit.

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food

Baucis prepared wine and food.

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dominus dominī m.

Et servī et dominī erant duo.

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master

The two were both the slaves and the masters.

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fīnis fīnis m. (sometimes f.)

i-stem noun, gen. pl. fīnium

Potentia caelī est immensa et fīnem nōn habet.

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end; pl. boundary

The power of the sky is immense and has no end.

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locus locī m.

Ego ipse locum vīdī.

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place

I saw the place myself.

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loca locōrum n. pl.

Illa loca sunt pulchra.

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region

That region is beautiful.

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membrum membrī n.

Ūnum membrum nōn satis longum erat.

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limb, leg

One leg was not long enough.

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mēnsa mēnsae f.

Sed mēnsa plāna nōn erat.

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table

But the table was not level.

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Mercurius Mercuriī m.

Mercurius caducifer cum patre suō vēnit.

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Mercury

Mercury Carrier-of-the-Caduceus came with his father.

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pars partis f.

Senēs deīs maiōrem partem cibī et vīnī dedērunt.

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part

i-stem noun, gen. pl. partium

The old people gave the larger part of the food and wine to the gods.

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pater patris m.

Est pater mihi.

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father

He is my father.

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Philēmōn Philēmōnis m.

Senex Philēmōn deōs sedēre iussit.

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Philemon

Old man Philemon ordered the gods to sit.

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Phrygia Phrygiae f.

Arbores sunt in Phrygiā.

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Phrygia

The trees are in Phrygia.

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piscis piscis m.

i-stem noun, gen. pl. piscium

Terra ōlim plēna virōrum, nunc undae plēnae piscium.

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fish

The land once full of men, now waves full of fish.

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requiēs requiētis f.

irregular acc. sing requiem

Requiem in mīlle casīs rogābant.

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rest

They were seeking rest in a thousand houses.

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rēx rēgis m.

Iūppiter rēx deōrum.

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king

Jupiter, king of the gods.

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senex senis m./f.

Senēs advenīs benignī erant.

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old man, old woman

usually old man when in singular

The old people were kind to the strangers.

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servus servī m.

Et servī et dominī erant duo.

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slave

The two were both slaves and masters.

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stāgnum stāgnī n.

Ego ipse locum vīdī, nōn procul est stāgnum.

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pool

I myself saw the place, not far away is a pool.

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vīnum vīnī n.

Senēs deīs maiōrum partem cibī et vīnī dedērunt.

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wine

The old people gave the greater part of the food and wine to the gods.

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dubitō (1)

Dubitātisne, discipulī?

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to doubt, to hesitate

Do you doubt it, students?

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imperō (1)

Quicquid dī imperant, factum est.

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to command, to order, to bid

Whatever the gods command is done.

