XXXVAssignment

• Translate: parallel to P. 294 example sentences
  
1. Mors est similis somno: death is similar to sleep.
   
1. Somnus est similis morti.
2. Somnusne similem morti esse putas?
   
2. Sciebam te mihi fidelem esse: I knew that you were loyal to me.
   
1. Sciebamus vos nobis fideles esse.
2. You know that we are faithful to you.
   
3. Nobis est vir amicus. He is a man friendly toward us.
   
1. Vobis sunt amici.
2. I am friendly to you.
   
4. Quisque sibi carus est. Each person is dear to himself.
   
1. Sunt mihi cari.
2. She is dear to you.
5. Ille videtur bar esse deo. That man seems to be equal to a god.
   
1. Illa videbatur par esse deo.
2. They seemed equal to gods.
   
• Translate: parallel to P. 295 example sentences
6. Crede amicis. Believe (trust) your friends.
   
1. Credimus vobis.
2. Vobisne credere debemus?
   
7. Ignosce mihi. Pardon me.
   
1. Ignoscis mihi.
2. Ignosce nobis.
8. Magistra discipulis parcit. The teach spares (is lenient toward) her pupils.
   
1. Parce mihi.
2. Are you able to be lenient to me?
   
9. Impero militibus. I command the soldiers.
   
1. Tu imperas hominibus, sed ego tibi impero.
2. I say that you give orders to men.
   
10. Variae res hominibus nocent. Various things harm humans.
    
1. Noces militibus.
2. He is harming those men.
   
11. Nubo illi viro. I am marrying that man.
    
1. Nupsit illi.
2. She is marrying a farmer.
   
12. Pareo duci. I obey the leader.
    
1. Paremus eis.
2. Should we obey them?
13. Non possum ei persuadere. I cannot persuade him
    
1. Persuadetis nobis.
2. I think that you are persuading us.
   
14. Hoc eis non placet. This does not please them.
    
1. Placet tibi.
2. They please us.
15. Philosophiae servire est libertas. To serve philosophy is liberty.
    
1. Serviunt feminis.
2. I serve a man.
16. Cicero philosophiae studebat. Cicero used to study philosophy.
    
1. Student philosophiae.
2. They study the Latin language.
   
• Translate: parallel to P. 296 example sentences
  
17. Eum sequor. I follow him.
    
1. Eos sequimur.
2. I follow my friend.
   
18. Ei obsequor. I obey him.
    
1. Eis obsequor.
2. I obey god.
19. Sum amicus eius. I am his friend.
    
1. Sumus amici eius.
2. They are their friends.
20. Amicus ei sum. I am friendly to him.
    
1. Sumus amici eis.
2. They are friendly to me.
21. Amico adsum. I support my friend.
1. Amicis adestis.
2. We support our friends.
22. Ad vos venit. He came to us.
    
1. Ad vos venimus.
2. You are coming to us.
23. Ad nos advenit. He came to us.
    
1. Ad vos advenimus.
2. They are coming to us.
24. Aliis praestant. They surpass the others.
    
1. Nobis praestatis.
1. We surpass you.
25. Exercitui praeerat. He was in charge of the army.
    
1. Militibus praesum.
2. I am in charge of you.
26. Exercitui eum praeposui. I put him in charge of the army.
    
1. Militibus te praepono.
2. I put you in charge of me.
27. Amicitiae pecuniam praeposui. I preferred money to friendship.
    
1. Amicitiamne pecuniae preaponis?
2. We prefer friendship to money.
• Translate
1. Qui corpori servit non liber est.
2. Qui pepercit malis bonis nocet.
3. Tu omnia pecuniae postponis et miraris neminem tibi amorem praestat.
4. Debes mihi parcere.