A First book in Latin; Containing Grammar, Exercises, And Vocabularies, On the Method of Constant Imitation And Repetition

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A First book in Latin; Containing Grammar, Exercises, And Vocabularies, On the Method of Constant Imitation And Repetition
Mcclintock, John, 1814-1870
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The Athenians sent amhas- I Atheniensds iSg&tos misdront, sadors to consult the oracle. \ or&ciilum consulturds.
*' Darare, transitive, = to harden ; intrans., = to become hard, i e.^ to last t TransjYcere, transit, = to convey over; intrans., = to cro$$ over.
Alone, solos, 9l, tUn (194, 1).
To cross over, tr&jicere (tnyso-, trft- ject-, trans+jftcere).f Amman, a surname of Japiter, Ham- m5n, Ts.
To behold, speotAre (av-, at).
To proceed, pergdre (perrez-, p«r- rect^).
To consult, consnldre (co
...nstQu^oon- snlt-).
Digitized by Google PARTICIPLE FUTUSB ACTIVE, 199 Rule of Syntax, — The future active participle is used after a verb of motiou to express the design of that motion.
(449.) Translate into English.
1. Avds, in &]i6nas t^ras migrftturse, congregantur.-— * Caesar, in Galliam prdfecturus, cent&riones convdcat.-^ German!, bellum gesturi, Deos inv5c&v6runt. — Sa^nens bdn& ( neut. pi.) comp^Urat semper dar&ttir&.
2. Periphrastic Conjugation — Caesar de quarts vlgiM castr& mottirus est.


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