Explain the forms — quî, sultis^ viden, fervit

5. Translate and comment on — (1) Opus est éropcraiz. (2) Parcïte procedere, (3) Non reçu sa vit quommus poenairsubiret. (4) Nullum intermisi diem quin ;rriberem>

6. Turn into oratio recta — (1) Dixit eum si hoc dîceret, errare. (2) Dixit eum si hoc diceret, erraturum esse, (3) Dixit eum si hoc dixisset, erraturum fuisse

7. Explain the figures in — (1) Pateris libamus et auro (2) Insaniens sapientia, (3) Superbos Tarquini fasces, (4) Scuta latentia condunt, (5) Dulce ioquens Lalage,

8. Give the constructions witt — polliceor, impero, refert, vereor, quum, ne, Distinguisb between the transitive and intransitive uses of — fugio; consulo, convenîo=

9. What do you mean by — cardinal numbers, consécutive clause, co-ordinate sentence, diaeresis, enclitics. labials?

10. What English words are derived from — templum metior, sidus, dexter, ambio? What were the original names of the months Iulius and Augicshis ?

n. Give an example of coepl in passive construction.

12, Translate — I know no one te, trust Do not prevent me from going. Do you know how many years Caesar lived ? Who has seen the Pyramicls without wonderinp at th^m? We are petmitted to do 1

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