Unit 1 d. participles Flashcards
1
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Participles: perfect passive, present active, future active and passive (= gerundives)
A
Wheelock Chapter 23
2
Q
- captus nihil dīxit.
A
- When captured he said nothing.
3
Q
- servitūte līberātus, vītam iūcundam aget.
A
- Freed from slavery, he will lead a pleasant life.
4
Q
- Dōna dantibus grātiās ēgit.
A
- He thanked those giving the gifts.
5
Q
- aliquem dōna petentem nōn amō.
A
- I do not like someone seeking gifts.
6
Q
- hominī multam pecūniam cupientī pauca dōna sola dabat.
A
- To a man desiring much money he used to give only a few gifts.
7
Q
- ad lūdum tuum fīlium meum docendum mīsī.
A
- I sent my son to your school to be taught.
8
Q
- iste, aliam gentem vīctūrus, magistrōs librōsque dēlēre cupiēbat.
A
- That man, when about to conquer another people, kept wishing to destroy their teachers and books.
9
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- hīs īnsidiīs territī, vītam miseram vīvēmus.
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- Terrified by this plot we shall live a wretched life.
10
Q
- diū oppressī, sē contrā opprimentem tyrannum vertere coepērunt.
A
- Long oppressed, they began to turn themselves against the oppressing tyrant.
11
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- illī quattor virī miserī, ā tyrannō vīsī, trāns fīnem cucurrērunt.
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- Those four unfortunate men, when seen by the tyrant, ran across the border.
12
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- ōrātor, tyrannum timēns, iūcunda semper dīcēbat.
A
- The orator, because he feared the tyrant, always used to say pleasing things.
13
Q
- aliquem nōs timentem timēmus. [nōs is probably acc.]
A
- We fear someone fearing us (= who fears us).
14
Q
- hī vincentēs omnia iūra cīvium victōrum tollent. [omnia probably modifies iūra]
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- These men, if they conquer, will take away all the rights of the conquered citizens.
15
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- ille miser fugitūrus cōnsilium trium amīcōrum petēbat.
A
- That wretched man on the point of fleeing kept seeking the advice of his friends.
