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Lesson 2-Hercules story

grammar & case usage

AB
in finesinto the territories (acc/placeto)
Aegyptiorumof the Egyptians (gen/possession)
illo temporethat time (abl/time when/no prep)
regnabatwas ruling (imperfect tense)
vir crudelissimussuperlative adjective
iratusangry (positive)
iratiorangrier, more/rather (comp)
iratissimusangriest, most/very (superl)
immolareto immolare (infinitive)
Hercules rapueruntthe y grabbed Hercules (acc/DO)
Hercules rapuitHercules (nom/subj) grabbed
in vincula (neuter accus)into chains (accus/place to)
nuntios dimisitsent out messengers (acc/DO)
diem dixitsaid/set a day (accus/DO)
in caput (neuter)into his head (accus/place to)
in capiteon his head (abl/place where)
ad aramto the altar (accus/place to)
in finibusin the territories (abl/place where)
stabathe was standing (imp. tense)
coniecithe threw (perfect tense)
sacerdos sumpseratwho ? the priest (nom/subject)
cultrum sumpseratwhat? the knife (accus/DO)
sumpserathe had picked up (pluperfect tense)
vincula rupithe broke the chains (accus/DO)
magno conatuwith a big attempt (abl/means/no pr)
altero ictuwith the other blow (ab/means/no pr)
regem occidithe killed the priest (accus/DO)
ipsumhimself
Thebarumof the Thebans (gen/possession)
gens bellicosissimavery warlike (superl) tribe
a Minyisby the Minyans (abl/personal agent)
veniebantthey were coming (imperfect tense)
boves postulabantthey were deanding (imp) cattle (DO)
centumone hundred
vigintitwenty
duo miliatwo thousand
tributum pendebantthey were hanging a tax (accus/DO) aaaaaaaaaaaa
liberareto free (infinitive)
legatos comprehenditgrabbed the lieutenants (accus/DO)
aures absciditcut away their ears (accus/DO)
eorumtheir/of them (gen/possession)
eumhim (accus/DO)
eamher (accus/DO)
sancti habenturaare held holy (nom/pred.adj)
statimimmediately
cum omnibus copiiswith all troops (abl/accomp)
per exploratoresthrough scouts (accus/prep.phrase)
cognovithe learned (perfect tense)
copias coegithe gathered (perf) troops (ass/DO)
proximo dieon the next day (abl/time when/no p)
cum magno exercituwith a big army (abl/accomp)
profectus esthe went forward
locum idoneum delegithe selected a suitable place (acc/DO
sustinere non potueruntthey were not able to sustain (inf)
in fugaminto flight (accus/place to)
tamenstill,nevertheless
iamnow
tumthen
deabout/down (takes ablative case)
itaqueand so


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