Knorr's Home Page Classical Studies Home                       created: 2/8/04			Elementary Latin II (LATIN 132) Professor Ortwin Knorr Classical Studies Program Email: oknorrATwillamette.edu Phone: x6029 Mailbox: 107 Eaton Answer Key to the Exercises GVE p. 265 1. Form and conjugate the pluperfect subjunctive of these verbs (form passive only where asked): egeo: conflagro: eguissem eguisses eguisset eguissemus eguissetis eguissent conflagravissem conflagravisses conflagravisset conflagravissemus conflagravissetis conflagravissent commoror: sequor: commoratus, a, um essem commoratus, a , um esses commoratus, a, um esset commorati, ae, a essemus commorati, ae, a essetis commorati, ae, a essent secutus, a, um essem secutus, a , um esses secutus, a, um esset secuti, ae, a essemus secuti, ae, a essetis secuti, ae, a essent accipio (P): incendo (P): acceptus, a, um essem acceptus, a , um esses acceptus, a, um esset accepti, ae, a essemus accepti, ae, a essetis accepti, ae, a essent incensus, a, um essem incensus, a , um esses incensus, a, um esset incensi, ae, a essemus incensi, ae, a essetis incensi, ae, a essent nitor: occido: nixus or nisus, a, um essem nixus or nisus, a , um esses nixus or nisus, a, um esset nixi or nisi, ae, a essemus nixi or nisi, ae, a essetis nixi or nisi, ae, a essent occîdissem occîdisses occîdisset occîdissemus occîdissetis occîdissent sentio: libero (P): sensissem sensisses sensisset sensissemus sensissetis sensissent liberatus, a, um essem liberatus, a , um esses liberatus, a, um esset liberati, ae, a essemus liberati, ae, a essetis liberati, ae, a essent accêdô: accessissem accessisses accessisset accessissêmus accessissêtis accessissent 2. Translate these sentences: (a) When Cleomenes had fled, (all) the others followed. (b) Since the pirates had advanced very quickly, the last Roman ships were the first ones in danger. (c) Although the general had approached the shore quickly, the rest nevertheless sailed rather slowly. [tamen is a signal word indicating that cum = "although"!] (d) When Cleomenes had reached the shore with (his) ship, he hid at home. (e) All the others also left their ships behind when they had in no way been able to escape the pirates on the sea. (f) The leader of the pirates ordered that the ships, when they had been captured, should be burned. 3. Translate into Latin (using cum + pluperfect subjunctive): (a) Imperator cum ad litus navigavisset, ... (b) Cum naves incensae essent, ... (c) Piratae cum Syracusis commorati essent, tamen ... (d) Cum moenia inspecta essent, ... (e) Multitudo cum incendium conspecta esset, tamen ... (f) Nautae cum cibo eguissent, ... 4. Say which of these verbs are subjunctive, which indicative: eguit: I cônflagrâsset: S [Note: this is the shorter, alternative form; regular would be cônflagrâvisset] tulerat: I recordatus esses: S constituisse: Inf. (neither Ind. nor Subj.) excogitaveras: I accepissent: S captus esse: Inf. (neither Ind. nor Subj.) occisi essent: S conspicati sunt: I All Answer Keys