AP Latin, Caesar DBG 5.24-37, Parsing Practice

Caesar, quoad legiōnēs collocātās mūnītaque hīberna cōgnōvisset, in Galliā morārī cōnstituit.

• Perfect Passive Participle

• Perfect Passive Infinitive

• Future Active Participle

• Future Active Infinitive

Tertium iam hunc annum regnantem inimicī, multīs palam ex civitāte eius auctōribus, eum interfēcērunt.

• Ablative of accompaniment

• Ablative of Agent

• Ablative Absolute

• Dative of Agent

Caesar veritus nē cīvitās eōrum impulsū dēficeret,

Lucium Plancum cum legiōne ex Belgiō

celeriter in Carnūtēs profīciscī iubet.

• Result Clause

• Purpose Clause

• Indirect Command

• Fearing Clause

Caesar certior factus est in hīberna perventum

locumque hībernīs mūnītum.

• Dative of Purpose

• Ablative of means

• Dative of disadvantage

• Ablative of place where

Ambiorix et Catuvolcus, cum frūmentum in hīberna comportāvissent, Indūtiomāri Trēverī nūntiīs impulsī, suōs concitāvērunt.

• Temporal Cum Clause

• Circumstantial Cum Clause

• Causal Cum Clause

• Concessive Cum Clause

Gallī subitō magnā manū ad castra oppugnātum vēnērunt.

• Gerund

• Perfect Passive Infinitive

• Supine

• Perfect Passive Participle

dēspērātā rē hostēs suōs ab oppugnātiōne redūxērunt.

• Ablative Absolute Temporal

• Ablative Absolute

  Causal

• Ablative Absolute

  Concessive

• Ablative Absolute

  Conditional

Tum Gallī suō mōre conclāmāvērunt utī aliquī ex nostrīs ad colloquium prōdīret

• Indirect Command

• Purpose clause

• Result Clause

• Indirect statement

Gallī conclāmāvērunt sēsē habēre, quae dē rē commūnī dīcere vellent

• Relative clause of Purpose

• Relative clause of Cause

• Relative clause of Characteristic

• Relative clause in Indirect Statement

Mittitur ad Eburōnēs colloquendī causā Gaius Arpīnēius.

• Gerundive of purpose

• Gerund of purpose

• Gerundive of obligation

• Gerund of obligation