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SETTLING IN

Chapter NINETEEN. SETTLING IN. INTRAVERUNT. VOCABULARIA. (they) entered. CENO, CENARE. VOCABULARIA. To dine. CENA, -AE, f. VOCABULARIA. dinner. VOBIS. VOCABULARIA. For you. IUSSIT. VOCABULARIA. (he) ordered. CORNELIO. VOCABULARIA. 4. For Cornelius. DUXIT. VOCABULARIA.

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SETTLING IN

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  1. Chapter NINETEEN SETTLING IN

  2. INTRAVERUNT VOCABULARIA (they) entered

  3. CENO, CENARE VOCABULARIA To dine

  4. CENA, -AE, f. VOCABULARIA dinner

  5. VOBIS VOCABULARIA For you

  6. IUSSIT VOCABULARIA (he) ordered

  7. CORNELIO VOCABULARIA 4 For Cornelius

  8. DUXIT VOCABULARIA (he) led

  9. LECTUS, -I, m. VOCABULARIA bed

  10. VOCABULARIA HIC LECTUS This bed

  11. SORDIDUS, -A, -UM VOCABULARIA dirty

  12. VOCABULARIA REM EXPLICARE To explain the situation

  13. MELIOR VOCABULARIA better

  14. TIBI VOCABULARIA For you

  15. ESURIO, ESURIRE VOCABULARIA To be hungry

  16. CUBITUM IRE VOCABULARIA To go to bed

  17. VOCABULARIA VALDE Very, exceedingly, very much

  18. IERUNT VOCABULARIA They went

  19. VIGILO, VIGILARE VOCABULARIA To stay awake

  20. Activity 18e Give the Latin word to which each of the following English words is related and give the meaning of the English word: Latin Word English Def. • Coda • Legate • Obese • Canine • Precipitate verb- adjective-

  21. FABULA Cuncti (in cauponam) intraverunt. “Nonnecenarevultis?” inquitcaupo. “Servimeibonamcenamvobis statimpararepossunt.”

  22. FABULA “Ego et Cornelia hic cenarenon possumus,” inquitAurelia. “Ducnosstatim (ad cubiculum nostrum).” Servos caupostatimiussitcenam Cornelio et Marco et Sextoparare. 4

  23. FABULA IpseAureliam et Corneliam (ad cubiculum) duxit. Aurelia, ubialterumduorumlectorumvidit, gemuit. “Hic lectusestsordidus,” inquit. “Nequeegoneque Cornelia mea (in sordidolecto) dormirepotest. Necesseestaliumlectum (in cubiculum) movere.”

  24. FABULA Cauporespondit, “Cur me reprehendis? Multi viatores(ad mean cauponam) veniresolent. Nemomeamcauponamreprehendit.” IamadvenitEucleides. UbiAureliaremexplicavit, Eucleidesquoquecauponemreprehendit.

  25. FABULA Caupomussavit, “(PropeViamAppiam) cauponammelioreminvenirenon potestis. (In caupona mea) nullilectisuntsordidi.” Sed servos iussitaliumlectumpetere. Brevi tempore servialiumlectum (in cubiculum) portaverunt.

  26. FABULA Caupoiam (cum risu) clamavit, “Ecce, domina! Servimeialiumlectumtibiparaverunt. Nonnenunccenarevultis?” “Ego non iamesurio,” inquitCornelia. “Volotantumcubitumire.”

  27. FABULA “Egoquoque,”inquit Aurelia, “sumvaldedefessa.” Non cenaveruntAurelia et Cornelia, sedcubitumstatimierunt. AureliamoxdormiebatsedCorneliavigilabat.

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