High School Course in Latin Composition
High School Course in Latin Composition
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Sequence of Tenses : 249.
576. EXERCISE FOR WRITTEN TRANSLATION 1. May we preserve forever, senators, the harmony which has been established in my consulship I 2. For if we should all defend the state bravely, no one would be able to harm it.
3. If all had realized before how great a conspiracy was being formed, we could easily have averted the danger.
Digitized by Google 232 LATIN COMPOSITION 4. Would that we had not endured Catiline so long; Would that he were now dead !
6. If Lentulus thinks... that the people can be incited now, he is greatly mistaken.
6. May he not find any one so wicked as to desire to destroy this city !
7. O that the city may be freed from the firebrands and weapons by which it is beset !
8. If many of the citizens were not afraid that the city would not have sufficient forces, I should order these men to be killed at once.
9. Would that the loyalty of all the citizens were as great as the patriotism of the Roman knights !
10. If the possession of liberty and the sight of the city are dear^ to you, you ought to punish these men at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sequence of Tenses : 249.
576. EXERCISE FOR WRITTEN TRANSLATION 1. May we preserve forever, senators, the harmony which has been established in my consulship I 2. For if we should all defend the state bravely, no one would be able to harm it.
3. If all had realized before how great a conspiracy was being formed, we could easily have averted the danger.
Digitized by Google 232 LATIN COMPOSITION 4. Would that we had not endured Catiline so long; Would that he were now dead !
6. If Lentulus thinks... that the people can be incited now, he is greatly mistaken.
6. May he not find any one so wicked as to desire to destroy this city !
7. O that the city may be freed from the firebrands and weapons by which it is beset !
8. If many of the citizens were not afraid that the city would not have sufficient forces, I should order these men to be killed at once.
9. Would that the loyalty of all the citizens were as great as the patriotism of the Roman knights !
10. If the possession of liberty and the sight of the city are dear^ to you, you ought to punish these men at once.
What to read after High School Course in Latin Composition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Mccoy Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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