Transcript Exercise 40d

Exercise 40d
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Exercise 40d
1. Aeneas Hesperiam petens
Carthaginem advenit.
Aeneas, seeking Hesperia,
arrived at Carthage.
Aeneas, who was seeking
Hesperia, arrived at Carthage.
Aeneas, although he was
seeking Hesperia, arrived at
Carthage.
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2. Marcus patrem epistulas in
tablino scribentem invenit.
Marcus found his father writing
letters in the study.
Marcus found his father as he
was writing letters in the study.
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3. Adstantes rogavi ubi esset
incendium.
I asked the bystanders where
the fire was.
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4. Eucleides nocte per vias
domum rediens a praedonibus
percussus est.
Eucleides, returning home at
night through the streets, was
struck by robbers.
Eucleides, who was returning
home at night through the
streets, was struck by robbers.
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5. Davo in horto laboranti
molesti erant pueri.
The boys were troublesome
(annoying) to Davus, working
in the garden.
The boys were troublesome to
Davus, who was working in the
garden.
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6. Mihi roganti puellae nihil
responderunt.
To me asking, the girls
responded not at all.
The girls did not respond to me,
although I was asking.
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7. Plurimi natantium scaphas litori
appropinquantes viderunt.
7. Very many of the swimmers saw
the small boats approaching the
shore.
• the boats, which were
approaching the shore.
• the boats, as they were
approaching the shore.
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8. Audita est vox magistri pueros
reprehendentis.
8. The voice of the teacher scolding
the boys was heard.
• of the teacher who was scolding
the boys . . .
• of the teacher because he was
scolding the boys . . .
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9. Cornelius in atrio Eucleidem exspectans
ceteros servos in culinã colloquentes
audivit.
9. Cornelius, waiting for Eucleides in the
atrium, heard the other slaves talking in
the kitchen.
• who was waiting for Eucleides in the
atrium. .
• although he was waiting for Eucleides in
the atrium . . .
• who were talking . . .
• while they were talking . . .
• because they were talking . . .
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10. Cornelio domo egredienti
occurrit Titus, frater eius.
Titus, his brother, met Cornelius
returning home.
Titus, his brother, met Cornelius
as he was returning home.
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11. Clamores gaudentium in viis auditi sunt.
11. The shouts of those rejoicing were heard
in the streets.
• of the rejoicers . . .
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12. Cornelius servis fercula in triclinium
portantibus signum dedit.
12. Cornelius gave a signal to the slaves
carrying trays into the dining room.
• who were carrying trays . . .
• while they were carrying trays . .
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13. Cornelii in cauponã pernoctantes
mortem timebant.
13. The Cornelius Family, spending the night
in the inn, were afraid of death.
• who were spending the night in the inn . .
.
• because they were spending the night in
the inn . . .
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14. Mulieres ad templum procedentes
conspeximus.
14. We caught sight of the women
proceeding to the temple.
• who were proceeding to the temple.
• because they were proceeding to the
temple.
• as they were proceeding to the temple.
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15. Puellae inter se colloquentes multa et
mira de pueris narrabant.
15. The girls, talking among themselves,
were saying many (and) wonderful things
about the boys.
• who were talking among themselves . . .
• as they were talking among themselves . .
.
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16. Nos domo egredientes matrem in atrio
sedentem vidimus.
16. We, departing from home, saw mother
sitting in the atrium.
• because we were departing from home .
..
• as we were departing from home . . .
• who was sitting in the atrium.
• because she was sitting in the atrium.
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17. Sextum arborem ascendentem desilire
iussi.
17. I ordered Sextus, climbing a tree, to
jump down.
• who was climbing the tree . . .
• because he was climbing the tree . . .
• as he was climbing the tree. . .