Latin 102
Participles
 

     1. Femina militis ducentis erat pulchra.
The woman of the leading soldier was beautiful.
 

     2.  Ponentes se ante senatum illi vera dixerunt.
Those placing themselves befor the senute spoke true things to it (that group).

      3.  Verba dicta in ira non audiverant.
They did not hear the words spoken in anger.

      4.   Habuit litteras missas ad regem.
He had the letters having been sent to the king.

      5.   Poeta laudatus librorum suorum causa dicet.
The poet having been praised for the sake of his books will speak.

     6.   Facta dilecti regis erat magna.
The deeds of the chosen king were great.

     7.   Milites moniti sunt ab currentibus ad urbem.
The soldiers were warned by those running to the city.

    8.   Spes erat magna petentibus gratias.
Hope was great for those seeking favors.

   9.   Vidi dona data regi ab hac amata femina.
I saw the gifts having been given to the king by this having been loved woman.

 10.  Lecti ab rege venient ad urbem.
Those having been chosen by the king will come to the city.

 11.  Amor amati pueri amantae puellae erat magna.
The love of the having been loved boy for the loving girl was great.

12.  Rex, amissurus civitatem, fugit nomen sciti vitii.
The king being about to lose the state, fled the name of the known vice.

13.  Carentes fide, illi non poterunt ducere cives.
Those lacking faith will not be able to lead the citizens.

14.  Audiemus verba doctorum oratorum.
We will hear the words of the having been taught orators.

15.  Tyrannus fugerat oppressa vera.
The tyrant had shunned true things having been oppressed.