A Straight Road to Caesar
A Straight Road to Caesar
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Translate the ablative in 7 below because of.
67.
I. CustQs est vir magnae virtatis. 2. VirtOs custOdis militSs nostrOs delectat. 3. Caesar virtOtem laudat et cus- tOdem cOnfirmat. 4. CustOs dig^us Caesarem clSrum lau- dat. 5. Vir bonus saepe est laudis cupidus. 6. Laus magna custodf dig^O datur. 7. TribOnus virtOte sua m5g- num in periculum venit. 8. TribQnus auxiliO studet et a cOnsule custodes postulat. 9. CustOdes ad tribQnum ve- niunt et auxilium postulant. 10. Praefectus multis cum custOd...ibus virum clarum servat. 11. VirtOs custOdum laude magna est digna. 12. CustOdes nostri laudi et virtuti nOn sunt inimici. 13. Populus Romanus magnam laudem et honOrem cystOdibus dat. 14. CustOdes nostri mllites honoris mag^i sunt.
Direction. — Learn A. & G./215, 187, a, i, (cf. 13 above), 245- 68.
I. A good soldier desires praise. 2. The commander gives praise to the good soldiers. 3. The guard is a soldier of well-known valor. 4. The state demands from a guard great valor. 5. The state praises the valor of the guard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Translate the ablative in 7 below because of.
67.
I. CustQs est vir magnae virtatis. 2. VirtOs custOdis militSs nostrOs delectat. 3. Caesar virtOtem laudat et cus- tOdem cOnfirmat. 4. CustOs dig^us Caesarem clSrum lau- dat. 5. Vir bonus saepe est laudis cupidus. 6. Laus magna custodf dig^O datur. 7. TribOnus virtOte sua m5g- num in periculum venit. 8. TribQnus auxiliO studet et a cOnsule custodes postulat. 9. CustOdes ad tribQnum ve- niunt et auxilium postulant. 10. Praefectus multis cum custOd...ibus virum clarum servat. 11. VirtOs custOdum laude magna est digna. 12. CustOdes nostri laudi et virtuti nOn sunt inimici. 13. Populus Romanus magnam laudem et honOrem cystOdibus dat. 14. CustOdes nostri mllites honoris mag^i sunt.
Direction. — Learn A. & G./215, 187, a, i, (cf. 13 above), 245- 68.
I. A good soldier desires praise. 2. The commander gives praise to the good soldiers. 3. The guard is a soldier of well-known valor. 4. The state demands from a guard great valor. 5. The state praises the valor of the guard.
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