LATI 2010 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Visu, Dative Case

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In propinquis urbi montibus = in the mountains neighboring the city. Word order tells us what word modifies what. Cum aliquot ibi dies = when for some days there. Capuam reverteretur = was being turned back into capua. Clausus locorum angustiis = closed by narrow of places. Tried to block hannibal in so that he could wear himself out. Callidissimo imperatori = the most skilled commander. Also tells the reader that hannibal is actually the most clever. In cornibus iuvencorum = on the horns of bulls. Obducta nocte = with night having been drawn. Sarmenta deligata = brushwood having been tied up. Eiusque generis multitudinem = a great number of his people. Repentino obiecto visu = suddenly having been brought up with sight. Egredi extra vallum = to pass outside the ramification. Magistrum equitum = master of the cavalry. Pari ac dictatorem imperio = and with equal command of dictator. Dolo productum = with deceit having been brought up.

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