Caesar's Gallic War
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501, 3, a, 2; 534, 2: H. 581, 1; 642.
Sibi: with the adjective inimicos.
10. Tirtiiti: what verbs, transitive in English, govern the dative?
traditis armis, "if they should, etc." 11. Blbi praestare, lit. " it was bet- ter for them" = " they preferred." casum, "extremity." Chap. 32. The Atuatuci surrender unconditionally, but treacherously retain a part of their arms.
1. consuetudine: ablative of accord- ance.
2. merito: ablative of cause.
8. esBeconservandSs: construction?
App. 285, H, a: G.-L.... 251, 1 : A. 500, 2: B.
337, 7, 6, 1: H.-B. 162; 600, 3: H. 237.
9. sibi: case? App. 120: G.-L. 350, 2: A. 376: B. 188, 1: H.-B. 366: H. 425,4.
Thibd Rufebbnces: Passive periphrastic conjugation Dative of reference WAR WITH THE BELGAE, B.C. 57 211 sed deditionis nuUam Se id quod in Nerviis miirum anes attigisset se dedidissent ; esse condiciouem nisi ^mis traditis.
fecisset facturum, finitimisque imperatiaruin ne quam dediti- s ciis populi Eomani iniuriam imermit. Re renuntiata ad suos, quae imperarentur facere dixerunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
501, 3, a, 2; 534, 2: H. 581, 1; 642.
Sibi: with the adjective inimicos.
10. Tirtiiti: what verbs, transitive in English, govern the dative?
traditis armis, "if they should, etc." 11. Blbi praestare, lit. " it was bet- ter for them" = " they preferred." casum, "extremity." Chap. 32. The Atuatuci surrender unconditionally, but treacherously retain a part of their arms.
1. consuetudine: ablative of accord- ance.
2. merito: ablative of cause.
8. esBeconservandSs: construction?
App. 285, H, a: G.-L.... 251, 1 : A. 500, 2: B.
337, 7, 6, 1: H.-B. 162; 600, 3: H. 237.
9. sibi: case? App. 120: G.-L. 350, 2: A. 376: B. 188, 1: H.-B. 366: H. 425,4.
Thibd Rufebbnces: Passive periphrastic conjugation Dative of reference WAR WITH THE BELGAE, B.C. 57 211 sed deditionis nuUam Se id quod in Nerviis miirum anes attigisset se dedidissent ; esse condiciouem nisi ^mis traditis.
fecisset facturum, finitimisque imperatiaruin ne quam dediti- s ciis populi Eomani iniuriam imermit. Re renuntiata ad suos, quae imperarentur facere dixerunt.
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