BG 6.13

quī aliquō sunt numerō atque honōre genera sunt duo

• number

• count

• rank

• multitude

quī aliquō sunt numerō atque honōre genera sunt duo

• nominative plural

• ablative singular

• nominative singular

• dative singular

plerique refers to: genera sunt duo. Nam plēbēs paene servōrum habētur locō, quae nihil audet per sē, nūllō adhibētur cōnsiliō. Plērīque, cum aut aere aliēnō aut māgnitūdine tribūtōrum aut iniūriā potentiōrum premuntur

• genera

• consilio

• plebes

• servorum

Cum aut aere aliēnō aut māgnitūdine tribūtōrum aut iniūriā potentiōrum premuntur

• ablatives of agent

• ablatives of means

• ablatives of manner

• ablatives of time

sēsē in servitūtem dicant nōbilibus

• they predict

• they give up

• they say

• they teach

Governs the understood noun: Sed dē hīs duōbus generibus alterum est druidum, alterum equitum.

• servorum

• equitum

• hominum

• Druidum

Sed dē hīs duōbus generibus alterum est druidum, alterum equitum.

• to...from

• one...the other

• some...others

• ours...yours

We learn that the Druids are in charge of matters of: Illī rēbus dīvīnīs intersunt, sacrificia pūblica ac prīvāta prōcūrant, religiōnēs interpretantur

• money

• war

• religion

• the economy

dē omnibus contrōversiīs pūblicīs prīvātīsque cōnstituunt

• they stand

• they decide

• they travel

• they ignore

Refers to: sī quod est admīssum facinus, sī caedēs facta, sī dē hērēditāte, dē fīnibus contrōversia est, īdem dēcernunt, praemia poenāsque cōnstituunt

• the common people

• the decisions

• the Druids

• the knights