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intrō (1) ## Footnote Dī parvam casam **intrāvērunt**.
to enter ## Footnote The gods **entered** the small house.
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iubeō iubēre iussī iussum ## Footnote Senex deōs sedēre **iussit**.
to order, to command, to ask, to bid ## Footnote The old man **ordered** the gods to sit.
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parō (1) ## Footnote Baucis vīnum et cibum **parāvit**.
to prepare ## Footnote Baucis **prepared** wine and food.
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sedeō sedēre sēdī sessum ## Footnote Senex deōs **sedēre** iussit.
to sit, remain, stay ## Footnote The old man ordered the gods to **sit**.
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veniō venīre vēnī ventum ## Footnote Iūppiter **vēnit**.
to come ## Footnote Jupiter **came**.
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apertus a um ## Footnote Tamen ūna parva casa erat **aperta**.
open ## Footnote Nevertheless one small house was **open**.
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clausus a um ## Footnote Mīlle casae erant **clausae**.
closed ## Footnote A thousand houses were **closed**.
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duo duae duo ## Footnote Nārrābō dē **duābus** arboribus.
two ## Footnote I will tell of **two** trees.
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factus a um ## Footnote Testā autem mēnsa plāna **facta** est.
done, made ## Footnote However the table was **made** level with a tile.
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immensus a um ## Footnote Potentia caelī est **immensa** et fīnem nōn habet.
immense ## Footnote The power of the sky is **immense** and has no end.
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maiōrem ## Footnote Senēs deīs **maiōrem** partem cibī et vīnī dedērunt.
greater ## Footnote The old people gave the **greater** part of the food and wine to the gods.
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noster nostra nostrum ## Footnote Casa est **nostra**.
our ## Footnote The house is **ours**.
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pius pia pium ## Footnote **Pia** Baucis et senex Philēmōn hīc habitābant.
pious, reverent ## Footnote **Pious** Baucis and old man Philemon were living here.
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plēnus a um ## Footnote Undae **plēnae** piscium erant.
full ## Footnote The waves were **full** of fish.
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vērus a um ## Footnote Fābula est **vēra**.
true ## Footnote The story is **true**.
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ego ## Footnote **Ego** ipse locum vīdī.
I ## Footnote **I** myself saw the place.
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enim | postpositive ## Footnote Potentia caelī **enim** est immensa.
for, in fact, truly ## Footnote The power of the sky **truly** is immense.
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et...et ## Footnote **Et** servī **et** dominī erant duo.
both...and ## Footnote The two were **both** slaves **and** masters.
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nōn procul ## Footnote **Nōn procul** est stāgnum.
not distant, not far, near by ## Footnote **Not far away** is a pool.
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quicquid ## Footnote **Quicquid** dī imperant, factum est.
whatever ## Footnote **Whatever** the gods command is done.
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ubi ## Footnote **Ubi** dī parvam casam intrāvērunt, senex deōs sedēre iussit. **Ubi** est Phrygia?
where, when ## Footnote **When** the gods entered the small house, the old man ordered the gods to sit. **Where** is Phrygia?
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adsum adesse adfuī adfutūrus ## Footnote "Quinte, **ades**?" "**Adsum**!"
to be present ## Footnote "Quintus, are you **present**?" " I am **present!**"
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absum abesse āfuī āfutūrus ## Footnote Ubi est Iūlia? **Abest**ne?
to be absent, to be away, to be distant ## Footnote Where is Julia? Is she **absent**?
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stranger ## Footnote The old people were kind to the **strangers**.
advena advenae m./f. ## Footnote Senēs **advenīs** benignī erant.
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tree ## Footnote I will tell about two **trees**, a linden and an oak.
arbor arboris f. ## Footnote Nārrābō dē duābus **arboribus**, dē tiliā et quercū.
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Baucis ## Footnote Pious **Baucis** and old man Philemon were living here.
Baucis Baucidis f. ## Footnote Pia **Baucis** et senex Philēmōn hīc habitābant.
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food ## Footnote Baucis prepared wine and **food**.
cibus cibī m. ## Footnote Baucis vīnum et **cibum** parāvit.
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master ## Footnote The two were both the slaves and the **masters**.
dominus dominī m. ## Footnote Et servī et **dominī** erant duo.
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end; *pl.* boundary ## Footnote The power of the sky is immense and has no **end**.
fīnis fīnis m. (sometimes f.) | i-stem noun, gen. pl. *fīnium* ## Footnote Potentia caelī est immensa et **fīnem** nōn habet.
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place ## Footnote I saw the **place** myself.
locus locī m. ## Footnote Ego ipse **locum** vīdī.
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region ## Footnote That **region** is beautiful.
loca locōrum n. pl. ## Footnote Illa **loca** sunt pulchra.
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limb, leg ## Footnote One **leg** was not long enough.
membrum membrī n. ## Footnote Ūnum **membrum** nōn satis longum erat.
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table ## Footnote But the **table** was not level.
mēnsa mēnsae f. ## Footnote Sed **mēnsa** plāna nōn erat.
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Mercury ## Footnote **Mercury** Carrier-of-the-Caduceus came with his father.
Mercurius Mercuriī m. ## Footnote **Mercurius** caducifer cum patre suō vēnit.
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part | i-stem noun, gen. pl. *partium* ## Footnote The old people gave the larger **part** of the food and wine to the gods.
pars partis f. ## Footnote Senēs deīs maiōrem **partem** cibī et vīnī dedērunt.
