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Pacēs
Pacibus
Pacis
Pax
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Every Greek runs through a city of that kind.
All Greeks fled that part of the city.
Some Greeks held that part of the city.
All Greeks were fleeing that part of the city.
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Old Egyptian crowds were there, in which Romans and Greeks were cursing.
In the crowds of Egyptians were older Romans and Greeks cursing.
In the crowd of Egyptians was an old man, who was cursing the Greeks and Romans.
Old Egyptian crowds are here, which means the Romans and Greeks will be cursing.
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Many of the slaves were running through the houses of the city.
Many slaves were running through the streets of the city.
Many slaves are running through the houses of the city.
Many of the slaves are running through the streets of the city.
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The genitive masculine plural is similar to the genitive feminine plural (besides the vowel)
The genitive plural of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd declension all end in "M"
The base (beginning of the word) of the genitive singular of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd declension always changes from the nominative case.
The singular genitive ending of masculine second declension nouns is the same as the singular dative ending of third declension nouns
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We cannot go to the bar of Clēmēns (Clēmēns' bar)
Clēmēns cannot go to our bar.
He cannot go to the bar of Clēmēns (Clēmēns' bar)
We could not go to the bar of Clēmēns (Clēmēns' bar)
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The shopkeepers were showing the slave-girls to the women
The women were selling slave-girls to the shop-keepers.
The shop-keepers showed stolas to the women and slave-girls
The shop-keepers were showing stolas to the women and slave-girls
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Barbillus was living in the house for a long time.
He was living at the house of Barbillus for a long time.
I was living in the house of Barbillus for a long time.
The were living in Barbillus' house for a long time.
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