Fabulae Faciles: Ulysses
Ritchie, Fabulae Faciles: Ulysses
Ulysses sails home from Troy: the Lotus-eaters, the Cyclops, the bag of winds and Circe. 20 sections, 151 sentences, each with an English translation.
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- Fabula 81Homeward boundUrbem Troiam ā Graecīs decem annōs obsessam esse satis cōnstat; dē hōc enim…
- Fabula 82The lotus-eatersPostquam tamen pauca mīlia passuum ā lītore Troiae prōgressī sunt, tanta…
- Fabula 83Bringing the crew backUlixēs cum ab hōrā septimā ad vesperum exspectāsset, veritus nē sociī suī in…
- Fabula 84The one-eyed giantPostquam eā tōtā nocte rēmīs contendērunt, postrīdiē ad terram ignōtam nāvem…
- Fabula 85Polyphemus at homeCyclōpēs autem pāstōrēs erant quīdam quī īnsulam Siciliam et praecipuē montem…
- Fabula 86Trapped in the caveDum haec geruntur, Graecōrum animōs tantus terror occupāvit ut nē vōcem quidem…
- Fabula 87A plan is madeOrtā lūce Polyphēmus iam ē somnō excitātus idem quod hesternō diē fēcit;…
- Fabula 88Wine for the CyclopsSub vesperum Polyphēmus ad spēluncam rediit, et eōdem modō quō anteā cēnāvit.
- Fabula 89Nobody blinds PolyphemusHāc ōrātiōne habitā, postquam extrēmum pālum ignī calefēcit, oculum Polyphēmī…
- Fabula 90Out under the sheepPolyphēmus ubi sociōs suōs abiisse sēnsit, furōre atque āmentiā impulsus Ulixem…
- Fabula 91A parting shoutIīs rēbus ita cōnfectīs, Ulixēs veritus nē Polyphēmus fraudem sentīret, cum…
- Fabula 92The island of the windsPauca mīlia passuum ab eō locō prōgressus Ulixēs ad īnsulam Aeoliam nāvem…
- Fabula 93The bag is openedNovem diēs secundissimō ventō cursum tenuērunt, iamque in cōnspectum patriae…
- Fabula 94Who will go ashore?Brevī spatiō intermissō Graecī īnsulae cuidam appropinquāvērunt in quā Circē,…
- Fabula 95Circe's palaceHīs rēbus ita cōnstitūtīs iī quī sortītī erant in interiōrem partem īnsulae…
- Fabula 96Turned into pigsTum Circē, quae artis magicae summam scientiam habēbat, baculō aureō quod…
- Fabula 97Mercury's herbAliquantum itineris prōgressus ad vīllam magnificam pervēnit, quam cum oculīs…
- Fabula 98The spell failsBrevī intermissō spatiō Ulixēs ad omnia perīcula subeunda parātus iānuam…
- Fabula 99Men once moreUlixēs autem ubi sēnsit eam timōre perterritam esse, postulāvit ut sociōs suōs…
- Fabula 100A year with CircePostrīdiē eius diēī Ulixēs ex hāc īnsulā quam celerrimē discēdere in animō…
Ritchie, Fabulae Faciles: Ulysses. Latin text, notes and vocabulary: F. Ritchie, Fabulae Faciles (1903), public domain, from Project Gutenberg. Word analysis: LatinCy, then checked by hand. Grammar hints detected from the checked analysis. English: written for this app.