2 All the 3d declension nouns in this Lesson are perfectly regular; if you
have forgotten the declension of any, look up sample nouns in 415-417; if the
gender, see 298.
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norix. 9. Quote sentence 8 after dioit. 10. The resources of
the excellent Diviciacus are becoming (fieri) greater because of
his justice and self-control. 11. Hurting (offensio) the feelings
usually lessens love. 12. Why (qua re) have you had (curare)
the interpreter called? 13. Quote the above after obaeorat.
379. WRITTEN EXERCISE

I. Caesar said he had embraced Diviciacus because of the
love which Diviciacus had always (semper) shown toward himself.
2. Diviciacus fears the judgment of the multitude because by its
favor (gratia) it can increase the strength of Dumnorix and bring-
about (cflBlcerc) his own destruction. 3. We are afraid that neither
the good will (voluntas) of Diviciacus nor the youth of Dumnorix
will abate (remittere) the punishment of the latter (hie) . 4. May
they either resist or beg their neighbors to drive away the enemy.
5. Put (singular) the garrisons in the places which have been
already almost captured. 6. Quote the last sentence after dize-
nint.
LESSON LXVII

The Passive Voice, Complete, All Conjugations.
