Stage 22: amor omnia vincit
The following sentences come from the storyamor omnia vincit. For each one, identify the form of the underlined word and then translate the sentence. pecūniam nōn cūrō, sed Vilbaim meam āmittere nōlō. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive cūrō: care about,āmittere: lose Vilbia, ab eō dēcepta, nunc mē contemnit. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive dēcipit: deceivecontemnit: despise Vilbia tamen, hunc Modestum cōnspicāta, statim eum amāvit. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive amāvit: fell in love with Modestus tamen puellam retinēre nōn potest, quod auxilium ā deā petīvī. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive retinēre: keepauxilium: helppetīvī: I asked for deam precātus, tabulam in fontem sacrum iniēcī. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive precātus: having prayed toiniēcī: I threw in dīra imprecātiō, in tabulā scrīpta, iam in fonte deae iacet. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive imprecātiō: curseiam: nowiacet: lies Gutta exit currēns. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive currit: run Bulbus, fortiter sē dēfendēns, vīnum in caput Strythiōnis fundit. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive fortiter: bravelycaput: headfundit: pours ingressa, Bulbum humī iacentem videt et Modestum mollīre incipit. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive ingressa, Bulbum humī iacentem videt et Modestum mollīre incipit. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive humī: on the groundiacentem: lyingmollīre: sootheincipit: begins iste Bulbus, ā tē verberātus, iterum mē vexāre nōn potest. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive iste: thatverberātus: having been beatenvexāre: annoy quam celerrimē ēgressus, Guttam petit, cui cōnsilium callidum prōpōnit. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive quam celerrimē: as quickly as possibleēgressus: having gone outpetit: seekscui: to whomprōpōnit: proposescōnsilium callidum: a wise plan Modestus, sōlus thermās ingressus, fontī appropinquat. present active participle perfect passive participle perfect deponent participle infinitive sōlus: alone