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father ## Footnote He is my **father**.
pater patris m. ## Footnote Est **pater** mihi.
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Philemon ## Footnote Old man **Philemon** ordered the gods to sit.
Philēmōn Philēmōnis m. ## Footnote Senex **Philēmōn** deōs sedēre iussit.
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Phrygia ## Footnote The trees are in **Phrygia**.
Phrygia Phrygiae f. ## Footnote Arbores sunt in **Phrygiā**.
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fish ## Footnote The land once full of men, now waves full of **fish**.
piscis piscis m. | i-stem noun, gen. pl. *piscium* ## Footnote Terra ōlim plēna virōrum, nunc undae plēnae **piscium**.
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rest ## Footnote They were seeking **rest** in a thousand houses.
requiēs requiētis f. | irregular acc. sing *requiem* ## Footnote **Requiem** in mīlle casīs rogābant.
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king ## Footnote Jupiter, **king** of the gods.
rēx rēgis m. ## Footnote Iūppiter **rēx** deōrum.
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old man, old woman | usually old man when in singular ## Footnote The old people were kind to the strangers.
senex senis m./f. ## Footnote **Senēs** advenīs benignī erant.
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slave ## Footnote The two were both **slaves** and masters.
servus servī m. ## Footnote Et **servī** et dominī erant duo.
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pool ## Footnote I myself saw the place, not far away is a **pool**.
stāgnum stāgnī n. ## Footnote Ego ipse locum vīdī, nōn procul est **stāgnum**.
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wine ## Footnote The old people gave the greater part of the food and **wine** to the gods.
vīnum vīnī n. ## Footnote Senēs deīs maiōrum partem cibī et **vīnī** dedērunt.
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to doubt, to hesitate ## Footnote Do you **doubt** it, students?
dubitō (1) ## Footnote **Dubitātis**ne, discipulī?
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to command, to order, to bid ## Footnote Whatever the gods **command** is done.
imperō (1) ## Footnote Quicquid dī **imperant**, factum est.
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to enter ## Footnote The gods **entered** the small house.
intrō (1) ## Footnote Dī parvam casam **intrāvērunt**.
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to order, to command, to ask, to bid ## Footnote The old man **ordered** the gods to sit.
iubeō iubēre iussī iussum ## Footnote Senex deōs sedēre **iussit**.
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to prepare ## Footnote Baucis **prepared** wine and food.
parō (1) ## Footnote Baucis vīnum et cibum **parāvit**.
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to sit, remain, stay ## Footnote The old man ordered the gods to **sit**.
sedeō sedēre sēdī sessum ## Footnote Senex deōs **sedēre** iussit.
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to come ## Footnote Jupiter **came**.
veniō venīre vēnī ventum ## Footnote Iūppiter **vēnit**.
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open ## Footnote Nevertheless one small house was **open**.
apertus a um ## Footnote Tamen ūna parva casa erat **aperta**.
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closed ## Footnote A thousand houses were **closed**.
clausus a um ## Footnote Mīlle casae erant **clausae**.
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two ## Footnote I will tell of **two** trees.
duo duae duo ## Footnote Nārrābō dē **duābus** arboribus.
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done, made ## Footnote However the table was **made** level with a tile.
factus a um ## Footnote Testā autem mēnsa plāna **facta** est.
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immense ## Footnote The power of the sky is **immense** and has no end.
immensus a um ## Footnote Potentia caelī est **immensa** et fīnem nōn habet.
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greater ## Footnote The old people gave the **greater** part of the food and wine to the gods.
maiōrem ## Footnote Senēs deīs **maiōrem** partem cibī et vīnī dedērunt.
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our ## Footnote The house is **ours**.
noster nostra nostrum ## Footnote Casa est **nostra**.
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pious, reverent ## Footnote **Pious** Baucis and old man Philemon were living here.
pius pia pium ## Footnote **Pia** Baucis et senex Philēmōn hīc habitābant.
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full ## Footnote The waves were **full** of fish.
plēnus a um ## Footnote Undae **plēnae** piscium erant.
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true ## Footnote The story is **true**.
vērus a um ## Footnote Fābula est **vēra**.
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I ## Footnote **I** myself saw the place.
ego ## Footnote **Ego** ipse locum vīdī.
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for, in fact, truly ## Footnote The power of the sky **truly** is immense.
enim | postpositive ## Footnote Potentia caelī **enim** est immensa.
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both...and ## Footnote The two were **both** slaves **and** masters.
et...et ## Footnote **Et** servī **et** dominī erant duo.
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not distant, not far, near by ## Footnote **Not far away** is a pool.
nōn procul ## Footnote **Nōn procul** est stāgnum.
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whatever ## Footnote **Whatever** the gods command is done.
quicquid ## Footnote **Quicquid** dī imperant, factum est.
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where, when ## Footnote **When** the gods entered the small house, the old man ordered the gods to sit. **Where** is Phrygia?
ubi ## Footnote **Ubi** dī parvam casam intrāvērunt, senex deōs sedēre iussit. **Ubi** est Phrygia?
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to be present ## Footnote "Quintus, are you **present**?" " I am **present!**"
adsum adesse adfuī adfutūrus ## Footnote "Quinte, **ades**?" "**Adsum**!"
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to be absent, to be away, to be distant ## Footnote Where is Julia? Is she **absent**?
absum abesse āfuī āfutūrus ## Footnote Ubi est Iūlia? **Abest**ne?

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