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| Libro amisso, puella legere non potuit. | Since her book was lost/with the book having been lost, the girl has not been able to read. |
| Dux servorum, signo dato, equos educi iussit. | The leader of the slaves, after the signal was given/with the signal having been given, ordered the horses to be led out. |
| Romani, castris positis, Gallos ad fugam verterunt. | The Romans, after their camps were placed/with their camps having been placed, put the Gauls into flight. |
| Impedimentis in oppido relictis, milites salutem petiverunt. | Because the impediments were abandoned in the town/with the impediments having been left in the town, the soldiers sought safety. |
| Libris lectis, discipuli magistrum aequo animo exspectaverunt. | After their books were read/With the books having been read, the students waited for the teacher with an equal mind. |
| Decline "auctor, auctoris (m)" | auctor, auctoris, auctori, auctorem, auctore, auctores, auctorum, auctoribus, auctores, auctoribus |
| Decline "caput, capitis (n)" | caput, capitis, capiti, caput, capite, capita, capitum, capitibus, capita, capitibus |
| Decline "carmen, carminis (n)" | carmen, carminis, carmini, carmen, carmine, carmina, carminum, carminibus, carmina, carminibus |
| State the three rules for identifying an i-stem 3rd declension noun. | 1. -is/-es nominative singular, same syllables genitive singular 2. one syllable nominative singular -x-s, two consonants genitive singular 3. neuter nominative singular -al, -e, -ar |
| decline "mare, maris (n); marium" | mare, maris, mari, mare, mari, maria, marium, maribus, maria, maribus |
| Decline "pastor, pastoris (m)" | pastor, pastoris, pastori, pastorem, pastore, pastores, pastorum, pastoribus, pastores, pastoribus |
| Decline "uxor, uxoris (f)" | uxor, uxoris, uxori, uxorem, uxore, uxores, uxorum, uxoribus, uxores, uxoribus |
| Decline "libertas, libertatis (f)" | libertas, libertatis, libertati, libertatem, libertate, libertates, libertatum, libertatibus, libertates, libertatibus |
| Decline "celeris navis, celeris navis (f)" | celeris navis, celeris navis, celeri navi, celerem navem, celeri nave, celeres naves, celerium navium, celeribus navibus, celeres naves, celeribus navibus |
| Decline "familiare nomen, familiaris nominis (n)" | familiare nomen, familiaris nominis, familiari nomini, familiare nomen, familiari nomine, familiaria nomina, familiarium nominum, familiaribus nominibus, familiaria nomina, familiaribus nominibus |
| Decline "par hostis, paris hostis (m)" | par hostis, paris hostis, pari hosti, parem hostem, pari hoste, pares hostes, parium hostium, paribus hostibus, pares hostes, paribus hostibus |
| Decline "fortis virtus, fortis virtutis (f)" | fortis virtus, fortis virtutis, forti virtuti fortem virtutem, forti virtute, fortes virtutes, fortium virtutum, fortibus virtutibus, fortes virtutes, fortibus virtutibus |
| Decline "facile iter, facilis itineris (n)" | facile iter, facilis itineris, facili itineri, facile iter, facili itinere, facilia itinera, facilium itinerum, facilibus itineribus, facilia itinera, facilibus itineribus |
| Decline "omne corpus, omnis corporis (n)" | omne corpus, omnis corporis, omni corpori, omne corpus, omni corpore, omnia corpora, omnium corporum, omnibus corporibus, omnia corpora, omnibus corporibus |
| Litteris scriptis, ambulavi. | After the letters were written, I walked. |
| Regno amisso, tamen rex erat. | Although the kingdom was lost, nevertheless he was king. |
| Auxilio misso, tamen vincere potuerunt. | Although the help was lost, nevertheless they were able to win. |
| Agris occupatis, populi lacrimaverunt. | Since the fields were occupied, the people cried. |
| Porta clausa, hostes fugere non potuerunt. | After the gate was closed, the enemies were unable to flee. |
| Navibus amissis, Ulixes miser erat. | Since the ships had been lost, Ulysses was unhappy. |
| Officio facto, dominus discessit. | After he did his duty, the master left. |
| Puer, litteris non missis, pecuniam non accepit. | Because he did not send the letter, the boy did not receive the money. |
| Dux, signo dato, processit. | The leader, after the signal was given, advanced. |
| Oppidis nostris captis, bellum geremus. | If our towns are captured, we shall wage war. |
| Numa rege, pacem habuimus. | When Numa was king, we had peace. |
| Populo libero, vita grata erit. | If the people are free, life will be pleasant. |
| Sicilia relicta, Ulixes ad regnum Aeoli, regis ventorum, navigavit, qui Ulixi ventos malos in sacco ligatos dedit. | After he left Sicily, Ulysses sailed to the kingdom of Aeolus, the king of the winds, who gave to Ulysses bad winds tied in a bag. |
| Dixit: "Malis ventis ligatis, non iam impedieris et in patria tua salutem invenies." | He said: "Since these bad winds are tied, you will no longer be hindered and you will find safety in your homeland." |
| Anno in insula quam Circe rexit acto, Ulixes ad Sirenes venit. | After a year was spent on the island which Circe ruled, Ulysses came to the Sirens. |
| Ulixes, navi et sociis amissis, corpore vulneribus confecto, in patriam pervenerat. | Ulysses, after he lost his ship and his allies, after his body was exhausted with wounds, had come to his fatherland. |
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Nutley High School |
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