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Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: Added hd tag

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 20:06, 7 March 2012

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	(4) –bitum; abbreviation of “habitum”, it’s the supine (or the past participle).		(4) –bitum; abbreviation of “habitum”, it’s the supine (or the past participle).

−	This verb’s infinitive, “habére” (to have), indicated in the dictionary form as “–ére” shows that this verb belongs to the 2nd conjugations, as all verbs that have the infinitive ending “-ére” belong to the 2nd conjugation. The second dictionary element, the infinitive, determines which conjugation the verb belongs to. The four types of infinitive endings and the four conjugations determined by the different ~~genitive~~ endings are:	+	This verb’s infinitive, “habére” (to have), indicated in the dictionary form as “–ére” shows that this verb belongs to the 2nd conjugations, as all verbs that have the infinitive ending “-ére” belong to the 2nd conjugation. The second dictionary element, the infinitive, determines which conjugation the verb belongs to. The four types of infinitive endings and the four conjugations determined by the different infinitive endings are:

	:'''-are''' = 1st conjugation; e.g.: amo, -are, -avi, -atum (I love)		:'''-are''' = 1st conjugation; e.g.: amo, -are, -avi, -atum (I love)

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* Final Results */

2011-03-31T20:24:21Z

Final Results

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	* ''5th Place'': L. Lucretius Caupo - 193 pts; (Participated in 5 questions)		* ''5th Place'': L. Lucretius Caupo - 193 pts; (Participated in 5 questions)
	* ''6th Place'': Demetria of Chicago - 86 pts; (Participated in 4 questions)		* ''6th Place'': Demetria of Chicago - 86 pts; (Participated in 4 questions)
−	* ''7th Place'': ~~7th -~~ T. Octavius Silvanus - 76 pts; (Participated in 2 questions)	+	* ''7th Place'': T. Octavius Silvanus - 76 pts; (Participated in 2 questions)
	* ''8th Place'': T. Popillia Laenas - 47 pts; (Participated in 1 question)		* ''8th Place'': T. Popillia Laenas - 47 pts; (Participated in 1 question)

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* Final Results */

2011-03-31T20:19:58Z

Final Results

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	The final results for the Certamen Latinum for Ludi Novi Romani 2764:		The final results for the Certamen Latinum for Ludi Novi Romani 2764:

−	* ''1st Place'':	+	* ''1st Place'': [[Publius Annaeus Constantinus Placidus (Nova Roma)\|P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus]] - 499 pts; (Participated in all 10 questions)
−	* ''2nd Place'':	+	* ''2nd Place'': [[Marcus Martianius Lupus (Nova Roma)\|M. Martianius Lupus ]] - 477 pts; (Participated in all 10 questions)
−	* ''3rd Place'':	+	* ''3rd Place'': [[Marcus Pompeius Caninus (Nova Roma)\|M. Pompeius Caninus]] - 270 pts; (Participated in 8 questions)
−	* ''4th Place'':	+	* ''4th Place'': V. Valerius Volusus - 262 pts; (Participated in 5 questions)
−	* ''5th Place'':	+	* ''5th Place'': L. Lucretius Caupo - 193 pts; (Participated in 5 questions)
		+	* ''6th Place'': Demetria of Chicago - 86 pts; (Participated in 4 questions)
		+	* ''7th Place'': 7th - T. Octavius Silvanus - 76 pts; (Participated in 2 questions)
		+	* ''8th Place'': T. Popillia Laenas - 47 pts; (Participated in 1 question)
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* Answers 10 */

