Selections From L Hommond S Viri Romae And Cornelius Nepos

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1897 edition. Excerpt: ... celeriter (ea) quae erant opus (et) facile explicabat eadem oratione (ea quae opus erant). 20. Arrange: Neque erat minus promptus in rebus gerendis quam (erat in rebus) excogitandis, quod, ut Thucydides ait, et iudicabat verissime de (rebus) instantibus et coniciebat callidissime de (rebus) futuris. 24. brevi tempore, ablative of time. inlustraretur, subjunctive of result. "That he became famous." Page 51 2. bello Coreyraeo, praesenti bello, and reliquo tempore, ablatives of time. 6. ille, i.e. Themistocles. 7. ea pecunia, ablative of means. qua, i.e. classe. 8. Arrange: deinde reddidit mare tutum consectando praedones maritimos. 8 g. praedones, direct object of consectando. consectando, ablative of means. In quo, Thereby. 10. cum...tum, "both...and especially." belli navalis, genitive dependent on peritissimos. Ii. Arrange: cognitum est bello Persico, quantae id fuerit saluti universae Graeciae. saluti and Graeciae, two datives dependent on fuerit. 13. universae Europae, dative dependent on inferret. 14. tantis...quantas, " so great as." 16. quam, i.e. classem. 18. Arrange: cum fama de adventu cuius (i.e. eins classis) perlata esset in Graeciam et (cum) Athenienses dicerentur maxime peti propter pugnam Marathoniam, etc. 21. Delphos, accusative denoting limit of motion. consultum, supine denoting purpose after verb of motion. quidnam facerent, "what they should do." 23. moenibus ligneis, ablative of means. munirent, subjunctive dependent on ut. Arrange: Cum nemo intellegeret quo id responsum valeret, Themistocles persuasit (Atheniensibus), etc. quo valeret, "what could be the meaning of." 27. Tali consilio probato, ablative absolute. Page 52 2. Salamina and Troezena, accusatives denoting...

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