Latin-to-English Translations

• Troiā relictā , Aenē as ā Venere, deā mā treque suā , Hesperiam petere coactus est. Once he had abandoned Troy, Aeneas was compelled by Venus, a goddess and his mother, to head for Hesperia.

• Titus Livius scripsit Hersiliam uxī rem Rī mulīesse. Titus Livius (Livy) wrote that Hersilia was the wife of Romulus.

• Dī citur cor istius virī foedum fuisse et minimē mundum. It is said that the heart of that man was foul and not in the least clean.

• Negā vit iterum iterumque sēubi aurum celā tum esset scī re. He denied over and over that he knew where the gold had been hidden.

• Mulierēs intersē colloquentē s nondum nesciē bant sē spec-tā rī . The women who were talking among themselves did not yet know that they were being watched.

English-to-Latin Translations

• We felt that we would be safer at home. Sensimus nīs domī tū tiorēs fore (futū rīs esse).

• They kept asking whether we had seen the god himself. Rogā bant/Quaerē bant num deum ipsum vī dissē mus.

• The senator said that Caesar was sending a messenger to Rome. Senā tor dixit Caesarem nun-tium Rī mam mittere.

• The senator said that Caesar would send a messenger to Rome. Senā tor dixit Caesarem nuntium Rī mam missū rum (esse).

• The senator said that Caesar had sent a messenger to Rome. Senā tor dixit Caesarem nuntium Rī mam mī sisse.