| "when I was a soldier iIN CAMPANIA, I often visited the city. | IN CAMPANIA |
| AFTER DINNER I want to show your bedroom to you." | POST CENAM |
| I was wanting to stay IN THE CITY | in urbe |
| IN IT are a little chest and a small candelabra." | in eo |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative: in villa | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? circum montes | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? cum puella | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? ad pontem | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? ad puellam | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? apud villam | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? de monte | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? ex aqua | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in caelo | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in montibus | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in urbem | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? in villam | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? per urbes | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? pro puella | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? prope puerum | accusative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? sine amicis | ablative |
| Is the noun after the preposition accusative or ablative? sub signo | ablative |
| It is not right to live WITHOUT FRIENDS. | sine amicis |
| Rufilla is sitting IN THE BEDROOM | In cubiculo |
| Rufilla speaks ABOUT QUINTUS | de Quinto |
| Rufilla turned herself TOWARD QUINTUS | ad Quintum |
| Salvius led Quintus into the study here Rufilla was sitting. | in tablinum |
| Salvius, after Quintus ate dinner, was asking ABOUT THE CITY of Pompeii. | de urbe |
| Suddenly Domitilla made a plan and then very quickly hurried TO THE KITCHEN | ad culinam |
| The slavegirl WITH THE COOK returned. | cum coquo |
| This house is far AWAY FROM THE CITY | ab urbe |
| Two hairdressers stand NEAR HER and arrange her hair. | prope eam |
| definition of : a | away from/from |
| definition of : ab | away from/from |
| definition of : ad | to/toward/towards |
| definition of : apud | at the house of/with |
| definition of : circum | around |
| definition of : cum | with |
| definition of : de | about/down from |
| definition of : e | from/out of |
| definition of : ex | from/out of |
| definition of : in (+ accusative) | into |
| definition of : in (+ablative) | at/in/on |
| definition of : per | along/through |
| definition of : pro | for/in front of/in place of/on behalf of |
| definition of : prope | near |
| definition of : sine | without |
| definition of : sub | under |
| everyday you were coming TO ME | ad me |
| she burst into tears. (lacrima= tear) | in lacrimas |
| she sent the hairdressers OUT OF THE BEDROOM | ex cubiculo |
| definition of : sine | without |
| definition of : sub | under |
| everyday you were coming TO ME | ad me |
| she burst into tears. (lacrima= tear) | in lacrimas |
| she sent the hairdressers OUT OF THE BEDROOM | ex cubiculo |