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Olim ad arenam populus Romanus venit ut ludos cum bestiis feris spectet

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Olim ad arenam populus Romanus venit ut ludos cum bestiis feris spectet. Ferocissimae omnium bestiarum erant leones propter fortitudines suos. Captivi et scelerati in arena morte damnati sunt. Inter captivos erat quidam fugitivus servus Androcles. Leones captivos appropinquabant ut eos necarent. Una e bestiis erat maior et ferocior quam altera. Hic leo Androcleti appropinquabat ut eum pugnaret. Cum leo puerum vidisset lente appropinqabat. Androcles agnoscebat. Leo caudam molliter et leviter concitabat. Puerum lingu? lambit. Iam Androcles leonem recognovit. Omnes spectatores attoniti erant. Princeps ad se Androclem vocavit ut disceret cur leo eum pepercisset. Ibi Androcles mirabilem fabulam retulit:

"Cum ego eram servus in Africa, cotidie meus dominus me verberabat". A meis amicis monebar, "Tibi necesse est refugere ne a domino verbereris." Me celabam in desertis. Sed uno die ad cavernam progrediebar ut calorem solis evaderem.  Leo quoque cavernam intravit et me observavit. Molliter et leviter appropinquavit atque pedem mihi ostendit. Ego spinam conspexi, quae in eius pede haerebat. "O ferox leo, tuam pedem prode ut spinam extraham." Sensi leonem mihi esse gratissimum. tres annos in caverna eadem vivebamus et eundem cibum edebamus. Denique a militibus captus, Romam missus sum a domino ut in aren? pugnarem." fabul? audit?, Androcles et leo a principe liberati sunt.

 

Gloss:

ludus, ludi M - game

 

ferus, a, um ADJ - wild

 

bestia, bestiae F - beast of prey in arena

 

specto, spectare - to watch

 

ferox, ferocis ADJ - fierce, wild

 

propter PREP ACC - on account of; because of

 

fortitudo, fortitudinis F - strength, courage, valor

 

leo, leonis M - lion

 

sceleratus,scelerati m criminal

 

captivus,i m - prisoner of war

 

damnatus, damnata -um, ADJ - condemned

 

mors, mortis F - death

 

Androcletis: Greek dative of "Androcles". Greek names often maintain their foreign case forms in Latin.

neco, necare, necui, nectus V - kill

eos - them (from is, ea, id)

vidisset         3rd person singular pluperfect subjunctive active - "had seen"

agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus V - recognize

 

cauda, caudae F - tail

molliter,mollius ADV - calmly

 

leviter,levius ADV - lightly/gently/softly

 

concito, concitare, concitavi, concitatus V - wag

 

lambo, lambere, lambui, lambitus V - lick

 

lingua, linguae N - tongue

 

spectator, spectatoris M - spectator

 

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Came not to be play games with the beasts of the wild, Beasts of the times past unto the to gaze. At the sand of the Roman people. The most warlike of all the Beasts were lions for the sake of might, to his going. And criminal prisoners in the arena of death and condemned. Among the prisoners was a runaway slave Androcles. The young lions were approaching for them, to the captives, and killed him. Was the elder the beasts of the more fierce than the one than the other one out of This lion Androcleti now closes at hand to put him to fight, When a child has seen slowly Closer, Androcles acknowledged. The lion by the tail, gently and easily excited, In language a child licks. Now, a lion Androcles acknowledged. All the spectators were shocked. Androcles called as a leader to learn why the lion was spared. There he told the story of a wonderful Androcles:

 

"When I was a slave in Africa, and every day I beat my master." From my friend's monetary, "You do not need to find shelter from the beating." I hide it in the deserts. I proceeded to temper the heat of the sun, be delivered to the hole But for one day. Even the lion has the hole of me, he went in and observed his father. Hath showed me that he is at hand, and the foot of the softly on the slightest pretext. I am the spine, did I look at, which is in its paw, upon the town. "Oh, wild lion, pull your foot appears like a thorn." Lion felt to be most welcome. three years ago, at the same time and the same food to eat. Finally caught by the soldiers, were sent to a master for the arena fighting. "The stories you hear from the leader Androcles and the lion were freed.

Gloss:

 

The game, Games 1000 - game

The wild a, um adj - wild

animal animals F - the beast of prey in the sand

look, look - to watch

fierce N - fierce, wild

For PREP ACC - on account of; because of

The strength, courage F - strength, courage, valor

The lion, the Lion 1000 - Lion

crime, criminals in criminal

prisoners I m - prisoner of war

sentenced convicted, um, adj - condemned

Death Death 'F - death

Androcles Greek dative of "Androcles". Greek names often maintain their foreign case forms in Latin.

kill, kill fray, use a 5 - Kill

them - them (from he, she, it)

seen 3rd person plural present indicative active - "had seen"

recognize, I recognized, acknowledged and 5 - recognize

the tail, the tail F - tail

soft, softer ADV - calmly

slightly less ADV - slightly / gently / softly

pace, shaking, aroused excited 5 - WAG

Lamb, Lamb, lamb, lambitus 5 - Lick

language, language N - tongue

a spectator or observer 1000 - observer