Latin FInal

in horto Haterii, fabula agebatir
AGEBATUR

in the garden of haterius, a play was being put on.
IMPERFECT PASSIVE

Paris, pantomimus notissimus, mortem reginae Didonis imitabatur
NOTISSIMUS

Paris, a very famous actor, was imitating the death of queen dido
SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVE

aderant multi spectatores qui a vitellia, uxore Haterii, invitati erant
INVITATI ERANT

Many spectators were present who had been invited by vitellia, the wife of Haterius
PLUPERFECT PASSIVE

Paris mōtibus ēlegantissimīs aptissimīsque dolōrem rēgīnae morientis imitābātur.
MORIENTIS

Paris was imitating the pain of the queen dying with very elegant and fitting movements
PRESENT ACTIVE PARTICIPLE

cum dēnique quasi mortuus prōcubuisset, omnēs spectātōrēs admīrātiōne affectī identidem plaudēbant.
AFFECTI

When at last he had fallen down as if dead, all the spectators were applauding repeatedly overcome by admiration.
PERFECT PASSIVE PARTICIPLE

aliī flōrēs iactābant, aliī Paridem deum appellābant.
FLORES

some were throwing flowers, others were calling paris a god
ACCUSATIVE PLURAL

surrēxit Paris ut plausum spectātōrum exciperet.
UT PLAUSUM SPECTATORUM EXCIPERET

paris rose up to recieve the applause of the spectators
PURPOSE CLAUSE

sed priusquam ille plūra ageret, vir quīdam statūrā brevī vultūque sevērō prōgressus magnā vōce silentium poposcit.
PROGRESSUS

But before he could do more, a certain man of short height and stern expression having gone forth demanded silence with a loud voice.
PERFECT ACTIVE PARTICIPLE

oculīs in eum statim conversīs, spectātōrēs quis esset et quid vellet rogābant.
ESSET

With the eyes having been turned onto him at once, the spectators were asking who he was and what he wanted.
IMPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE/INDIRECT QUESTION

paucī eum agnōvērunt. Iūdaeus erat, Tychicus nōmine, cliēns T. Flāviī Clēmentis.
NOMINE

A few recognized him. He was a jew, Tychicus by name, the client of Titus Flavius Clementis.
ABLATIVE CLAUSE

Paris ipse fābulā interruptā adeō obstupefactus est ut stāret immōtus.
INTERRUPTA

Paris himself, with the play having been interrupted, was so amazed that he stood motionless.
PERFECT PASSIVE PARTICIPLE DESCRIBING FABULA

omnīnō ignōrābat quid Tychicus factūrus esset."audīte, ō scelestī!" clāmāvit Tychicus.
FACTURUS

He was entirely unaware of what Tychicus was going to do."Listen, o wicked men!" shouted Tychicus.
FUTURE ACTIVE PARTICIPLE

vōs prāvī hunc hominem tamquam deum adōrātis. sunt tamen nūllī deī praeter ūnum!
adoraTIS

You evil men adore this man as if he is a god.There are however no gods except for one!
2ND PERSON PLURAL ENDING

ūnus Deus sōlus adōrandus est!
ADORANDUS EST

One god alone must be worshiped!
A GERUNDIVE INDICATES OBLIGATION OR NECESSITY

hunc Deum vērum quem plērīque vestrum ignōrant, oportet mē nunc vōbīs dēclārāre."
HUNC

It is right for me to declare to you now this true god who most of you do not know."
ACCUSATIVE CASE OF HIC

mussitāre coepērunt spectātōrēs.
MUSSITARE

The spectators began to mumble.
INFINITIVE VERB FORM

aliī rogāvērunt utrum Tychicus iocōs faceret an īnsānīret; aliī servōs arcessīvērunt quī eum ex hortō ēicerent.
EUM EX HORTO EICERENT

Some asked whether Tychicus was making jokes or was insane; others summoned the slaves to throw him out of the garden
RELATIVE CLAUSE OF PURPOSE

Tychicus autem perstitit.
PERSTITIT

But Tychicus persisted.
PERFECT ACTIVE

"Deus, ut prophētae nostrī nōbīs praedīxērunt, homō factus est et inter nōs habitāvit.
NOBIS

God, as our prophets foretold to us, he was made man and he lived among us.
DATIVE OF NOS

aegrōs sānāvit; evangelium prōnūntiāvit; vītam aeternam nōbīs pollicitus est.
POLLICITUS EST

He healed the sick; he preached the good news; he promised an eternal life to us.
DEPONENT VERB

tum in cruce suffīxus, mortuus est et in sepulcrō positus est.
POSITUS EST

Then he, having been nailed on a cross, died and was placed in a tomb.
PERFECT PASSIVE

sed tertiō diē resurrēxit et vīvus ā discipulīs suīs vīsus est.
TERTIO DIE

But he rose again on the third day and was seen alive by his disciples.
ABLATIVE OF TIME

deinde in caelum ascendit, ubi et nunc rēgnat et in perpetuum rēgnābit."
REGNABIT

Then he ascended into heaven, where he now reigns and will reign forever."
FUTURE TENSE 1, 2 conj bo, bis, bit, bimus, bitis, bunt

dum haec Tychicus dēclārat, servī Vitelliae, signō datō, eum, comprehendērunt.
SIGNO DATO

While Tychicus was declaring these things, the slaves of Vitellia, with the signal having been given, arrested him .
ABLATIVE ABSOLUTE

domō eum trahēbant magnā vōce clāmantem:
CLAMANTEM

They were dragging him out of the house, shouting with a loud voice:
PERFECT PASSIVE PASRTICIPLE DESCRIBING EUM

"mox Dominus noster, rēx glōriae, ad nōs reveniet; ē caelō dēscendet cum sonitū tubārum, magnō numerō angelōrum comitante.
REVENIET

"Soon our Lord, the King of glory, will return to us; He will descend from heaven with sound of trumpets, with a large number of angels accompanying.
FUTURE TENSE 3, 4 conj. future, am, es, et, emus, etis, ent

et vīvōs et mortuōs iūdicābit.
IUDICABIT

He will judge both the living and the dead.
FUTURE TENSE

nōs Chrīstiānī, sī vītam pūram vīxerimus et eī crēdiderimus, ad caelum ascendēmus.

We Christians, if we live a pure life and have faith in him, will ascend to heaven.

ibi semper cum Dominō in pāce aeternā erimus.
ERIMUS

There we will be with the Lord in eternal peace.
FUTURE TENSE OF ESSE

tū autem, Paris, fīlius diabolī, nisi vitiīs tuīs dēstiteris, poenās dabis.
DIABOLI

However, you, Paris, the son of the devil, unless you will have ceased from your sins, you will be punished.
GENITIVE

nūlla erit fuga. nam flammae, ē caelō missae, tē et omnēs scelestōs dēvorābunt."
DEVORABUNT

There will be no escape.For the flames, sent from heaven, will devour you and all wicked."
FUTURE TENSE

quae cum prōnūntiāvisset, Tychicus multīs verberibus acceptīs domō ēiectus est.
PRONUNTIAVISSET

When He had announced these things, Tychicus with many blows having been received was thrown out from the house.
PLUPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE

spectātōrum plūrimī eum vehementer dērīdēbant; paucī tamen, praesertim servī ac lībertī, tacēbant, quia Chrīstiānī erant ipsī.
ERANT

Very many of the spectators were mocking him violently; however a few, especially the slaves and freedmen, were quiet, because they themselves were Christians.
IMPERFECT OF ESSE