Savēte, sodālēs.
In today’s reading, Lydia laments that her fingers are entirely empty of rings. Medus complains to the shopkeeper, Albinus, that jewellery is bought cheaper elsewhere. We learn that nōnāgintā means ninety. And that satis means enough.
from Lingua Latīna Per Sē Illustrāta, page 54 (detail).
As you read, try to find the Latin phrases that mean:
in which (plural)
to this shopkeeper
too big
in other streets
in those shops
are bought for a small price
Now, READ Capitulum Ocatāvum, lines 83-107.
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in which (plural) : in quibus
to this shopkeeper : huic tabernāriō
too big : nimis magnum
in other streets : in aliīs viīs
in those shops : in illīs tabernīs
are bought for a small price : parvō pretiō emuntur
Satis est. See you again soon.