Caesar: Gallic War, Books I-V
Caesar: Gallic War, Books I-V
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. . subeuntfis intermittere : and that the enemy did not stop advancing, or and that the enemy continued to advance. intermittei'e is used absolutely.
20. rem esse in angust5 : matters were at a crisis. vidit : repeated from 11, above, because of the long passage intervening.
21. quod . . . posset: a clause of characteristic. mllitl: from a soldier ; for the dative of separation see A. 381 (229) ; B. 188, 2, d; G, 352; H. 427; H-B. 371.
25. qu6 lacilius : in order more easily, a clause of purpo...se.
26. mllitibus : dat. of indirect object after the compound p. 68, 1, 20] BOOK II. CHAPTERS 24-26. 255 verb, inlata. cum pr5 sfi quisque . . . operam n&vftre cuperet : since each was eager to do his best ; pro se, lit. according to his ability.
Page 68. 1-2. etiam in eztrfimis suls rfibus : even though in extreme personal danger.
Principal parts of urgfirl 9, occisis 12, ezc6dere 18, Xnstare 19, detracts 21 ; cuperet 68, 2.
6. Chapter 26. sfisfi : object of coniungerent, legiones being subject of the latter and also of inferrent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . subeuntfis intermittere : and that the enemy did not stop advancing, or and that the enemy continued to advance. intermittei'e is used absolutely.
20. rem esse in angust5 : matters were at a crisis. vidit : repeated from 11, above, because of the long passage intervening.
21. quod . . . posset: a clause of characteristic. mllitl: from a soldier ; for the dative of separation see A. 381 (229) ; B. 188, 2, d; G, 352; H. 427; H-B. 371.
25. qu6 lacilius : in order more easily, a clause of purpo...se.
26. mllitibus : dat. of indirect object after the compound p. 68, 1, 20] BOOK II. CHAPTERS 24-26. 255 verb, inlata. cum pr5 sfi quisque . . . operam n&vftre cuperet : since each was eager to do his best ; pro se, lit. according to his ability.
Page 68. 1-2. etiam in eztrfimis suls rfibus : even though in extreme personal danger.
Principal parts of urgfirl 9, occisis 12, ezc6dere 18, Xnstare 19, detracts 21 ; cuperet 68, 2.
6. Chapter 26. sfisfi : object of coniungerent, legiones being subject of the latter and also of inferrent.
What to read after Caesar: Gallic War, Books I-V?
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