A Progressive Series of Inductive Lessons in Latin : Based On Material Drawn From Classical Sources, Especially From Cæsar's Commentaries
A Progressive Series of Inductive Lessons in Latin : Based On Material Drawn From Classical Sources, Especially From Cæsar's Commentaries
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3. They began to follow and attack our men in (a) the rear. 4. A great quantity of dust began ^ to be seen. 5. Remember (pi.) us. 6. I cannot forget the old indignity. 7. Recall to mind the ancient valor of the Hel- vetians. 8. When I reflect on all the stages of your life, I do not see at what period 3'ou learned those things.
9. He favors the Helvetians, [but] hates Caesar. 10. Turn your thoughts from* slaughter and conflagrations. 11. He forgets nothing but* injuries. 12. He recalled the bit...ter experience of an earlier time. 13. I call to mind^ not the two Decii, not the two Scipios, — but our own legions.
555. Supplementary Exercises.
T. 1. Eundem Achillam,'^ cujus supra meminimus, omnibus copiis praefecit. 2. Atque ego, qui omnia officio metior, recordor tamen tua coosilia. 3. Cum aliquo dolore flagitiorum^ suorum recordabitur. 4. Plerique mortales postrema meminere, et in hominibus impiis sceleris eorum obliti de poena disserunt, si ea paulo severior fuit. 5. Parum odisse malos cives videtur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. They began to follow and attack our men in (a) the rear. 4. A great quantity of dust began ^ to be seen. 5. Remember (pi.) us. 6. I cannot forget the old indignity. 7. Recall to mind the ancient valor of the Hel- vetians. 8. When I reflect on all the stages of your life, I do not see at what period 3'ou learned those things.
9. He favors the Helvetians, [but] hates Caesar. 10. Turn your thoughts from* slaughter and conflagrations. 11. He forgets nothing but* injuries. 12. He recalled the bit...ter experience of an earlier time. 13. I call to mind^ not the two Decii, not the two Scipios, — but our own legions.
555. Supplementary Exercises.
T. 1. Eundem Achillam,'^ cujus supra meminimus, omnibus copiis praefecit. 2. Atque ego, qui omnia officio metior, recordor tamen tua coosilia. 3. Cum aliquo dolore flagitiorum^ suorum recordabitur. 4. Plerique mortales postrema meminere, et in hominibus impiis sceleris eorum obliti de poena disserunt, si ea paulo severior fuit. 5. Parum odisse malos cives videtur.
What to read after A Progressive Series of Inductive Lessons in Latin : Based On Material Drawn From Classical Sources, Especially From Cæsar's Commentaries?
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