Cleopatra

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  1. 3. Gerunds and Gerundives need to be done by someone in which case?
  2. 5. Impersonal verbs do not really have one of these.
  3. 8. This "Caesar" convinced the senate to attack Cleopatra and Mark Antony.
  4. 9. A verbal noun.
  5. 10. This type of verb only occurs in the 3rd person singular.
  6. 12. Which kind of dative is used with a gerund?
  7. 13. This needs to be stomped upon with a wanton foot.
  8. 15. Augustus Caesar pursued Cleopatra like this kind of animal pursues gentle doves.
  9. 16. This impersonal verb means "it pleases."
  10. 17. This is the kind of flock that follows Cleopatra.
  11. 18. What does Horace really mean when he says "oars"?
  12. 19. Which Latin word explains why "generosius" can refer to nobility?
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  1. 1. Strangely, "quae" differs from its antecedent "monstrum in which respect?
  2. 2. Gerunds and Gerundives can indicate this condition.
  3. 4. It used to be a sin to bring out the good kind of this.
  4. 6. Roman general who had a son, Caesarion, with Cleopatra.
  5. 7. A verbal adjective.
  6. 11. Cleopatra's favorite lover.
  7. 14. Now, it's time for this