Latin Chapter 13 Exercises
Cicero, therefore, will never join his (Caesar's) name with his own.
Cicerō igitur nōmen eius suōcum numquam iunget
Cicero used to praise his own books and I now praise my own books.
Cicerō librōs suōs laudābat et librōs meōs nunc laudō
Cicero always esteemed himself and even you esteem yourself.
Cicerō sē semper dīlēxit/dīligēbat et tū/etiam tē dīligis
mē cum istīs et capite eōrum nōn iungam, nec tū autem tē eīscum iungere dēbēs
I will not join myself with those men and their head, nor should you however join yourself with them.
in hāc viā Cicerō medicum eius vīdit, nōn suum
In this street Cicero saw his doctor, not his own.
nēmō fīliam acerbam cōnsulis ipsīus diū dīligere potuit
Nobody could esteem the bitter daughter of the consul himself for a long time.
ille bonam senectūtem habuit, nam per annōs bene vīxerat
That man had a good old age, for he had lived well through the years.
rēx malus enim mē ipsum capere numquam potuit
The bad king in fact was never able to capture me myself.
cōnsulēs sē nec tēcum nec cum illīs aliīs iungēbant
The consuls themselves were joining neither with you or with those other men.
fēmina amīca vōbīs ante illam hōram litterās suās mīserit
The friendly woman will have sent her letter to you(pl) before that hour.
dī animōs creant et eōs in corpora hominum ē caelō mittunt
The gods create souls and send them into bodies of humans from the sky.
māter fīlium bene intellēxit et īram sēnserat, et adulēscēns eī prō patientiā grātiās ēgit
The mother understood her son well and had felt his anger, and the young man thanked her for her patience.
tōtus populus Rōmānus lībertātem āmīsit
The whole Roman population has lost its liberty.
hī Cicerōnem ipsum sēcum iūnxērunt, nam eum semper dīlēxerant
These men join Cicero himself with themselves, for they had always esteemed him.
ipsī per sē eum in Asiā nūper vīcērunt
They themselves recently conquered him by themselves in Asia.
ad patrem mātremque eōrum per illum locum tum fūgistis
You all then fled to their father and mother through that region.
The consul Cicero himself had never seen his (Caesar's) book.
cōnsul Cicerō ipse librum eius numquam vīderat
However, those young men came to Caesar himself yesterday.
illī adulēscentēs autem ad Caesarum ipsum heri vēnērunt
