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angellis atri
black angels

ater
ater, atra -um, atrior -or -us, aterrimus -a -um black, dark; dark-colored (hair/skin); gloomy/murky; unlucky; sordid/squalid; deadly, terrible, grisly (esp. connected with underworld); poisonous; spiteful;

dies ater
black day

trionyx ater
black soft-shelled turtle

trionyx ater
black soft-shelled turtle, black mud turtle, cuatro cienagas soft-shelled turtle

ater atra atrum
dark

arion ater (l.)
black slug

filii ater filii ezechiae nonaginta oct
the children of ater of hezekiah, ninety and eight.

filii ater qui erant ex hiezechia nonaginta oct
the children of ater of hezekiah, ninety and eight.

ianitores filii sellum filii ater filii telmon filii accub filii atita filii sobai centum triginta oct
the nethinims: the children of ziha, the children of hashupha, the children of tabbaoth,

filii ianitorum filii sellum filii ater filii telmon filii accub filii atita filii sobai universi centum triginta nove
the children of the porters: the children of shallum, the children of ater, the children of talmon, the children of akkub, the children of hatita, the children of shobai, in all an hundred thirty and nine.

iūlia, fīlia iūliī et aemiliae, est parva puella laeta quae cantat et rīdet. sed iam nōn cantat puella neque rīdet, sed plōrat: “uhuhū!” cūr plōrat iūlia? puella plōrat quia mārcus eam pulsat. mārcus est puer improbus quī parvam puellam pulsat − et rīdet! aemilia audit fīliam quae plōrat. iūlia iūlium vocat: “pater! pa-ater!” māter fīliam audit, neque pater eam audit. aemilia iūlium nōn videt et syram ancillam interrogat: “ubi est vir meus? iūlia eum vocat. cūr nōn venit?” syra: “dominus dormit.” aemilia: “Ō! fīlia plōrat − et pater dormit!” iūlia: “uhuhū! mārcus mē pulsat!” mārcus rīdet: “hahahae!” pater audit fīliam quae plōrat et fīlium quī rīdet. iam nōn dormit iūlius. iūlius venit et aemiliam interrogat: “cūr iūlia plōrat et mārcus rīdet?” aemilia respondet: “mārcus rīdet, quia iūlia plōrat, et iūlia plōrat et tē vocat, quia mārcus eam pulsat. puer improbus est mārcus!” iūlius mārcum vocat. mārcus venit et iūlium īrātum videt, neque iam rīdet puer. pater īrātus fīlium improbum verberat! iam nōn iūlia, sed mārcus plōrat.
the father sleeps in the bedroom