July 17, 2016
Literal translation of the Latin: Let us be mindful of older people and of sick people who frequently remain alone in the hour of the burning Dog Star [Jul 3 - Aug 11, the Canicular Days which are usually the hottest] and meet with hardships.
Here's how the Latin works:
Latin
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English
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Parsing
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Grammar Points
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Seniorum
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of older (people)
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gen.
pl. masc. comp. adj.
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senior;
comp. adj. of senex, senis
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memores
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mindful
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nom.
pl. masc. adj.
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memor,
memoris
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simus
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let us be
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1st
pers. pl. pres. act. subj. verb
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sum,
esse, fui; hortatory subj.
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atque
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and
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conj.
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aegrotorum
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of sick (people)
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gen.
pl. masc. adj.
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aeger,
aegra, aegrum
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qui
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who
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nom.
pl. masc. rel. pronoun
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qui,
quae, quod
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flagrantis
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of the burning
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gen.
sing. fem. adj.
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flagrans,
flagrantis
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hora
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(in) the hour
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adj.
sing. fem. noun
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hora,
horae
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Caniculae
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(of) the Dog Star
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gen.
sing. fem. noun
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Canicula,
Caniculae
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pluries
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frequently
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adv.
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solitarii
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alone
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nom.
pl. masc. adj.
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solitarius,
solitaria, solitarium
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manent
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remain
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3rd.
pers. pres. act. ind. verb
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maneo,
manere, mansi, mansus
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-que
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and
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enclitic
conj.
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aerumnis
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hardships
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dat.
pl. fem. noun
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aerumna,
aerumnae
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occurrunt
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meet with
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3rd
pl. pres. act. ind. verb
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occurro,
occurrere, occurri, occursus
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