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“Peter Needham has risen valiantly to the task of finding equivalents to Paddington’s ‘hard stare’, his ‘elevenses’ with Mr Gruber, and, perhaps most difficult of all, his penchant for ‘marmalade sandwiches’; not something that can have figured highly on the menus of ancient Rome. Who said Latin is a dead language? In Peter’s hands, Ursus Nomine Paddington has a very satisfying ring to it.” — MICHAEL BOND HarperCollins Children’s Books ISBN: 978-0-00-741256-3
Copyright HarperCollinsPublishers 77–85 Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith, London W6 8JB www.tolkien.co.uk Published by HarperCollinsPublishers 2012 The Hobbit copyright © The J.R.R.Tolkien Estate Limited 1937, 1965 Latin translation copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Ltd 2012 Mark Walker asserts the moral right to be identified as the translator of this work ® and ‘Tolkien’® are registered trademarks of The J.R.R.Tolkien Estate Limited Source ISBN: 9780007445219 Ebook Edition © September 2012 ISBN: 9780007485949 Version 1 FIRST EDITION
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Collis Ille : Hobbiton trans Aquam
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TRANSLATOR’S INTRODUCTION As a li
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faithfully and as comprehensibly as
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etter in rhythmic (and rhyming) for
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CAPITA Title Page Translator’s In
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haec est fabula de rebus praeteriti
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CAPVT PRIMVM CONVIVIVM INOPINATVM i
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taciti et cito se auferant quandocu
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puellae-hobbitae. illo mane Bilbo n
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quae numquam resolutae sunt donec i
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“ualde me paenitet ut manseris!
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aperiri coepit - Bilbo uix stupefac
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praecipue Thorinum tibi commendam!
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serum non perficietur, et primum no
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quam ipsi reuenerunt, et cum lyra T
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dissitos spectantes homines pallidu
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mouebat obtestationem faciens contr
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ululatus illi similis in momento te
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Effractarium esse, is quidem Effrac
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fistula longa et laminis implicatis
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expulsa, cum diuitiis omnibus atque
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milites trucidauit - fabula infelix
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ad fodinam Moriae uenit, tabulam fi
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altas ad latebras et ueteres specus
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Bilbo, noctis prioris oblitus, sibi
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“me ualde paenitet,” Bilbo inqu
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animaduertentes, lente progressi su
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minus ueri simile est te molestiam
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primum potuit. “tu non exspectas
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“licet tibi conari,” Bertus * u
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cito!” inquiunt. priusquam Balinu
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“sunt plures etiam uenientes,”
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totam noctem consumet.” “quis i
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suffocati et ualde irati sunt: quib
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contempserunt. copiae ipsorum ualde
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CAPVT TERTIVM REQVIES BREVIS illo d
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qui terram in fronte interrumperent
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simile risui in arboribus erupit: q
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coquitur,” inquit. “ignes ligne
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enignus quam aestas. in fabulis mul
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“quid sunt litterae-lunae?” hob
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CAPVT QVARTVM SVPER COLLEM ET SVBTE
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magorum sapientium sicut Gandalphi
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circiter annis quinquaginta, ut ple
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habuit. somniauit rimam in muro in
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laborate, nec cessate! orci potent
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in hanc fabulam uenit, populo Thori
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iterum uideant!” adeo iratus fuit
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decem, undecim: ubi sunt Filius et
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Gandalphus ad nanos progredientes i
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de se laridum et oua in culina sua
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subinde meatus fuerunt, qui in latu
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foedum latere in profundo, in radic
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aenigma cogitaret. itaque Gollum si
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habitauerat, extulit. “sss, sss,
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“est bonum, mi pretiossse? est su
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itaa, itaaa. alteraam quaestionem,
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aenigma uera secundum leges antiqua
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mollius desiderauit. “satis tutus
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celeriter appropinquabat. Gollum in
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Bagginssem in sinibuss id habere; n
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“quid agemus? illis maledic et il
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audiuerunt. nunc caue, aut hoc iter
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obligatis. locus erat gobelinorum d
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CAPVT SEXTVM E SARTAGINE IN IGNEM B
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esset, quamobrem ille amicis adhaer
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studiosi fuerunt, et descriptionem
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cetera nos omnes scimus - nisi quod
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euanuit. frutices, et gramina longa
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erecta in apertum lucebat. nescio q
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arbore facillima, “festina, et ma
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homines audaces in eam e Meridie re
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effugerunt. “quid est omnis clamo
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in scuta concrepabant. gobelini ign
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eugepae! eugae! cum illa eugae! fla
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oculis clausis cogitabat num diutiu
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aquila, nequaquam eum animaduertens
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atque rursus commodum, et se aequo
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“noli uellicare!” aquila eius i
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impedimentorum, nec mannos in quibu
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“pro deum fidem, minime, minime,
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paulo post ad cingulum quercuum pro
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Mirksiluae habitat, audiuisti?”
