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[1]
Haec avis est alta.
│ This bird is high.
Illa avis quoque
est alta. │ This bird is also high.
Illa / illa avis
est altior … │
That one / that bird is higher …
… quam haec
/ haec avis, │ …than this one / this bird,
sed haec avis est
altissima. │ but this bird is the highest.
[2]
In itinere sunt
tria flūmina lāta. │ On the journey / way there are three wide
rivers.
Flūmen prīmum est
lātum, │ The first river is wide,
sed flūmen
secundum est lātius ¦ quam prīmum │ but the
second river is wider ¦ than the first (one)
et flūmen tertium est lātissimum. │ and the third river is the widest.
[3]
Cicerō est ¦ optimus
patrōnus ¦ omnium. │ Cicero is ¦ the best patron /
protector ¦ of all.
Hortensius est ¦ patrōnus
māior ¦ quam aliī patrōnī, │ Hortensius is ¦ a greater patron ¦ than
other patrons.
sed est patrōnus pēior
quam Cicerō. │ but he is ¦ a worse patron ¦ than
Cicero.
[4]
Rōmānī Mārtem ¦ deum
potentem ¦ colunt. │ The Romans worship Mars, ¦ a powerful god.
Rōmānī quoque
colunt Iōvem, ¦ patrem maximum ¦ deōrum. │ The Romans
also worship Jupiter, ¦ the greatest father ¦ of the gods.
Iuppiter est potentior
¦ quam Mārs, │ Jupiter is more powerful ¦ than Mars,
Habet ¦ vim maiōrem
¦ quam Mārs. │ he has ¦ greater power ¦ than
Mars.
Iūppiter est potentissimus
¦ deōrum. │ Jupiter is the most powerful ¦ of
the gods.
Est deus maximē
potēns. │ He is an especially
powerful god.
[5] Match the answers with the questions:
[i] Minimē, illud est lātius quam hoc.
[ii] Cicerō est māior patrōnus quam Hortensius.
[iii] Cicerō est optimus patrōnus omnium.
[iv] Iūppiter māiōrem vim habet.
[v] Haec avis est altior.
Quis est optimus patrōnus omnium?
Quae est altior avis? Haec aut illa?
Est Cicerō māior aut pēior patrōnus quam Hortensius?
Estne hoc flūmen lātius quam illud flūmen?
Quis habet māiōrem vim? Mārs aut Iūppiter?
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