De Leone et Quattuor Tauris

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Quattuor taurī foedus faciunt. Foedus dicit, “Habebimus pacem et periculum una.” Leō esuriens et iratus hoc videt. Leō esuriens autem taurōs petere non potest. Leo dicit: “Dividam taurōs cum verbīs falsīs, et tum devorabō eōs.” Leō unam taurum ab alterō taurō cum verbīs falsīs dividit, et tum taurum solum devorat.

Si vīs vincere, divide.

Vocabulary
Alter, altera, alterum- another	Pax, pacis
Cum+abl.- with	Periculum, i, n.- danger
Divioo, ere, divisi, divisus- to divide	Peto, ere, ivi, itus- to attack; request; search for
Esuriens, esurientis- hungry	Quattuor- four
Facio, ere, feci, factus- to make	Solus, a, um- alone, lone
Falsus, a, um- false	Taurus, i, m.- bull
Foedus, foederis, n.- pact, treaty	Unus, a, um- one
Hic, haec, hoc- this; these (pl.)	Verbum, i, n.- word
Iratus, a, um- angry	Vinco, ere, vici, victus- to conquer
Leo, leonis, m.- lion

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