Chapter 8

Question 1

porro (adv.)

Answer 1

then, afterwards, next, furthermore

Question 2

eo quod

Answer 2

to the extent that

Question 3

cum

Answer 3

The word cum has several, completely unrelated meanings.

1. As a preposition, cum is translated as with or together. It is compounded with some pronouns, especially tecum, mecum, vobiscum, nobiscum, and quibuscum.
2. As a conjunction, cum can introduce three distinct types of subordinate clauses:
   
   1. Temporal clauses: cum = when
   2. Causal clauses: cum = since, because
   3. Concessive clauses: cum = although