Knorr's Home Page Classical Studies Home                       created: 4/4/04			Elementary Latin II (LATIN 132) Professor Ortwin Knorr Classical Studies Program Email: oknorrATwillamette.edu Phone: x6029 Mailbox: 107 Eaton Answer Key to the Reading Exercise/Test Exercise GVE p. 312 After the men who had all kinds of evil in abundance but neither money nor any good hope, had heard these things, most demanded, although it seemed to them a great reward <just> to stir up the peace [lit.: peaceful things], nevertheless that he [Catilina] stated the terms of war and the rewards. Then Catilina promised new accounts [i.e., the cancellation of debt], the proscription of the rich, offices, priesthoods, plunder, <and> all the other things that war and the lust of the victors bring along. All Answer Keys