Latin-to-English Translation 1 Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. servum tenuit. dominī servōs habēbant. canis mulierem amābat. mulierēs hominēs accēpērunt. dominōs servī non amant. VOCABULARY: servus,-ī (m) – slave; teneō, tenēre, tenuī – to hold; dominus,-ī(m) – master; habeō, habēre, habuī – to have; mulier,-is(f) – wife; homō, hominis(m) – man/people; accipiō, accipere, accipī – to accept/receive

Latin-to-English Translation 2! Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. tum militēs Troiānī et deās et deōs offendērunt. iam tempora erant neque gravia neque difficilia. aliī canēs acrius quam aliī latrābant. quam magnus fuit pater tuus! VOCABULARY: miles,militis(m)-soldier; Troiānus-a-um-Trojan; dea-ae(f)-goddess; deus-ī(m)-god; tum-then; iam-now; tempus,temporis(n)-time; neque…neque-neither…nor; gravis-is-e-severe; difficilis-is-e-difficult; aliī…aliī-some…others; acrius-a-um-fierce; latrāre-to bark; quam-how; magnus-a-um-big/great; sum,esse,fuī-to be; pater-patris(m)-father; tuus-a-um-you

Latin-to-English Translation 3! Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. mens virī non valuerant. amor matris filiō aegrō me permōverit. in mediō oppidō stābunt et corpus rēgis mortuī omnibus monstrābit. pars civium lacrimābant, ceterī gaudebant. VOCABULARY: mens,mentis(f)-mind; valere, valuī-to be strong; amor-is(f)-love; mater, matris(f)-mother; filius-ī(m)-son; aeger, aegra,aegrum-sick; me-me; permovēre, permovī-to move thoroughly; medius-a-um- middle; oppidum-ī(n)-town; stāre-to stand; corpus,corporis(m)-body; rex,regis(m)-king; mortuus-a-um-dead; omnes-all; monstrāre-to show; pars,partis(f)-part; civis,civis(m)-citizen; lacrimāre-to cry; ceteris-is-e-the rest; gaudēre-to rejoice