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102.17. illa, the following. 102.19.

suis: note the emphasis on this word. 102.20.

curia intellegerent: here nearly equivalent to a participle. 102.21.

accessit quod, and besides; see vocab. 102.22.

quamtransisse, which, as I mentioned above, had crossed; see 98 27 ff. (the conj. that of indir. disc. cannot be used in English to introduce a ref. clause). Observe that Caesar the writer uses the first person (commemoravi) ; Caesar the actor is always in the third. 102.25.

Sugambrorum: living just north of the Ubii. 102.27.

intulissent: cf. antecessissent, 99 20. — dederent: observe the omission of ut§ 565. a (331. f. R.); B. 295. 8; G. 546. R. 3; H. 565. 4 (499. 2); H-B. 502. 3. a. ftn. 2). 102.28.

finire: see introd. note to Bk. iv. 103.1.

aequum: pred. adj. agreeing with the infin. clause Germanostransire. 103.2.

suiimperi: pred. gen. of possession after esse, under his power. 103.7.

occupationibus rei publicae, by the demands of state affairs. 103.8.

transportaret: same construction as ferret. 103.9.

futurum [esse]: sc. verb of saying from orabant, l. 5; so, too, for the following sentence. 103.17.

dignitatis: cf. 103 2.


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