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Exercise 363
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Passive Infinitive
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Exercise 365
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The infinitive as subject, predicate noun, and object. Keep in mind, the infinitive cannot be used to introduce a
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Exercise 366
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Hannibal, Caesar, Napoleon, magnas cpis per monts difficiles et alts dcere poturunt. ____________
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Mlits Americani qu in Bataan erant, propter omnium rerum inopiam, impets hostium diutius sustinre
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Caesar primum cum es gentibus quae prvinciae proximae erant bellum gessit, tum in omns partes
Galliae lgts legionesque misit ut eas etiam partes exploraret, cognosceret, vinceret. ________________
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Possumusne ns Americani fns nostrs b omnibus hostibus dfendere et es ex fnibus nostris pellere?
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Caesar di in fns hostium contendit, tum constitit ut novs exspectaret cpis. _____________________
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Americani et Britanni in eam partem Galliae quae adversa Britanniae est magnum exercitum traducere
poturunt. _____________________________________________________________________________
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Primum Japones Americns propter inopiam earum rerum quae ad bellum pertinent premere atque proelio
pellere poturunt. _______________________________________________________________________
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Germani Galls proximi erant, nam trns flmen Rhenum incolbant. _____________________________
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Exercise 367
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The Americans and British were first able to lead a large army across into Sicily. ____________________
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But the Germans were not able to withstand the attacks of the Americans and their allies. ______________
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The Germans had not been able to learn what plan and what manner of battle had been approved by the
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And so, they were unable to station troops and prepare fortifications. ______________________________
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Then the Allies quickly led their forces across into Italy. ________________________________________
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They made an attack on the Germans both from the front and from the rear. _________________________
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The Germans were now unable to withstand the forces of the Allies and they sought safety in flight. _____
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They hastened to those parts of Italy which are nearest the Alps. __________________________________
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These places they fortified and there awaited the attack of the Allies. ______________________________
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Sententiae Selectae
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Habre nn potest Deum patrem qu ecclesiam (ecclesia, ae: church) nn habet matrem. (St. Cyprian.) _____
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Malum est cnsilium quod mutari (muto, 1, change) nn potest. (Publius Syrus.) _________________________
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Sanctus Joannes, Qu enim, inquit, nn diligit fratrem suum quem videt, Deum, quem nn videt, quomodo (how)
potest diligere? Et hoc mandatum (command) habmus De: ut (that...should) qu diligit Deum, diligat et (also)
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de Regibus Sanctis
Reading #26
Possuntne etiam reges sancti esse? Reges qui imperium et regnum obtinent saepe
agrorum alienorum cupidi sunt; saepe gloria belli incitati magnos exercitus contra
gentes et reges proximos ducunt. Saepe etiam fratres suos timent atque occidunt ne
regnum suum armis occupent. Reges tamen sancti esse possunt. Potuit enim Sanctus
Stephanus1 et regnum obtinere et bella gerere et tamen Deum diligere. Stephanus rex
fuit Hungariae et populum suum fidem Christianam docuit.
Olim2 venit homo quidam3 ad Stephanum ut eum occideret.
Nox erat et
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Ratislaus, dux gentis finitimae, bellum contra Wenceslaum gerebat. Cupidus enim erat
regni Bohemiae. Wenceslaus legatos ad eum misit qui de pace et amicitiae agerent.
Tamen amicitiam confirmare non potuit.
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Exercise 369
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Caesar milites ad flumen constituit quo facilius pontem defendere possent. _________________________
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Galli, cum per provinciam copias suas ducere non potuissent, per loca impedita atque angusta eas ducere
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Caesar, cum illas regiones vastare non potuisset, legiones trans flumen in provinciam deducere constituit. _
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Legatus custodes ibi constituet ne hostes eas regiones explorare possint. ___________________________
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Exercise 370
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He asked whether Columbus was able to get ready three ships in all. ______________________________
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The lieutenant placed guards there lest the barbarians might be able to reconnoiter those regions. ________
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Americans were asking why we were not at all able to send help to our soldiers then. _________________
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We, said the Roman leader, are not at all accustomed to give hostages. _________________________
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We often ask why the Gauls were not at all able to withstand the attacks of the Romans. _______________
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He asked whether they were able to learn the opinion of the Senate. For, he said, I have decided not to
wage this war against the authority of the Senate. _____________________________________________
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He asked whether this man had been freed by many votes. ______________________________________
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Saints were accustomed to pray often that they might be able more easily to keep the faith and to love God.
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Caesar had determined to reconnoiter and conquer all the regions of Gaul. __________________________
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10b. First therefore he waged war with those tribes which are next to the Roman province lest they might be able
to make3 an attack upon him from the rear. ___________________________________________________
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10c. Then he waged war with the rest of the tribes, and after many battles and great slaughter, he was able to
pacify and hold all Gaul. _________________________________________________________________
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1 ten: decem, indecl. adj.
