Ablative Of Manner/attendant circumstances

Question 1

Explain Abl. Of Manner/attendant circumstances

Answer 1

The noun indicating manner either has an adj. in agreement OR it fol the prep cum.
Some Abls. Of Manner are used without an adj. or cum, eg, silentio = in silence, fraude = deceitfully, more maiorum = in the fashion of our ancestors, iniuria = wrongfully

Question 2

I promise you this in good faith (manner)

Answer 2

Polliceor hoc vobis bona fide

Question 3

In dangerous circumstances he was forced to go out of the camp (attendant circumstances)

Answer 3

Cum periculo ex castris egredi coactus est

Question 4

Verres removed the statue to the great grief of the community

Answer 4

Verres signum abstulit magno cum luctu civitatis

Question 5

He was coming to the camp with great speed (manner)

Answer 5

Magna celeritate ad castra veniebat

Question 6

The dragon approached with slow step

Answer 6

Draco lento gradu approprinquavit

Question 7

He was walking in silence

Answer 7

Silentio ambulabat

Question 8

The sailor is steering the ship in the storm

Answer 8

Navem nauta tempestate gubernat

Question 9

The robbers procured the money by fraud

Answer 9

Latrones fraude pecuniam comparabant