Complete the translations using the verbs from the previous post; note the endings of the dative case
- Caesar inimīcīs pepercit │ Caesar __________ (his) enemies
- Cīvēs sacerdōtibus fīdunt │ the citizens __________ the priests (priestesses)
- Cursōrēs glaciēī diffīdēbant │ the runners __________ the ice
- Dōnum frātrī placuit │ the gift __________ (his / her) brother
- Fēlēs canibus diffīdunt │cats __________ dogs
- Imperātor nūntiō crēdidit │ the commander __________ the messenger
- Īrāscor tibi │I __________ you
- Iūdex sīcāriō nōn ignōscet │ the judge __________ the murderer / assassin
- Magister puellīs fāvit │ the teacher __________ the girls
- Mandāta mīlitibus nōn placent │ the orders __________ the soldiers
- Mātrī favet │ he __________ (his) mother
- Mīlitibus nōn serviēmus │ we __________ soldiers
- Mōlēs undīs resistet │the dam __________ the waves
- Multa nōbīs displicēbant │ many things __________ us
- Ōrātōrī senātōrēs nōn crēdidērunt │ the senators __________ the speaker
- Pauperēs dīvitibus nōn invident│ the poor do not __________ the rich
- Portia Brūtō nūpsit │ Portia __________ Brutus
- Praestigiātōrēs hospitibus placuērunt │ the conjurors __________ the guests
- Rēginae fīdēbās │ you __________ the queen
- Rōmānīs barbarī diū resistēbant │ for a long time the barbarians __________ the Romans
- Servī dominō parent │ the slaves __________ the master
- Sociīs nōn persuāsistis │ you __________ the allies
- Sulla inimīcīs nocuit │ Sulla __________ (his) enemies
- Vēnātōrēs vestīgiīs cervī studēbant. │ the hunters __________ the stag’s footprints
- Victōribus invideō │ I __________ the victors
- Vulpēs pullīs nōn nocēbunt │ the foxes __________ the chickens
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