- Id scutum vidi.
I saw this shield.
- Is gladius est meus.
This sword is mine.
- Ea pugna erit longa.
THis battle will be long.
- Eo gladio pugnabo.
I will fight with this sword.
- Ei captivo cibum dedit.
He gave food to this captive
- Id erat tuum.
This was yours.
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Periculum eorum legatorum demonstrabat.
He was showing the danger of these ambassadors.
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In Germania et in terra Helvetiorum fuimus.
We were in Germany and in the land of the Helvetians
- Fuitne tua filia aegra ?
Was your daughter sick?
- Dominus eius servi fuit defessus.
THe master of this slave was tired
- Ea victoria Romanos delectavit.
This victory pleased the Romans
- Cum eo amico in Britanniam properabam.
I hastened with this friend to Britain.
- Ubi fuistis ?
Where where you (plural)?
- By means of these arms we shall overcome the pirates on the ocean.
Iis armis superabimus piratās in oceanō.
- That help is pleasing to the Romans.
Id auxilum Romanis delectat.
- I have often been in those woods.
Saepe fui in ea silva.
- I have taught the sons of these farmers.
Filios eorum agcriolorum docui.
- You have seen and praised these allies because they fought with zeal.
Eos socios vidisti laudavistique quod cum studio pugnaverunt.
- Whither were you hastening with this boy ?
Quo cum eo puero properabas.
- The causes of this war have been many.
Causae eius bellis fuerunt multae.