Schaum's Outline of Latin Grammar - Alan Fishbone [81]
sort which they would love more than
would be destroying the city.
money.
4. When the city had been destroyed by the
soldiers, the commander shouted that he
8. 1. What is there of the sort which you would
was king.
not dare?
5. If the city had been destroyed by the
2. Then ®nally you will be killed, when no one
soldiers, the commander would have
so foul, so desperate, so similar to you will
shouted that he was king.
be able to be found (no one) of the sort who
6. If the city is destroyed by the soldiers, the
would not say that it was done rightly. As
commander will shout that he is king.
long as there will be anyone of the sort who
7. While the commander was shouting that he
would dare to defend you, you will live.
was king, the slaves were ¯eeing from the
3. For what is there indeed, Catiline, of the sort
city.
which now in this city would be able to
8. If the commander is king, the slaves will
please you, in which there is no one, outside
fear much.
that conspiracy of desperate men, of the sort
9. If the commander had been king, the
who would not fear you, no one who would
slaves would have feared much.
not hate you?
10. Although the commander was shouting
4. Decidius is sent with a few men in order
that he was king of the city, nevertheless
that he may look over the nature of the
the soldiers departed.
place.
5. Hear now, please, not those things of the
11. 1. And so when all of their ®elds had been
sort which he did basely and intemperately
destroyed, their villages and buildings had
against himself and his own private honor,
been burned, Caesar led the army back and
but which he did impiously and monstrously
settled it in winter camp.
against ourselves and our fortunes, that is,
2. Although a small part of the summer
against the whole republic.
remained, nevertheless Caesar hurried to set
6. For why should I have placed myself as an
forth into Britain.
obstacle to your audacity (of the sort which)
3. And just as the old time saw what was the
neither the authority of this body nor the
most extreme in liberty, so we (see) what in
opinion of the Roman people nor any laws
slavery, with even the exchange of speaking
were able to restrain?
and listening having been removed through
trials.
9. 1. The king will give money to the poet
when=if=because he sings.
12. 1. We think that the queen is wretched.
2. Although he was singing, nevertheless the
2. We think that the queen was wretched.
king did not give money to the poet.
3. We think that the queen will not speak to
3. The king would give money to the poet if he
us.
were singing.
4. He thinks that the mothers of the dead
4. The king would not have given money to
soldiers are walking toward the sea.
the poets if they had been captured by the
5. He thought that the mothers of the dead
soldiers.
soldiers had walked to the sea.
Answers to Exercises
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6. There is a rumor that the mothers of the
5. You knew to whom the king was going to
dead soldiers will walk to the sea.
give gold.
7. There was a rumor that the mothers of the
6. He did not wish to tell me how the soldiers
dead soldiers would walk to the sea.
had destroyed the city.
8. He says that the animals are being looked
7. No one is able to tell me why the city is
at by the boys.
being destroyed by the soldiers.
9. He says that the animals were looked at by
8. Tell me by whom the king was killed.
the boys.
9. He asked why we are not loved.
10. He said that the animals were being looked
10. Who asked why we had not been loved?
at by the boys.
11. He said that the animals had been looked
at by the boys.
15. 1. I (saw) what that man (was thinking and
12. He said that the boys would look at the
watching for) and that man on the other
animals.
hand saw what I was thinking and watching
13. He said that the animals would look at the
for.
boys.
2. That man (saw) what I (was thinking and
14. No one believes that the king will kill the
watching for) and I on the other hand saw
poets.
what that man was thinking