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Copy this bellwork onto the sheet:. cornucopia, horn of plenty Amat victoria curam - Victory favors those who take pains Pro forma, [literally, for form] made or carried out in a perfunctory manner or as a formality; provided in advance to prescribe form or describe items
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Copy this bellwork onto the sheet: • cornucopia, horn of plenty • Amatvictoriacuram- Victory favors those who take pains • Pro forma, [literally, for form] made or carried out in a perfunctory manner or as a formality; provided in advance to prescribe form or describe items • Numerodeusimparegaudet. God loves odd numbers. (Vergilius, Eclogae) • Infinitusestnumerusstultorum- Infinite is the number of fools (Bible) • Clara pacta, boniamici - Clear agreements, good friends • Etiamcapillusunushabetumbram- Even one hair has a shadow. (PubliliusSyrus)
Lesson V Vocabulary “Roma”
antIquus, antIqua, antIquum • ancient
cibus, cibI • m. • food
clArus, clAra, clArum • famous, bright, clear
cOpia, cOpiae • f. • supply, abundance
cUra, cUrae • f. • worry, care, concern
etiam • also, even
fOrma, fOrmae • f. • shape, beauty
nOniam • no longer; not now
numerus, numerI • m. • number
plAnus, plAna, plAnum • level, flat
posteA • afterwards
prImO • at first
propter • takes an accusative noun • on account of, because of
rEgIna, rEgInae • f. • queen
ruIna, ruInae • f. • ruin, downfall
cUra, cUrae • f.
numerus, numerI • m.
ruIna, ruInae • f.
cibus, cibI • m.
propter • takes an accusative noun
fOrma, fOrmae • f.
rEgIna, rEgInae • f.
cOpia, cOpiae • f.
numerus, numerI • m.
ruIna, ruInae • f.
cibus, cibI • m.
cUra, cUrae • f.
propter • takes an accusative noun
cOpia, cOpiae • f.
fOrma, fOrmae • f.
rEgIna, rEgInae • f.