Latin IV, Independent Subjunctives Review (LLPSI, Ch. 39)

Neptūnus clamāvit: “Aeolus imperet ventōs, nōn pontum”

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Neptūnus clamāvit: “Aeolus imperet ventōs, nōn pontum!”

Translation: Neptune shouted: " ____ Aeolus _____ the winds not the sea!"

Hint: Write the 2 words one after the other.

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Iūnō sēcum dīxit: “Obliviscar causam irae ac dolōris, iūdicium Paridis?”

• Hortatory

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Iūnō sēcum dīxit: “Obliviscar causam irae ac dolōris, iūdicium Paridis?”

Translation: Juno said to herself: " ____ ____ _____ the cause of my anger and grief, the judgement of Paris?"

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Aenēas dīxit: "ego quoque in campīs Iliacīs animam prō patriā effūdissem!”

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Aenēas dīxit: "ego in campīs Iliacīs animam prō patriā effūdissem!”

Translation: " ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ my life/soul on the Trojan fields for my country!"

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Aenēas dīxit sociīs: “Dūrēmus et nōs rēbus secundīs servēmus!”

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Aenēas dīxit sociīs: “Dūrēmus et nōs rēbus secundīs servēmus!”

Translation: Aeneas said to his companions: " ___ ___ ___ ___ and ___ ourselves for favorable things!"

Hint: Write the words one after the other.

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Ad haec Veneris fīlius inquit “ō ... - quam tē appellem?

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Ad haec Veneris fīlius inquit “ō ... - quam tē appellem?

Translation: The son of Venus said in response to these things "Oh ... - how ___ ___ ___ you?"

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