Today is a catch-up day to review any lesson(s) you missed this past week and/or to work on whatever kind of practice is most useful to you. You will find the list of lessons below, plus a random cat. I've also listed all the sayings with first-declension genitives for you to look through. They are organized into groups based on sentence structure:
genitive phrases where the genitive comes first (vitae sal = "life's salt, the spice of life"),
- Vitae sal amicitia.
- Invidia est animae tinea.
- Tempus est vitae magister.
- Dubium sapientiae initium.
- Rixa rixae causa est.
- Senectus vitae hiems est.
- Omnis ars naturae imitatio est.
genitive phrases where the genitive comes second (corona vitae = "the crown of life, life's crown"):
- Mors corona vitae.
- Historia magistra vitae.
- Mors ianua vitae.
- Ars est simia naturae.
- Pigritia est pulvinar Satanae.
- Finis miseriae mors est.
- Maximum remedium irae mora est.
genitive phrases that are interwoven with other words:
- Faber quisque fortunae suae est.
- Incertus animus dimidium est sapientiae.
- Avarus ipse miseriae causa est suae.
two genitive phrases in one saying:
- Finis irae initium est paenitentiae.
- Est rota fortunae variabilis, ut rota lunae.
- Vitae brevis est cursus, gloriae sempiternus.
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