forms
gen. plur. masc. of hic
horum
Reflexive of Intensive: I saw Caesar himself in the forum.
intensive
uterque
each (of 2)
How are the gender, number, and case of a relative pronoun determined?
Gender and number to agree with antecedent.
Case from function in the relative clause.
hortaturque sequi damnosasque erudit artes
what noun does damnosasque modify?
artes
dat. sing. neut. of iste
isti
gen. sing. fem. of ipse
ipsius
aliquis, aliquid
someone, something, anyone, anything
Liber quem discipuli legere poterat graecus erat.
Discipulus, i, m.: student
Graecus, a, um: Greek
The book which the students could not read was Greek.
dedit oscula nato
non iterum repetenda suo pennisque levatus
ante volat comitique timet
pennisque: give the case and reason for the case
ablative of means/instrument
fem. acc. sing. quis
quem
gen. pl. of se
sui
quisque, quidque
each
Femina cuius oculi viros in silicem convertit bona amica erat.
converto, convertere, converti, conversum: to turn, change
The woman whose eyes turned men into stone was a good friend.
dedit oscula nato
non iterum repetenda suo pennisque levatus
what does levatus modify?
masc. acc. sing. idem
eundem
Translate:
Caesar se amat quod librum auxilio tibi legit.
librum auxilio tibi: self-help book
Caesar loves himself because he read a self help book.
quidam, quaedam, quoddam
a certain
Caesar contemnit virum qui in toga optima ius iecit.
contemno, contemnere: to despise
ius, iuris, n. justice, soup
Caesar despises the man who threw soup on his best toga.
velut ales, ab alto quae teneram prolem produxit in aera nido
what noun does alto modify? what is it called when an adjective is so far from its noun?
nido
hyperbaton
fem. gen. pl. of quidam
quarundam
Translate: Caesar gave his own book to his (Cicero's) friend.
Caesar suum librum amico eius dedit.
quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
Wage: gero, gerere
Patriam cui multa bella gerimus non amamus.
"opus monitusque genae maduere seniles"
give the singular of maduere
maduit