DBG 5 28-29

Who are the Eburones?

• Gallic chieftains

• A Gallic tribe

• Roman commanders

Who is Ambiorix?

• A Gallic chieftain playing both sides

• A Roman commander

• A Gallic tribe

Who are Cotta and Sabinus?

• Gallic tribes

• Gallic chieftains

• Roman commanders

In lines 2-3, non negleganda is an example of

• metaphor

• polysyndeton

• hyperbole

• litotes

non negleganda is a

• gerund

• gerundive

In line 8 iniussu Caesaris is best translated

• with Caesar's disapproval

• with Caesar's permission

• not ordered by Caesar

• in conjunction with Caesar

In lines 9-10, Aurunculeius and others argue that

• the Germans are not coming

• they are in no danger

• this is all a bluff

• they could hold off an attack

Who is Ariovistus?

• A Gallic chieftain

• A Roman commander

• A German king who was killed by Caesar

• A Gallic tribe

dissentire

• to disagree

• to climb down

• to fall down

• to distract

consentire

• to sit down next to

• to meet together

• to agree

• to climb up together