General 1 Flashcards

1
Q

I am inclined to think it is true

A

Haud scio an verum sit

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2
Q

If I am at home my mind is abroad; if I am abroad my mind is at home

A

Si domi sum foris est animus; sin foris sum animus domi est.

Sin = but if (K.442, n.6)

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3
Q

I am sorry

A

Me paenitet

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4
Q

That which you have hold fast till I come

A

Id quod habetis tenete donec veniam

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5
Q

From the least to the greatest

A

A minimo usque ad maximum

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6
Q

From the small to the great

A

A parvo usque ad magnum

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7
Q

I fear to return

A

Timeo redire

Vb. of fearing + prolative infinitive is a possible construction for vbs. of fearing

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8
Q

I am afraid he will return

A

Timeo ne redeat

Ne + subjunct. is a possible construction with vbs of fearing

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9
Q

I was afraid he would not return

A

Timebam ne non rediret

Ne non is a construction with vbs of fearing
Ut may stand for ne non

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10
Q

Caesar causes a bridge to be made

A

Caesar pontem faciendum curat

After curo, trado, do the gerundive is used in agreement with the object to show something is caused to be done

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11
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As much as she has glorified herself…. so much sorrow give to her

A

Quantum glorificavit se… tantum date illi luctum

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12
Q

Is he the man whom I am seeking or not?

A

Isne est quem quaero an non?

Direct alternative question

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13
Q

Let me know when you will be here

A

Fac me certiorem quando adfuturus sis

Indirect single question

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14
Q

Is not a dog like a wolf?

A

Canis nonne similis lupo est?

Direct single question

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15
Q

They try in the hope that they can break through

A

Conantur si perrumpere possint

Si + subjunct (in case that, in the hope that) is used after verbs of expectation and endeavor in indirect questions

Perrumpo, ere, rupi, ruptum

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16
Q

Tell me whether she is mindful of me or not.

A

Sitque memor nostri necne referte mihi

Indirect alternative question uses necne rather than an non ( which is used in direct alternative questions)

17
Q

What am I to do? Am I to be asked or ask?

A

Quid faciam? Roger anne rogem?

Deliberative questions, direct or indirect, are expressed in the subjunctive

18
Q

Remember the ancestors from whom you are sprung

A

Maiorum quibus orti estis reminiscimini

19
Q

Anthony had no place whither he could turn

A

Antonius quo se verteret non habebat

Quo = whither ( rules for Indic and subjunct apply to quo as for qui)

20
Q

Where you lead I am present

A

Qua ducitis adsum

Qua = where (rules for Indic and subjunct apply to qua as for qui)

21
Q

A place to which there was no approach for the army

A

Locus quo exercitui aditus non erat

Quo = whither

22
Q

Whether you delay or hasten

A

Sive retractabis sive properabis

23
Q

When you see you will know

A

Cum videbis tum scies

Cum referring to past or present action is used with the Indic.

24
Q

Men learn while they teach

A

Homines dum docent discunt

Dum, donec, quoad meaning while, as long as, take the Indic

25
He sent ambassadors to seek peace. a. Use ut/qui b. Gerundive
a. Legatos misit ut/qui pacem peterent | b. Legatos misit ad pacem petendam
26
He sent ambassadors to seek peace a. Use causa b. Use supine
a. Legatos misit parcis petendae causa | b. Legatos misit pacem petitum
27
I wish you to reply to me Indirect wish
Volo uti mihi respondeas Vbs of wishing may be followed by ut/ne + subjunct. Volo, nolo, malo, opto, cupio
28
He goes and returns the same way so many times
Itque reditque viam totiens
29
I was formerly as free as your son
Tam ego ante fui liber quam gnatus tuus ``` Tam...quam = so...as Gnatus = natus = son ```
30
The good love the good
Bonos boni diligunt
31
The island lies in mid ocean
Medio sedet insula ponto Pontus, i = sea
32
To each man his place had been assigned
Suus cuique erat locus attributus Attribuo, ere, ui, utum = assign, attribute
33
How long did you stay with him?
Quamdiu apud eum commorati estis Commoror (1) = stay, linger
34
Are you fond of fishing?
Delectaris piscatu? Piscatus, us = fishing
35
Speak louder and more distinctly
Loquere clarius et distinctius
36
You look ill. You are feverish
Tu male prospicis. Febribus laboras laboro (1)= labour, strive; suffer, be afflicted with
37
As for me, I can eat nothing.
Quod me attinet; ego nihil comedere possum