Latin: Chapter 9 Phrase Exercise Adapted from exercises A&B on page 208 in Jenny's First Year Latin Book, plus a few more... Tools A B prima nocte early in the night post paucis dies after a few days felicissimus hominum happiest of men multis post annis many years later amicior mihi friendlier to me pariter atque equally as in imo mare at the bottom of the sea quam facillimum as easy as possible tribus pedibus altior three feet higher simul atque as soon as plus pecuniae more money in dextra cornu on the right wing iniquius too unfairly plures equi more horses prima luce at daybreak peius rather badly simillimus regi most like the king cupidus cibi eager for food cotidie every day in medio campo in the middle of the camp in summo monte on top of the mountain in extrema via at the end of the road quam primum as soon as possible primum for the first time prima aestate at the beginning of summer prima nocte early in the night postero die the next day postero anno in the following year