Amīcī ad cēnam
The friends had been invited to dinner BY CORNELIUS.
Cornēlius, Cornēliī, m.: Cornelius
Glīrēs
The dormice had been bought BY AURELIA.
Aurēlia, -ae, f.: Aurelia
Glīrēs
The dormice had been bought WITH MONEY.
pecūnia, -ae, f.: money
Pānis
The bread has been acquired BY THE SLAVES.
servus, -ī, m.: slave, enslaved person
Multus cibus
Much food will have been cooked BY FLAMES.
flamma, flammae, f.: flame
Lectī in trīclīniō
The couches have been placed in the dining room BY THE SLAVE-WOMEN.
ancilla, -ae, f.: slave-woman
Mortuī ad Charōnem
The dead were led to Charon BY MERCURY.
Mercurius, -ī, m.: Mercury
Candēlābrum
The candelabrum was overturned.
casus, casūs, m.: chance, accident
Ignis
The fire was put out WITH A CLOAK.
pallium, palliī, n.: cloak
Mappae
The napkins have been brought BY THE GUESTS.
convīva, -ae, m.: guest
Convīvae
The guests will have been greeted BY CORNELIUS HIMSELF.
Cornēlius, -ī, m.: Cornelius; ipse, ipsa, ipsum: himself
Titus, frāter Cornēliī,
Titus, Cornelius' brother, was expected BY EVERYONE.
omnis, omnis, omne: all
Soleae
The shoes had been carried away BY HAND[S].
manus, manūs, f.