(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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da mi
basia mille
"give me 1000 kisses"
~Catullus
militiae species amor est
"love is a
kind of war"
~Ovid
nemo in amore videt
"no one in love sees" ~Propertius
omnia vincit amor
"love conquers all"
~Vergil
amore langueo
"I am faint with love"
~the Vulgate
nunc scio quid sit amor
"now I know
what love is"
~Vergil
fieri sentio et excrucior!
"I feel it happen
& I am destroyed"
~Catullus
cui labella mordebis
"whose lips will you bite?"
~Catullus
oculi tui columbarum
"your eyes are doves"
~the Vulgate
cuius esse diceris
"whose will you be said to be?"
~Catullus
amor et deliciae humani generis
"love and delight of the human race"
~Seutonius
improbe amor!
"wicked love!"
~Vergil
amor et fides
non te deserant
"let love and faithfulness
never leave you"
~the Vulgate
vivamus atque. amemus
"let's live and let's love"
~Catullus
illi mi par esse deo videtur
"they seem like a god to me"
~Catullus
melior est amor tuus vino
"your love is more
delightful than wine"
~the Vulgate
dilectio sine simulatione
"love must be sincere"
~the Vulgate
odi et amo
"I hate and I love"
~Catullus
si vis
amari, ama!
"if you want to be loved, love!"
~Hecato
quem basiabis
"whom will you kiss?"
~Catullus
ecce tu pulcher est dilecte mi
"how beautiful you are, my darling!"
~the Vulgate
deinde centum
"...then 100 [kisses]" ~Catullus
ut ameris amabilis esto
"if you want to be
loved, be lovable!"
~Ovid
omnia vestra in amore fiant
"do everything in love"
~the Vulgate
quis fallere possit amantem
"who can deceive a lover?"
~Vergil
maior autem his est amor
"the greatest of these is love"
~the Vulgate
dilectus meus mihi et ego illi
"my beloved is mine and I am his"
~the Vulgate
trahe me post te, curremus
"Take me away with you,
let's hurry"
~the Vulgate
amor omnibus idem
"love is the same for everyone"
~Vergil