Latin IV, LLPSI Chapter 37 (Aeneid 2), Parsing Practice

Graecī enim, cum urbem vī expugnāre nōn possent, dolō ūsī sunt.

• Temporal Cum Clause

• Circumstantial cum clause

• Causal Cum Clause

• Concessive Cum Clause

Equō ligneō in litore relictō, ceterī Graecī celeriter in īnsulam propinquam profectī sunt

• Ablative Absolute

  Temporal

• Ablative Absolute

  Causal

• Ablative Absolute

  Concessive

• Ablative Absolute

  Conditional

Troianī verō, cum Graecōs Argōs in patriam suam avectōs arbitrārentur, 

tum demum post tot annōs portās aperuērunt.

• Perfect Passive Participle

• Perfect Passive

  Infinitive

• Future Active Participle

• Future Active

  Infinitive

aliī dōnum Graecōrum suspectum in mare praecipitandum et flammīs ūrendum esse censēbant.

• Gerund of obligation

• Gerundive of obligation

• Gerund of purpose

• Gerundive of purpose

Lāocoōn, Neptūnī sacerdos, ab summā arce dēcurrēns cīvēs suōs monuit

nē Danaōs confīderent:

• Purpose

• Result

• Indirect command

• Fearing Clause

Laocoon dīxit: "Quidquid id est, 

timeō Danaōs - et dona ferentēs!”

• Temporal Participle

• Causal Participle

• Concessive Participle

• Conditional Participle

Cum geminī anguēs terram attigissent, capitibus erectīs oculīsque ardentibus

Trōiānōs perterritōs prōspiciunt. 

• Temporal Cum Clause

• Circumstantial Cum Clause

• Causal Cum Clause

• Concessive Cum Clause

Tum verō cūnctī Troiānī novō pavōre perturbantur.

• Ablative of agent

• Ablative of means

• Ablative of respect

• Ablative of description

Troiani dīcunt Laocoontem poenās meritās Minervae dedisse

• Present Active Infinitive

• Perfect Active Infinitive

• Future Active Infinitive

• Perfect Passive Infinitive

Trōēs miserī,  quibus ille diēs suprēmus futūrus erat,  Cassandrae nōn credidērunt.

• Active Periphrastic

• Passive Periphrastic

• Future Active Participle

• Pluperfect Passive Indicative