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§8.

In this and the following Preparations the nouns of the 2nd Decl. in -us will be given in the Nom. Sing., except when a whole phrase is quoted.

scopulus albus a white cliff
ab-est is distant
noctū by night, in the night time
pharus light house
velut as, even as
stella clāra a bright star
in ōceanō on the ocean
illustrat lights up [illustrates]
spectāre to see
(undae) tranquillae calm, tranguil (waves)
lavātis you wash [lave]
delectātis you delight
(undae) turbulentae rough, turbulent (waves)
spūmātis you foam
murmurātis you murmur


III. Ancient Monuments.

§9.

In this and the following Preparations the verbs of the 1st Conjugation, Present Tense, will be given in the 1st Person Sing., except where a whole phrase is quoted.

in Cantiō in Kent
inter between
Dubrae Dover
Rutupiae Richborough
situs situated
oppida antīqua ancient towns
multa monumenla many monuments
vestīgia vestiges, traces
Rōmānus a Roman
reliquiae relics
oppidōrum of towns
amphitheātrōrum of amphitheatres
hodiē to-day, at the present day
ex-stō I exist, remain
via a road
Londinium London
solum soil
multōs nummōs many coins
(nummōs) aureōs golden (coins)
(nummōs) argenteōs (coins) made of silver
(nummōs) aēneōs made of copper
et … et both … and
Britannus a Briton
occultō I hide
causa a cause, source
lucrī of gain [lucre]
arō I plough
fundāmenta the foundations
aedificiōrum of buildings [edifices]
excavō I excavate
magnō pretiō[1] at a great price
vēnun-dō I offer for sale
patruō meō est my uncle has; literally to my uncle there is
  1. Note the Ablative without a Preposition, here meaning ‘at’, (an expression of ‘price’ or ‘value’).