Aesop’s De Cornice et Urna

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Cornix est sitibunda. Cornix reperit urnam plenam aquae, sed urna est profunda. Cornix vult bibere aquam, sed non potest bibere aquam. Cornix igitur levat lapillulōs ex arenā, et iniectit lapillulōs in urnā. Lapillulī levant aquam. Cornix bibit aquam.

Necessitas est mater inventionis.

Vocabulary
Aqua, ae, f.- water	Levo, are, avi, atus- to lift
Arena, ae, f.- sand	Mater, matris, f.- mother
Bibo,ere, bibi, bibitus- to drink	Necessitas, necessitatis, f.- necessity
Cornix, cornicis, f.- crow	Possum, posse, potui- to be able
Et- and	Profundus, a, um- deep
Igitur (adv.)- therefore	Reperio, ire, repperi, repertus- to find, discover
Inicio, ere, inieci, iniectus- to throw into	Sitibundus, a, um- thirsty
Inventio, inventionis, f.- invention	Urna, ae, f.- urn
Lapillulus, i, m.- a little rock, pebble

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