Cephalus Memorem, librum dē vītā suā scrībentem, spectāvit. 

Which noun does the participle describe?

(a)  

Cephalus Memorem, librum dē vītā suā scrībentem, spectāvit. 

Literal Translation: "Cephalus looked at Memor (a)   a book about his life."

Cephalus Memorem, librum dē vītā suā scrībentem, spectāvit. 

Temporal Clause Translation: "Cephalus looked at Memor (a)   a book about his life."

Architectus, ā Rōmānīs missus, thermās aedificāvit. 

Which noun does the participle describe?

(a)   ​

Architectus, ā Rōmānīs missus, thermās aedificāvit.  

Literal Translation: "The architect, (a)   by the Romans, built the public baths."

Architectus, ā Rōmānīs missus, thermās aedificāvit. 

Relative Clause Translation: "The architect, (a)   by the Romans, built the public baths."

Militēs, ā hostibus vulnerātī, ad thermās festinābant.

Which noun does the participle describe?

(a)  

Militēs, ā hostibus vulnerātī, ad thermās festinābant.

Literal Translation: "The soldiers, (a)   by the enemies, were hurrying to the public baths."

Militēs, ā hostibus vulnerātī, ad thermās festinābant.

Causal Clause Translation: "The soldiers, (a)   by the enemies, were hurrying to the public baths."

Cephalus, sacerdōtēs dimittēns, senātōrem conspexīt.

Which noun does the participle describe?

(a)  

Cephalus, sacerdōtēs dimittēns, senātōrem conspexīt.

Literal Translation: "Cephalus, (a)   the priests , caught sight of the senator."

Cephalus, sacerdōtēs dimittēns, senātōrem conspexīt.

Temporal Clause Translation: "Cephalus, (a)   the priests, caught sight of the senator."

Cephalus mandāta, ā Memore data, effēcit.

Which noun does the participle describe?

(a)  

Cephalus mandāta, ā Memore data, effēcit.

Literal Translation: "Cephalus carried out the orders (a)   by Memor."

Cephalus mandāta, ā Memore data, effēcit.

Relative Clause Translation: "Cephalus carried out the orders (a)   by Memor."

Togidubnus vituperāvit medicōs remedium morbī quaerentēs.

Which noun does the participle describe?

(a)  

Togidubnus vituperāvit medicōs remedium morbī quaerentēs.

Literal Translation: "Togidubnus reproached the doctors (a)   the cure of his illness."

Togidubnus vituperāvit medicōs remedium morbī quaerentēs.

Concessive Clause Translation: "Togidubnus reproached the doctors (a)   the cure of his illness."