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intrat Cogidubnus tenens epistulam Ä Cephalo scriptam
Cog enters holding the letter written by Cephalus
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nox, noctis
night
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fur, regressus ad fontem, amuletum in aqua quaesivit.
the thief, having returned to the fountain, searched for the amulet in the water.
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simulac Modestus tabernam nostram intravit, ego eum statim amavi. Quanti erant umeri eius! (umerus = where Barbillus got wounded)
As soon as M entered our tavern, I loved him at once. How big his shoulders are!
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eraser
Reset score!
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star
Double points!
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gift
Win 5 points!
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thief
Give points!
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monster
Reset all scores!
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gift
Win 25 points!
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fairy
Take points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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iecur est lividum. nonne hoc mortem significat? nonne mortem viri clari significat? (iecur - what the haruspex looked at; lividum - lead-colored)
the liver is lead-colored. surely this indicates death? surely this indicates the death of a famous man?
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Who was the Pontifex Maximus? (Who holds this title now?)
The Chief Priest - became the Emperor in later times
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cedit:cessit
give in, yield
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seesaw
Swap points!
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magnet
Take 5 points!
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shark
Other team loses 10 points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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non decorum est viro stolam gerere. praeterea barbam habeo! (praeterea - furthermore)
it's not proper for a man to wear a dress. furthermore, I have a beard!
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What is the Latin word for a curse tablet?
defixio (defixiones)
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mandatum
an order
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numquam umquam
never ever
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Vilbia et Rubria, tamen, patri non parent.
Vilbia and Rubria, however, do not obey their father.
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nunc, Ä Romanis deceptus, ista ornamenta, mihi Ä Romanis data, humi iacio.
now, (h.b.) deceived by the Romans, those decorations, given to me by the Romans, I throw on the ground.
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