Latin Prose Composition
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c. hortatur ut de eo statuat.
a. he thought he had suffi- cient reason for punish- ing him.
b. he feared that he would offend.
c. he urges him to punish him.
1 " under compulsion " — having been compelled.
s See 49, 22. 8 See 3a. * See 50.
CAESAR, GALLIC WAR 97 1. The Romans have sufficient reason for punishing Dumnorix.
2. I will have ^ him called before me.
3. We are afraid that Caesar will punish Dumnorix without the knowledge ^ of his brother.
4. I urged him to converse with you.
5. What di...d they say in my presence.' 202 CHAPTER XX a. nee quemquam ex eo plus quam se doloris capere.
b. qua ex re futurum (ut and subj.) c. tanti eius apud se gratiam esse ostendit.
a. and that no one feels more pain in consequence of this than himself.
l>. that the result of this would be that, etc.
c. he shows that his regard for him is so great.
I-. No one felt more pain as a result of this than Diviciacus.
2. While I had very little power at home, he used all his resources to my destruction.
3. My regard for you is so great, that I urge you to avoid ^ all suspicion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. hortatur ut de eo statuat.
a. he thought he had suffi- cient reason for punish- ing him.
b. he feared that he would offend.
c. he urges him to punish him.
1 " under compulsion " — having been compelled.
s See 49, 22. 8 See 3a. * See 50.
CAESAR, GALLIC WAR 97 1. The Romans have sufficient reason for punishing Dumnorix.
2. I will have ^ him called before me.
3. We are afraid that Caesar will punish Dumnorix without the knowledge ^ of his brother.
4. I urged him to converse with you.
5. What di...d they say in my presence.' 202 CHAPTER XX a. nee quemquam ex eo plus quam se doloris capere.
b. qua ex re futurum (ut and subj.) c. tanti eius apud se gratiam esse ostendit.
a. and that no one feels more pain in consequence of this than himself.
l>. that the result of this would be that, etc.
c. he shows that his regard for him is so great.
I-. No one felt more pain as a result of this than Diviciacus.
2. While I had very little power at home, he used all his resources to my destruction.
3. My regard for you is so great, that I urge you to avoid ^ all suspicion.
What to read after Latin Prose Composition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Carr 1871 Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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