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Worksheet for Reading Latin 1B
John Porter, University of Saskatchewan
Give the appropriate form.
- many dangers (nom.)
- no house (acc.)
- many old men (dat.)
- much treasure (gen.)
- no gods (nom.)
- much respect (acc.)
- much talent (nom.)
- no thieves (gen.)
- no house (gen.)
- house full of treasure (abl.)
- respect (dat.)
- gods (abl.)
- cook! (voc.)
- garland (dat.)
- temple (abl.)
Give the appropriate form.
- they give
- we make prayers (to)
- you (pl.) see
- she dwells
- I explain
- you (sg.) are
- there are
- does she possess?
- you (pl.) care for
- they call
Translate into idiomatic Latin.
- The gods give many worries to old men.
- Are you (pl.) giving the gold to Euclio's daughter, Phaedra?
- Many dreams are full of worries.
- Under the house is much gold.
- The thieves secretly make prayers to the gods.
- You (sg.) care for no god, no househould, no old man.
- You (pl.) are entering into the house.
- There are many worries among ("in") the slaves, none among the gods.
- At length we give ointment and respect to the old man.
- Do the old men and the cooks hide the dangers?
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