Unit 4 d. jussive and purpose clauses Flashcards

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present subjunctive; jussive and purpose clauses

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  1. Ille dux veniat. Eum exspectāmus.
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  1. Let that leader come. We are awaiting him.
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  1. Cīvēs turpēs ex rē pūblicā discēdant ut in pāce vīvāmus.
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  1. Let the base citizens depart from (our) republic so that we may live in peace.
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  1. Sī illī duo amīcōs cupiunt, vēra beneficia faciant.
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  1. If those two men desire friends, let them do real kindnesses.
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  1. Beneficia aliīs praestat ut amētur.
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  1. He shows kindnesses to others in order to be loved (so that he may be loved).
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  1. Haec verba fēlīcia vōbīs dīcō nē discēdātis.
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  1. I say these happy words to you so that you may not depart.
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  1. Patriae causā haec difficillima faciāmus.
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  1. Let us do these very difficult things for the sake of our country.
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  1. Illīs miserīs plūs pecūniae date nē armīs contrā hostēs careant.
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  1. Give more money to those unfortunate people so that they may not lack arms against the enemy.
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  1. Putat eōs id factūrōs esse ut īram meam vītent.
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  1. He thinks that they will do it to avoid my anger.
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  1. Arma parēmus nē lībertās nostra tollātur.
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  1. Let us prepare arms so that our liberty may not be taken away.
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  1. Armīsne sōlīs lībertās nostra ē perīculō ēripiētur?
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  1. Will our freedom be rescued from danger by arms alone?
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  1. Nē sapientēs librōs difficiliōrēs scrībant.
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  1. Let philosophers not write too difficult books.
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  1. Satis sapientiae enim ā librīs difficiliōribus nōn accipiēmus.
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  1. For (= the truth is) we shall not receive enough wisdom from too difficult books.
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  1. Meliōra et maiōra faciat nē vītam miserrimam agat.
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  1. Let him do better and greater things so that he may not lead a most wretched life.
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  1. Haec illī auctōrī clārissimō nārrā ut in librō eius scrībantur.
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  1. Tell these things to that very famous author so that they may be written in his book.
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  1. Vēritātem semper quaerāmus, sine quā maximī animī nōn possunt esse fēlīcēs.
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  1. Let us always seek the truth, without which the greatest souls cannot be happy.