I.

1)
Romulus had three hundred soldiers for protection not only at war but also at peace.
Due to Romulus, the city of Rome was powerful and had peace for four hundred years
after he passed away. Titus Livius told the story about the death of Romulus. While he
had a public assembly in the Campus Martius, suddenly there was a storm with great
noise and covered the king with a thick cloud, and the people feared. After the storm,
when there was light, the Romans didn’t see Romulus, and after that Romulus was not
on the earth.

2.

Habuit.
3rd person singular perfect active indicative of the verb habeo. Second conjugation.

Annos
Accusative plural of annus –i. Noun, masculine, second declension.

Tempestas
Singular nominative or vocative of tempestas –atis. Noun, feminine, third declension.

Fragore
Ablative singular of fragor –oris. Noun, masculine, third declension.

Pars secunda:

1) Crēdō
Future perfect active indicatuve

Singular

1st. Crēdiderō
2nd. Crēdideris
3rd. Crēdiderit

Plural

1st. Crēdiderit
2nd. Crēdideritis
3rd. Crēdiderint

2. Relinquō
Future active indicative
Singular

1st. relinquam
2nd. relinquēs
3rd. relinquet

Plural

1st. relinquēmus
2nd. relinquētis
3rd. relinquent

3. Vēritās, vēritātis

Singular

Nom. vēritās
Gen. vēritātis
Dat. vēritātī
Acc. vēritātem
Ab. Vēritāte

Plural

Nom. vēritātēs
Gen. vēritātum
Dat. vēritātibus
Acc. vēritātēs
Ab. vēritātibus

Parsing

1. Mecum

Ablative singular of the personal pronoun ego with postpositional use of the
preposition cum.

2. Aedificare

Infinitive active of the verb aedificō (first conjugation).

3. Bello
Singular ablative or dative of the word bellum –i. Noun, neuter, second declension.

4. Faciunt.
Third person plural present active indicative form of the verb facio (3 rd conjugation).

5. Appellabit
3rd person singular future active indicative form of the verb appello (1 st conjugation).

Pars quarta. Sight reading.

Ovidius served Augustus and lived in Rome. He wrote sweet poems and Augustus was
angry. Due to that poem Ovidius fled from his fatherland. After Augustus died, Ovidius
was still writing.

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