Language focus: accusative and infinitive
Inde lēgātī et ab
Aeduīs et a cēterīs gentibus ad Caesarem sunt missī. Lēgātī Aeduōrum dixērunt
[1] sē diū fuisse amīcōs populī Rōmānī; [2] iam suōs agrōs ab
hostibus vastārī, [3] līberōs abdūcī, [4] oppida expugnārī.
Eōdem tempore Ambarri Caesarem certiōrem fēcērunt [5] agrōs vastārī
[6] nec impetuī hostium sē resistere posse. Allobrogēs
etiam sē a fīnibus expellī nuntiāvērunt. Caesar igitur Aeduīs et eōrum sociīs
sine morā subvenīre cōnstituit.
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Then envoys both
from the Aedui and from the other tribes were sent to Caesar. The envoys of the
Aedui said [1] that they had long been friends of the Roman
people; [2] now their fields were being devastated by the enemy, [3] the
children were being carried off, and [4] the towns were being stormed.
At the same time, the Ambarri informed Caesar [5] that the fields
were being ravaged and [6] they could not withstand the assault of
the enemy. The Allobroges also reported [7] that they were being
driven from their territory. Caesar therefore resolved to bring aid to the
Aedui and their allies without delay.
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Lēgātī Aeduōrum dixērunt
…
The envoys of the
Aedui said …
[1]
(1) sē diū (2)
fuisse amīcōs ¦ populī Rōmānī;
[that] (1) they (2)
had long been friends ¦ of the Roman people;
[2]
iam (1) suōs agrōs
ab hostibus (2) vastārī,
[that] now (1) their
fields (2) were being devastated by the enemy,
[3]
(1) līberōs
(2) abdūcī,
[that] (1) the
children (2) [were being] carried off,
[4]
(1) oppida (2)
expugnārī.
and [that] (1) the
towns (2) [were being] stormed.
Eōdem tempore
Ambarri Caesarem certiōrem fēcērunt …
At the same time,
the Ambarri informed Caesar …
[5]
(1) agrōs (2)
vastārī
that (1) the
fields (2) were being ravaged
[6]
nec impetuī
hostium (1) sē resistere (2) posse.
nor (2) could
(1) they withstand the assault of the enemy [ = and they were not able
to …]
[7]
Allobrogēs etiam (1)
sē a fīnibus (2) expellī ¦ nuntiāvērunt.
The Allobroges
also reported ¦ [that] (1) they (2) were being driven from
their territory.
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LINKS
All posts: https://adckl.blogspot.com/search/label/indirect%20statement
[1]: perfect
active infinitive
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2025/11/120126-level-3-indirect-statement.html
predicative
nominative
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2025/10/231225-level-3-indirect-statement.html
[2] – [5] and [7]:
present passive infinitive
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2025/10/060126-level-3-indirect-statement.html
[6]: present
active infinitive
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2025/10/311225-level-3-indirect-statement.html
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