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+# Capitulum Primum: Imperium Romanum
+
+## Vocabula nova
+
+- imperium -i
+- capitulum -i
+- pensum -i
+- in
+- est, sunt
+- et
+- quoque
+- non
+- sed
+- -ne
+- ubi
+- fluvius -i
+- magnus -a -um
+- parvus -a -um
+- insula -ae
+- oppidum -i
+- multus -a -um
+- paucus -a -um
+- num
+- quid
+- oceanus -?
+- provincia -ae
+- unus -a -um
+- duo -a -um
+- tres -ia -es?
+- mille -? -?
+- littera -ae
+- numerus -i
+- primus -a -um
+- secundum -a -um
+- tertium -a -um
+- vocabulum -a
+- syllaba -ae
+- grammatica
+- singularis -?
+- pluraliis -?
+- exemplum -i
+
+## Grammatica nova
+
+- Introduces nominative and ablative cases.
+- Introduces present active indicative tense.
+- Demonstrates flexible word order.
+
+| Line | Comment                                              |
+| :--- | :--------------------------------------------------- |
+| 1    | <A nom> in <B abl> est = A is in B                   |
+| 3    | Multiple “et” in list rather than commas.            |
+| 7    | "sed" clause doesn't need to repeat the verb         |
+| 10   | Predicate can come before or after object.           |
+| 11   | "-ne" appended to first verb to indicate a question. |
+| 56   | Commas used here instead of repeating "et"?          |

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-# Capitulum Primum
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-| Line | Comment                                        |
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-| 1    | ablative noun case with “in”.                  |
-| 3    | multiple “et” in list.                         |
-| 10   | predicate can come before or after object.     |
-| 11   | uses question words instead of question marks. |
-| 56   | commas when joining multiple clauses?          |