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...it never had pleased the Roimperatorem a suis mans. that a commander should milittbus inte rfl c i. be killed by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must always...translated in the plural; as, 1. Et pater et mater v ent runt , Both his fathe'r and mother have come. 2. Turba quoquoversum ruunt, The crowd rush in every...

...never had pleased the Roimperatdrem a suis mans, that a commander should militl b us in te rfl c i. be killed by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must always...the verb must be translated in the plural; as, 1. Et paler et mater v en r runt, Both his father and mother have come. Z. Turba quoquorersum ruunt, The...

...had pleased the Roimperatörem a sut s mans, that a commander should mi I it í b иг inte rfl с i, be killed by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must always...many as individuals, as its subject, the verb must be tnfnslated in the plural ; as, 1. Et pater et mater ve ne runt , Both his. father and mother have come....

...it never had pleased the Roimpetatorem a suis mans. that a commander should •mil il i bus inte rfl ci, be killed by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must...translated in the plural; as, 1. Et pater et mater v enl runt , Both his father and mother have come. 2. Turba quoquoversum ruunt , The crowd rush in every...

...pleased the Rotmperaturem a suis mans, that a commander should militlbus inter/I ci, be killed by Ai» own soldiers. 52. The verb must always be translated...translated in the plural; as, 1. Et pater et mater venf runt , Both his father and mother hare come. Z. Turbo, quoquoversum ruvnt, The crowd rusk in every...

...had pleased the Roperatorem a suis milit- mans, that a commander should thus interflci, be let/led by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must always be translated...nominative. (See paradigms of the verb, §§ 54-70, 277-301.') But when it has two or more nouns or pronouns in the singular, taken together, or a collective...

...never had pleased the Ro peratorem a suis mi lit- mans, thnt a commander should Ibut inte rfï с i, be killed by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must always...nominative. (See paradigms of the verb, §§ 54-70, 279-301.) But when it has two or more nouns or pronouns in the singular, taken together,' or a collective...

...never had pleased the Rope.ratorem a suis milit- mans, that a commander s/iouid ibus inte rfl ci, lie killed by his own soldiers. 52. The verb must always...nominative. (See paradigms of the verb, §§ 54-70, 277-301.) But when it has two or more nouns or pronouns in the singular, taken together, or a collective...