A | B |
etiam in pictura | also in the picture |
est alter puer, nomine Sextus | is another boy, called Sextus |
qui habitat | who lives |
in eadem villa rustica | in the same country house and farm |
Marcus et Sextus sunt amici | Marcus and Sextus are friends |
hodie pueri in horto clamant et rident | today the boys are shouting and laughing |
quod laeti sunt | because they are happy |
vir quoque est in picture | a man is also in the picture |
qui est servus | who is a slave |
in Italia sunt multi servi | in Italy (there) are many slaves |
qui laborant | who work |
in agris et in villis rusticis | in the fields and in the country houses and farms |
pueri sunt Romani | the boys are Roman |
sed Davus non est Romanus | but Davus is not Roman |
est vir Britannicus | he is a British man |
qui iam in Italia laborat | who now works in Italy |
quod sunt pueri Romani | because they are Roman boys |
Davus solus laborat | Davus works alone |
iratus quod | angry because |
pueri clamant et in horto currunt | the boys are shouting and running in the garden |
subito statua cadit | suddenly a/the statue falls |
in piscinam | into the fishpond |
Sextus ridet | Sextus laughs |
Marcus quoque ridet | Marcus also laughs |
sed Davus clamat | but Davus shouts |
Abite, molesti! | Go away, you pests! |
et ad piscinam iratus currit | and angry/angrily runs to the fishpond |
ex horto | out of the garden |
Davus gemit | Davus groans |