| A | B |
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| concido, concidere | to fall down |
| cuncti | all |
| incolumnis | unhurt, safe |
| gaudeo, gaudēre | to be glad |
| quod | that (with verbs of feeling) |
| cesso, cessare | be idle, do nothing |
| extraho, extrahere | drag out |
| frustra, adv. | in vain |
| haereo, haerēre | to stick |
| moveo, movēre | to move |
| culpa, culpae, f. | fault, blame |
| tua culpa | because of your fault |
| cisium, cisii, n. | light two-wheeled carriage |
| interpello, interpellare | to interrupt |
| placide, adv. | gently, peacefully |
| quod | which |
| celerrime, adv. | very fast |
| noster, nostra, nostrum | our |
| deverto, devertere | to turn aside |
| periculum, periculi, n. | danger |
| ars, artis, f. | skill |
| artium, gen. pl. | of the skills |
| ago, agere | to do, drive |
| tune spectabas? | were you watching? |
| commotus, -a, -um | moved |
| quomodo? | how, in what manner? |
| accidit | it happens |
| quid? | what? |
| cur? | why? |
| rogo, rogare | to ask |
| scelestus, -a, -um | wicked |
| nemo | no one |
| sollicitus, -a, -um | worried |
| age! | come on! |
| igitur | therefore |
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