2011-03-31T16:38:49Z

Answers 10

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	====Answers 10====		====Answers 10====
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		+	:"Legimus Ciceronem epistulam Bruto de pietate et officio scripsisse."
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		+	:"Puto Brutum Ciceronem videre, sed Ciceronem Brutum in hortis Pompeii non videre."
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		+	:"Brutus dicit Ciceronem epistulas manu scribere et ita scribere semper amavisse."
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		+	:"Quaesivissem quid sapientes de legibus Romae et officiis hominum scriberent."
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		+	:"Lentulus dixit cives feminas mundi ubique celebravisse."
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		+	:"Quaererem num Caesar Romam a Gallis defenderit."
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		+	:"Rogavit Serviliam ut Lucio Domitio Ahenobarbo nobili pulchre scriberet."
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		+	:"Credebant Brutum iuvenem Ciceronem veterem in hortis Pompeii Magni vidisse."
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		+	:"Iulia pio homini velociter dixit populum Romanum virtutes pietatis semper laudare, tum urbane quaesivit num patriam fideliter defendisset."
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		+	:"Iocose narramus magnos eventus quartorum Ludorum Novorum Romanorum hodie finivisse."
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		+	:"Senatus iussit ut cives Novi Romani Novam Romam mirabilem et invictam cum certamine Latino et variis aliis ludis celebrarent."
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		+	:"Vidi Ciceronem tranquille librum legere, sed tum Brutus clamavit fratrem suum de arbore cecidisse."
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		+	:"Dixit nautam Graecum per multas terras mirabiles errare, sed numquam reges aut reginas vidisse."
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		+	:"Cum censores in curiam advenerunt, quaesiverunt num senatores boni iam de omnibus rebus decrevissent, et cur aedificium senatus Romani relinquerent."
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		+	:"Scribit Caesarem primam cohortem Pompeii heri oppugnavisse et vicisse, et quaerit num milites Pompeii vehementer bellaverint."
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		+	:"Scribit in epistula imperatori Lucio Lucullo Caesarem nunquam longas epistulas scribere amavisse, tamen omnes quaestiones nunc respondere."
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		+	:"Brutus vidit Ciceronem cellam intrare et quaerere quid Pompeius scriberet."
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		+	:"Puto Caninum, Cauponem, Demetriam, Lupum, Placidum, Popiliam, Silvanum, Volsusum, omnes in nostro certamine Latino mirabiliter fecisse."
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* Answers 9 */

2011-03-31T16:11:39Z

Answers 9

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		+	:"Si mores veteres rei publicae superbe non neglexisset, senatores boni et nobiles in senatu Romano Caesarem non interfecissent."
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		+	:"Si libros Vergilii poetae clari de Aenea legeres, tum multas res de historia Romana scires."
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		+	:"Aliquot poemata pulchra scribamus et versus Senecae monstremus, quia opus nostrum legere cuperet."
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		+	:"Neronem hodie videris, sed ego Augustum, principem Romanum primum, olim vidi, et etiam sermonem suum audivi."
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		+	:"Censores curiam reliquissent (relinquerent), quia patres magistratus in aedificio non invenerunt, ubi usque ad horam sextam diei mansissent."

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* March 12th - Day 12 of the Ludi Novi Romani – Question 10 of the Certamen Latinum */

2011-03-14T18:18:25Z

March 12th - Day 12 of the Ludi Novi Romani – Question 10 of the Certamen Latinum

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	'''II. QUESTION 10'''		'''II. QUESTION 10'''

−	Translate the following complex sentences which contain Indirect Statements, Indirect Commands and Indirect Questions to Latin, using the Accusative with Infinitive construction where needed, and the Subjunctive Tenses according to the Sequence of Tenses, where they are needed. The sentences below are mostly sligt alterations of all sentences we have translated so far. The Latin words needed to these translations are given below in their dictionary form. Use them.	+	Translate the following complex sentences which contain Indirect Statements, Indirect Commands and Indirect Questions to Latin, using the Accusative with Infinitive construction where needed, and the Subjunctive Tenses according to the Sequence of Tenses, where they are needed. The sentences below are mostly sligt alterations of all sentences we have translated so far, so although it's 18 sentences, all of them were translated by you on the previous days. So don't be afraid, it's not as much as it seems. Your work will mostly consist of transforming the sentences we had translated so far into Indirect Speech.
		+	The Latin words needed to these translations are given below in their dictionary form. Use them.
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	Follow the guidelines here:		Follow the guidelines here:

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 17:18, 14 March 2011

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 15:38, 14 March 2011

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	:"Si milites Pompei vehementer bellavissent, Caesar non vicisset."		:"Si milites Pompei vehementer bellavissent, Caesar non vicisset."

−	====Answers 8====	+	====Answers 9====

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: /* Answers 8 */

2011-03-14T15:36:45Z

Answers 8

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		+	:"Tranquille librum longum legebas, cum nomen tuum clamavi, quia de arbore cecideram."
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		+	:"Per terras multas mirabiles errabam, sed reges vel reginas numquam vidi."
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		+	:"Cum censores in curiam advenerunt, senatores boni de rebus omnibus iam decreverant et aedificium senatús Romani relinquebant."
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		+	:"Heri Caesar cohortem primam Pompeii oppugnavit et vicit, quamquam milites Pompeii vehementer bellabant."
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		+	:"Epistulam imperatori Lucio Lucullo finivit, quia quaestiones omnes responderat, et epistulas longas numquam scribere amabat."

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