Complete the translations with the appropriate adverb.
- Cūr mē tam turpiter fallis? │ Why do you deceive me so __________?
- Graecī tamen tyrannōs nōn amābant, quod saepe crūdēliter administrābant imperium. │ However, the Greeks did not like tyrants because they often __________ managed political power.
- Horātius fortiter pontem dēfendit. │ Horatius __________ defended the bridge.
- Imperātor ipse graviter vulnerātus est. │ The commander himself was __________ wounded.
- Lātē per Graeciam errant. │ They wander __________ through Greece.
- Magister puerīs dīcit, “dīligenter scrībite!” │ The teacher says to the boys “Write __________!”
- Mīlitēs miserē perībant. │ The soldiers were perishing __________.
- Populus nōn libenter vītam et bona tyrannī arbitriō mandat. │ The people do not __________ entrust (their) life and property to the judgement / authority of a tyrant.
- Prīnceps iūstē regēbat. │ The chief used to rule __________.
- Sapienter haec relīquistī, sī cōnsiliō, fēlīciter, sī cāsū. (Cicero) │ you have left all this __________, if (you did so) by design; __________, if by accident.
- Serva carmina pulchrē cantābat. │ The slave girl was singing songs __________.
- Sōl clārē lūcēbat. │ The sun was shining __________.
- Subitō autem duo anguēs ē marī ad lītus celeriter pervēnērunt. │ Suddenly, however, two serpents from the sea __________ reached the shore.
- Verba Mercuriī Aenēam vehementer terruērunt. │ Mercury’s words frightened Aeneas __________.
beautifully; bravely; brightly; carefully; cruelly; disgracefully; justly; luckily; miserably; quickly; seriously; violently / forcefully; widely / far and wide; willingly; wisely
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