Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

120 SECOND LATIN
c) Alius and alter are often used to express one as well as another
of the obj ects referred to.
Alter consulum mortuus est, alter adhuc Londinium habitat. One of
tile consuls has died, the other still lives in London.
Aliud est sententias exprimere, aliud probare ease It is one thing to
express opinions, another to prove thetn.
d) Alius repeated in a different case may express a double statement
in a brief form.
Alius aliud respuit. One man rejects one thing, another another.
Alii in alia parte dies transigunt. Some spend the days in one part,
others in anol/zer.
2. Conjunctions governing the indicative.
a) Such are:
quamquam, although
ut, as, when
quod, because
quia, because
quoniam, because
postquam, after
posteaquam, after
ut semel, as soon as
ut primum, as soon as
siroul, as soon as
simul atque, as soon as
simul ac, as soon as
ubi, when, where
quando, when
b) It must be remembered, however, that all subordinate clauses
in indirect discourse require the subjunctive.
EXERCISES
I. Quamquam alii semper insaniunt, alii plus minusve dilucidi
sunt. 2. Postquam impedimentum inventum et curatum erat, avi
activitas magnopere augebat. 3. Ubi vidit quod energiae eorum debilitarentur,
statuit ut multo plus exercitii eis imponeretur. 4. Dt semel
alter fratrum desiderium exprimebat, alter casum expendebat quomodo
illi serviret. s. Ut sacerdos aquam et vinum admiscuit, id suscipit.
6..Alteri in baptisterium introierunt qui infantis baptismi testes essent,
alteri prope januam stabant munera in manibus trahentes. 7. Quia