Word. Meaning. English Derivative. +ALIUS+ = _another_ (of many). +ali-enus+ = _that belong to another_ alien, alienate. +ali-quot+ = _some, several_ aliquot (parts). +al-ter+ = _other of two_ alter, alternate. +ali-bi+ = _elsewhere_ alibi. etc. +SENATUS+ = _the Council Senate. of the Elders_ +sen-ex+ = _old_ +sen-ior+ = _older_ senior, sire, sir. +sen-ile+ = _belonging to old people_ sen-ile. +sen-ectus+ = _old age_. etc. +ITER+ = (+i-tiner+) = _a going_ itin-erant. +amb-it-io+ = _a going round, ambition. canvassing_ +comes+ = _a comrade_. a Count (+cum + eo+) (Fr. Comte). +in-it-ium+ = _a going in, a beginning_ initial. +sed-it-io+ = _a going apart, sedition_ sedition. etc. (ii.) _Useful Phrases for Latin Prose._--You should try gradually to put together your own phrase-book. You will find this much more useful to you than any ready-made collection. A good and simple plan is to have a special note-book for this purpose. Mark in the text as you read useful phrases, and in your note-book write the Latin on the right-hand page and a good idiomatic rendering on the left. For example, from this passage you might collect the following:-- English. Latin. _A chance of achieving a success._ +fortuna bene gerendae rei.+ _After completing his term of service._ +perfunctus militia.+ _Would make it worth their while._ +operae pretium facturum.+ _Up to that time._ +ad id locorum.+ _The result was not doubtful._ +haud dubia res est.+ _Though the fight was so unequal._ +ut in nulla pari re.+ _Some by one death and some by another._ +alii alia peste.+ (iii.) +HANNIBAL.+--Read some good short estimate of Hannibal as a patriot, statesman, and soldier--such as may be found in Mommsen’s or Ihne’s _History of Rome_. If you have time, you will find much to interest you in the _Hannibal_ (‘Heroes of the Nations’) by O’Connor Morris. DEMONSTRATION IV. SENTENCE Kind of Sentence CONNECTIVE SUBJECT _Simple_ _Enlarged_ PREDICATE _Simple_ _Enlarged_ OBJECT _Simple_ _Enlarged_ _Sentence III._ Pugnatum tamen, ut in nulla pari re, duas amplius horas; concitata et, donec dux stetisset, Romana acie. Complex tamen +(THE BATTLE)+ +PUGNATUM (EST)+ 1. duas amplius horas (_time_) 2. ut in nulla pari re (_manner_) 3. concitata ... Romana acie (_manner_) _Sentence IV._