Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
ducta sunt. While he was thanking them, other rewards were brought
to him.
5. Dum, modo, dummodo, tantum nt, introducing a proviso clause,
take the subj unctive. ('"fhe negative used with these conjunctions is
ne.)
Panem habeat, dum ne nimis manducet. Let him have the bread,
provided that he does not eat too much.
Munera consequentur, tantum ut ea mereantur. They will win the
rewards, provided that they deserve them.
6. Ut (negative ne) is sometimes used to introduce a proviso clause,
usually with ita in the main clause. Media probata sunt, sed ita ut omnibus
plana fierent. The means were approved, but only on condition
that they should be made plain to all.
7. 'Ut is sometimes used before another conjunction for more emphasis.
Ut quid vanitatem diligitis? W /1y do you love vanity?
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EXERCISES
I. Metalla spectabunt, quoad aurum ab aurichalco distinguere
possint. 2. Volebat in dOino remanere, dum amici ejus discederent.
3. De propositione disseruerunt, donec falsitatem ej us probaverunt.
4. Dum artifex amicos multos habebat, obj ecta argenti et auri vendere
poterat, quae cum tanta arte faciebat. 5. Cum flOX calida esset, ros
cadebat, quoad totam terram humectavit. 6. Ut quid ab veritate devias,
ut eloquentia tua magis eluceat? 7. Dum veteres poenas suas enarrant,
matres specialiter eorurn miserebantur et consolabantur eos.
8. Philosophi antiqui magnam operam dabant, dum aurichalcum in
aurum transmutarent. 9. De principiis quibuscurnque disserere possunt,
dummodo ne a certis regulis specificis logicae def1ciant. 10. Donec
aliqua humiditas in terra existit, vita vegetabilis non omnino moritur.
II. Tantum ne absque auxilio sint diutius quam duos dies, non eis
opus erit civitatem tradere. 12. Ut quid nobis malitiam intentionis
vestrae negatis? 13. Quoad parvuli erant in centro magni strepitus
et multae commotionis, laetabantur. 14. Princeps aurum accepit, sed