First book in Latin
First book in Latin
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2. The ambassadors themselves promised peace. 8. He gives arms to the same soldier. 4. But those troops of yours do not obey me. 5. The magistrates sur- rendered themselves. 6. That thing will be a great difficulty to us. 7. The boats will be useful ^ to the general. 8. The shields were a great hindrance to the soldiers. 9. The general reproached himself very severely. 10. They resisted the enemy on the very banks of the river.
389. CONVERSATION Quid Haedui polliciti sunt?
Nonne nobis frumentum... dabitis ?
Quis fuit Liscus?
Responditne Liscus Caesari ?
Quos Caesar convocavit?
1 ^^for a usey Digitized by VjOOQIC CUM CLAUSES 169 LESSON XLIX CUM CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSES OF PURPOSE 390. The conjunction cum has three diflferjnt uses : — 1. Cum meaning "when" is called cum temporal and introduces a clause denoting time or circumstance.
2. Cum meaning "since" is called cum causal and introduces a causal clause.
3. Cum meaning "although" is called cum concessive and introduces a clause denoting concession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The ambassadors themselves promised peace. 8. He gives arms to the same soldier. 4. But those troops of yours do not obey me. 5. The magistrates sur- rendered themselves. 6. That thing will be a great difficulty to us. 7. The boats will be useful ^ to the general. 8. The shields were a great hindrance to the soldiers. 9. The general reproached himself very severely. 10. They resisted the enemy on the very banks of the river.
389. CONVERSATION Quid Haedui polliciti sunt?
Nonne nobis frumentum... dabitis ?
Quis fuit Liscus?
Responditne Liscus Caesari ?
Quos Caesar convocavit?
1 ^^for a usey Digitized by VjOOQIC CUM CLAUSES 169 LESSON XLIX CUM CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSES OF PURPOSE 390. The conjunction cum has three diflferjnt uses : — 1. Cum meaning "when" is called cum temporal and introduces a clause denoting time or circumstance.
2. Cum meaning "since" is called cum causal and introduces a causal clause.
3. Cum meaning "although" is called cum concessive and introduces a clause denoting concession.
What to read after First book in Latin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inglis, Alexander James, 1879-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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