2 commandment: mandatum, i
3 to make: facere
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Exercise 374
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Mlits Rmn, timore perturbati, nn saepe saltem fuga petiverunt, attamen1 Caesar semper es in aci
manre jussit. Oportuit enim es semper virttem Romanam memoria tenre.
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Chrstus ns et Deum diligere et omns homins adjuvre jussit. Itaque oportet ns omns hanc lgem
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Americani numquam bell cupid erant sed, cum propter injurias gravs pugnre atque rem publicam
dfendere juss essent, sine timore aut mor fortiter bellum cum Japonibus gesserunt. Oportet ns virttem
mlitum nostrorum et rs b es gestas memoria semper tenre.
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Dux, cum in agrs alienos mlits deduceret, primum equits omnia loca explorre jussit n in loca
impedita atque angusta legins duceret. Oportuit enim ducem vitas mlitum suorum dfendere atque
conservare.
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Exercise 375
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It is right for Americans to defend their state (use rs publica here). __________________________________
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de Thebaea Legione
This is the story of a heroic band of Christian Roman soldiers who were put to
death for the faith by their own commander, the Emperor Maximian.1 They had
been recruited in northern Egypt around the city of Thebes (hence they were called
the Theban Legion), but were martyred in Gaul near Lake Geneva, probably about
A.D. 287.
Tum in exercitu Romano erat legio quae Thebaea vocabatur. In hac legione omnes milites centurionesque
Christiani erant. Erat autem eo tempore2 bellum in Gallia. Itaque Maximianus, qui cum Diocletiano imperium
obtinebat, legiones ex omnibus provinciis in Galliam misit ut contra eas gentes quae cum Romanis bellum
gerebant pugnarent. Maximianus autem vir bonus non erat atque multos Christianos propter nomen fidemque
Christi occiderat. Itaque, cum ea legio in Galliam venisset, Maximianus eam etiam Christianos occidere jussit.
Milites vero ejus legionis, Christiani fortes et nobiles, quae imperator jusserat non fecerunt. Itaque Maximianus,
vehementer hac re commotus, decimum quemque3 militem occidi jussit. Post hanc caedem autem milites imperia
imperatoris non fecerunt neque tamen contra eum pugnaverunt. Parati enim erant pro fide Christiana et pro
Christo Rege occidi, at milites Romani erant qui contra Imperatorem Romanum armis non pugnabant.
Maximianus autem rursus4 decimum quemque3 militem occidi jussit. Post hanc alteram5 caedem, Sanctus
es noster, et tu nobis et frumentum et praemia periculorum nostrorum das. Deus autem nobis gratiam dat atque
vitam aeternam. Itaque Deum, et nostrum et tuum, imperator, relinquere non possumus. In hac re gravi imperia
tua non faciemus. Fides nostra enim prohibet. Si6 contra hostes pugnare jusseris, si6 labores atque dolores, si6
impetum barbarorum sustinere jusseris, si6 urbes hostium oppugnare et agros vastare jusseris, pugnabimus,
sustinebimus, oppugnabimus, vastabimus. Christianos autem, etiam te, imperator, jussi occidere non possumus.
Jam ex nobis multos viros bonos et fortes propter Christum occidisti tamen contra te non pugnavimus. Ecce7
enim arma tenemus et non nos defendimus. Parati sumus omnes ad mortem, neque propter metum mortis
Christum relinquemus.
Deum Patrem, regem omnium, et Filium ejus, Jesum Christum, Deum adoramus.
Maximianus vero, cum haec audivisset, vehementer commotus, illos omnes statim occidere constituit.
Itaque omnes milites centurionesque ejus legionis ad mortem duci jussit. Reliqui milites, qui Christiani non erant,
eos gladiis occiderunt atque ita eos sanctos Dei in Caelum ad Deum miserunt. Postea omnes Chrisiani eorum
mortem memoria tenebant et semper tenebunt. Nonne nos etiam eos laudamus? Nam et milites fortes et
1 This account is based on the record left by St. Eucherius, Bishop of Lyons. Two reasons are given for the martyrdom of these Christian soldiers. St. Eucherius says that they were martyred for refusing to execute condemned
Christ-ians; another account relates that they refused to offer sacrifice before battle. The number of those martyred
has been doubled.
2 eo tempore: at that time.
3 decimum quemque: every tenth (agrees with militem).
4 rursus, adv.: again.
5 alter, altera, alterum: other, second.
6 si, conj.: if.
7 ecce: behold.
8 martyr, martyris: martyr (one who has died for the faith).