A | B |
triclinium Cornelii | the dining room of Cornelius |
erat | was |
pulcherrimum | very beautiful |
et ornatissimum | and very ornate |
in parietibus | on the walls |
picturae pulcherrimae | very beautiful pictures |
in alia pictura | in one picture |
canis Cerberus . . . | the dog Cerberus was being dragged out |
e regno | out of the kingdom |
Plutonis | of Pluto |
in alia | in another |
Mercurius . . . adducebat | Mercury was leading |
mortuos | the dead; dead people |
ad Charonem | to Charon |
Orpheus . . . descendebat | Orpheus was descending |
ad inferos | to the underworld |
Cornelius servos . . . iubebat | Cornelius was ordering the slaves |
festinare | to hurry |
nam iam erat nona hora | for it was now three o'clock |
Aurelia . . . ancillas . . . incitabat | Aurelia was urging on the slave women |
vehementer | violently, vehemently |
Subito | suddenly |
ancilla quaedam . . . evertit | a certain slave-woman overturned |
quae Aureliam . . . timebat | who feared Aurelia |
magnopere | greatly |
huc illuc festinans | hurrying this way and that |
unum e candelabris | one of the lampstands |
casu | accidentally |
Candelabrum . . . deiectum est | the lampstand fell |
in lectum | onto a couch |
statim | immediately |
effusum est oleum | the oil was spilled out |
in strata | onto the sheets |
haec | these (sheets) |
celeriter | quickly |
ignem ceperun | caught fire |
Aurelia irata . . . reprehendebat | Aurelia angrily began to scold |
ancillam neglegentem | the careless slave-woman |
sed Cornelius . . . ignem exntinxit | but Cornelius put out the fire |
pallio | with a cloak |