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adhūc
still
ferōciter
fiercely
fortasse
perhaps
ibi
there
iterum
again, a second time
nōn iam
no longer
saepe
often
statim
immediately
CC
200
LXXIV
74
MCMX
1910
MCMXCVII
1997
MDXIV
1514
XCIII
93
XL
40
XXX
30
L
50
C
100
D
500
M
1000
Ubi raeda in fossam dēscendit, omnēs Cornēliī concidunt.
When the carriage falls into the ditch, all of the Cornelii fall down.
Īrāta Cornēlia, “Abī, moleste puer!” clāmābat.
Angry Cornelia was shouting, “Go away, annoying boy!”
Vēstīgia lupī puellae vidēbant.
The girls were seeing the footprints of the wolf.
XLIX
49
MCMXCIX
1999
What is multa plaustra in the ablative plural?
multīs plaustrīs
What is magnus fragor in the accusative singular?
magmum fragōrem
What is multae epistulae in the accusative plural?
multās epistulās
What is caupō Graecus in the ablative singular?
caupōne Graecō
One girl and two boys are sitting under a tree.
Ūna puella et duo puerī sub arbore sedent.
Many wagons were going to the city.
Multa plaustra ad urbem ībant.
The coachman kept shouting in a loud voice.
Raedārius identidem magnā vōce clāmābat.
The carriage sticks motionless in the ditch.
Raeda in fossā immōbilis haeret.
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