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“aut duobus? unum solum atque par
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“copia mannorum? quid eratis uos
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patefecit magis quam potis erat, se
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in orationem uersis dixit. qui iter
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arboribus siluae sederunt. utrum ma
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despiciebat. foris erat fremitus, e
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mihi licet dicere ursos paruos, urs
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et multos seruos eius principes ab
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“id est omne consilium, quod uobi
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contendentes ubicumque terra erat g
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tenebras ursum magnum nos comitante
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errare! - si id feceritis est mille
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CAPVT OCTAVVM MVSCAE ET ARANEAE in
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nulla uidere posse: nam oculo s uid
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sed oculi mei non uident tam bene q
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“sunt nulli remi. quomodo lintrem
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omnibus molestiis, quae eum uexauer
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“estne nullus finis huius siluae
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papiliones nihili putauerunt, et, c
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uidebatur, in tenebris uiderunt; tu
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primum uigilias agitauit, susurro m
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erant. qui cantus erant magni atque
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hominem mutatum esse, multum feroci
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fundo fascium aliquorum eminentem u
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aranea uetusta pigra, in arbore ded
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quatenus ierat ut ausi est. tum mag
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Filium liberauisset anulum deposuer
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iratae ab “Arachne” sunt ut ins
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hobbitus non adfuisset, cui gratias
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pulchriores et sapientiores et doct
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“in illos impetum non fecimus,”
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numerauissent, hobbitum nec umquam
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sanioris plenae. in magna aula cum
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dryades uenantes, per omnem tempus
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Bilboni crediderunt. uides rem effe
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et miratus est num illa ad amicos l
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offendebat, aut grunniebat, aut in
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erant ad promum iuuandum ut cupae e
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conuiuari coepisti et mentem pertur
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stellas, astra; harenam, feraces! a
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fluebant humiliora in aqua uisa ess
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frigidis lentisque haerentibus comm
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CAPVT DECIMVM HOSPITALITER EXCIPIVN
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obtulit, et rex Dryadum-Siluestrium
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in litoribus adhuc aspici potuerunt
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fortasse oblitus est se semel minim
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iuuenes in oppido aperte dubitabant
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magna saluit. nulli autem magis att
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educto! sic maligna sidera cadentqu
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umquam loquebatur dum nani in Oppid
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CAPVT VNDECIMVM IN LIMINE duos dies
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nomine Coruicollis, terminatum est,
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.Porta Antica.
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amissa, saepe rursus reperta, in su
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imis saxi interrumpebat. uocibus hu
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his auditis, Bilbo - nam nani in sa
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“illa clauis!” Bilbo clamauit.
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“ita dic statim et desine! fortas
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miserum, quam stulte ego fui et sum
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dryadibus in diebus in quibus orbis
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excitatum transierat. est in antro
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quem sarcinas suas ducebant atque t
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exspectatisne me cum omni aceruo Th
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dormire uisus est, paene mortuus et
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“sic priori nocte cogitaui,” se
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litus, quod in diebus eius iuniorib
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eius praecipuum infra aspexisse, cu
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egionibus habitabat, manibus patris
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“quamobrem ergo Smaug terminum in
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inuenerant, scilicet Cor Montis, Ar
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discessit.
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confractam atque obsaeptam esse. ne
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cum Bilbo de gradibus cum offension
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ceperint!” ceteris paribus nihilo
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aulam explorandi cupidi fuerunt, du
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candidis a cucullis pannosis, singi
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“euge!” Bilbo inquit. “numqua
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sequamur!” fuit uia sub muro saxe
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exteriorem consederunt et consilia
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primam lucem uiderunt. aliquid in i
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ignis e faucibus draconis exsiluit.
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uertit!” et dum Vates admirans su
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quod ille amissus est!” et in med
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de uerbis Domini et Conualle restit
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inuenit; et super eum cornices dens
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CAPVT QVINTVM DECIMVM NVBES CONGREG
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sum illam senem auem intellegere no
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uiuimus nullum aurum nostrum aut fu
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funibus res sustulerunt. fornicem p
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Metus, acutus est, dolis. gens! uoc
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homo procerus in frontem gressus es
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hoc consilio habet. nunc abscede pr
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CAPVT SEXTVM DECIMVM FVR NOCTE nunc
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nanus pinguis fremuit. “res omnin
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“quidcumque sit, meum est, mi bon
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pulchras uidere solebant, attonitus
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est quid proxime acturum sit. media
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“mens mea cum solibus paucis orti
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conueniamus!” tum se uerso super
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Page 391 and 392: Bagginsensis cottidie fortior fieba
Page 393 and 394: ob causam ultionis, et uiris uires
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Page 397 and 398: gustum.” “uia etiam est longa,
Page 399 and 400: tandem uidere uolunt. prata uirenti
Page 401 and 402: tabulam supra focum pendebat. loric
Page 403 and 404: Dominus prior mortuum taetrum obier
Page 405 and 406: NOMINA PROPRIA Aculeus, -i Sting Al
Page 407 and 408: Gondolin, -is Gondolin Gulielmus, -
Page 409 and 410: VERBA FORTASSE AVT INCOGNITA AVT NO
Page 411 and 412: integumentum manuum muff (fur cover
Page 413 and 414: tyto, -onis alba barn owl umerale,
Page 415 and 416: O quanta qualia sunt illa sabbata q
Page 417 and 418: Caput VI quinque aues quindecim arb
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