Latin Composition for Secondary Schools
Latin Composition for Secondary Schools
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If anything happens to Pompey, the citizens will remember the wisdom and incorruptibility of Catulus. 3. The orator Digitized by VjOOQIC 26 LATIN COMPOSITION — PART II was very desirous of ^expressing his sentiments concerning the opinion of Catulus. 4. The citizens were never weary* of * bestowing on him their richest favors. 5. If you should do anything new, you would be accused of treason.' 6. Catu- lus was such a man that he lacked neither wisdom nor valor.
7. The less certain human life is..., the more the commonwealth ought to derive benefit from the lives® of its greatest men.
8. In war 'it is the part of wisdom to follow expediency.
9. Recall* our two greatest wars. 10. Were they not brought to a close by a single commander-in-chief? 11. It remains to speak of the two cities which at one time threatened the Roman supremacy. 12. It seemed to concern you and your fathers greatly that Marius should be appointed general.
I. Iniin. clause. 2. Latin, "speaking." 3. taedet. 4. Cf. text, § 51.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If anything happens to Pompey, the citizens will remember the wisdom and incorruptibility of Catulus. 3. The orator Digitized by VjOOQIC 26 LATIN COMPOSITION — PART II was very desirous of ^expressing his sentiments concerning the opinion of Catulus. 4. The citizens were never weary* of * bestowing on him their richest favors. 5. If you should do anything new, you would be accused of treason.' 6. Catu- lus was such a man that he lacked neither wisdom nor valor.
7. The less certain human life is..., the more the commonwealth ought to derive benefit from the lives® of its greatest men.
8. In war 'it is the part of wisdom to follow expediency.
9. Recall* our two greatest wars. 10. Were they not brought to a close by a single commander-in-chief? 11. It remains to speak of the two cities which at one time threatened the Roman supremacy. 12. It seemed to concern you and your fathers greatly that Marius should be appointed general.
I. Iniin. clause. 2. Latin, "speaking." 3. taedet. 4. Cf. text, § 51.
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