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Reply 20
Has anyone got any analysis on this section?

Cleomenes autem, quod erat terrestre praesidium non re sed
nomine, speravit iis militibus quos ex eo loco deduxisset
explere se numerum nautarum et remigum posse. reperta est
eadem istius hominis avarissimi ratio in praesidiis quae in
classibus; nam erant perpauci reliqui, ceteri dimissi.
procedit iste repente e praetorio inflammatus scelere
furore crudelitate; in forum venit, nauarchos vocari iubet.




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What lines?
Reply 22
Original post by ineedhelpsoon
What lines?


Lines 22-28


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Sorry I am not doing this section!
Reply 24
Original post by ineedhelpsoon
Sorry I am not doing this section!


Ok, thanks anyway!


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Original post by spurs9393
Has anyone got any analysis on this section?

Cleomenes autem, quod erat terrestre praesidium non re sed
nomine, speravit iis militibus quos ex eo loco deduxisset
explere se numerum nautarum et remigum posse. reperta est
eadem istius hominis avarissimi ratio in praesidiis quae in
classibus; nam erant perpauci reliqui, ceteri dimissi.
procedit iste repente e praetorio inflammatus scelere
furore crudelitate; in forum venit, nauarchos vocari iubet.





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Tricolon of "Scelere furore crudeliate" emphasies his madness crime and cruelty and possibly the unjustice of the crimes he commits (jailing the captains)

Avarissimi (most greedy man)- emphasies his greed and how money comes before his people etc.

I have more, but these are just a few on the top of my head.
Reply 26
Original post by Xphoenix
Tricolon of "Scelere furore crudeliate" emphasies his madness crime and cruelty and possibly the unjustice of the crimes he commits (jailing the captains)

Avarissimi (most greedy man)- emphasies his greed and how money comes before his people etc.

I have more, but these are just a few on the top of my head.


Thanks


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Anyone else studying Nisus et Euryalus?
The language analysis is so hard. I just wish Virgil would have paused when he was writing his poetry and gone
"In a few centuries time, some poor year 11 students will need my advice for their GCSEs" and just written down what he was trying to achieve in each line.
*sigh* ...
Original post by priprichicken
Anyone else studying Nisus et Euryalus?
The language analysis is so hard. I just wish Virgil would have paused when he was writing his poetry and gone
"In a few centuries time, some poor year 11 students will need my advice for their GCSEs" and just written down what he was trying to achieve in each line.
*sigh* ...



You see, I find Cicero the hardest... Even though it's supposed to be the easiest, I find it the hardest.

Just ensure you learn the translation, and know the story well enough so that should you need style points, you can do it on the spot, and it helps your English langauge (Of which I suck at)...
Reply 29
Original post by priprichicken
Anyone else studying Nisus et Euryalus?
The language analysis is so hard. I just wish Virgil would have paused when he was writing his poetry and gone
"In a few centuries time, some poor year 11 students will need my advice for their GCSEs" and just written down what he was trying to achieve in each line.
*sigh* ...


Yep, I'm also doing Nisus et Euryalus and hate it. Greatly prefer Cicero


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Original post by Xphoenix
You see, I find Cicero the hardest... Even though it's supposed to be the easiest, I find it the hardest.

Just ensure you learn the translation, and know the story well enough so that should you need style points, you can do it on the spot, and it helps your English langauge (Of which I suck at)...


Oh God I HATE English Language with a burning passion. English Literature is definitely better for me. What exam board are you doing?

And yeah. I've made my flash cards of the translation and I'm learning the style points my teacher gives me as I go along, so hopefully I'll be ok :3
Original post by spurs9393
Yep, I'm also doing Nisus et Euryalus and hate it. Greatly prefer Cicero


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I'm only doing Nisus et Euryalus :'(
Reply 32
Original post by priprichicken
I'm only doing Nisus et Euryalus :'(


Do you want to swap analysis on it?


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Original post by spurs9393
Do you want to swap analysis on it?


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Yeah sure!
Is yours split up into 4 sections? Cos mine is
Reply 34
Mines split up into about 20 small sections...

Does your first past start with "Nisus was the guard of the gate..."




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Original post by priprichicken
Oh God I HATE English Language with a burning passion. English Literature is definitely better for me. What exam board are you doing?

And yeah. I've made my flash cards of the translation and I'm learning the style points my teacher gives me as I go along, so hopefully I'll be ok :3


For Latin: OCR
English: aqa


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Original post by Xphoenix
For Latin: OCR
English: aqa


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Ahhh
I'm doing OCR for Latin and English.
I think the exam board just likes to torment me...
Original post by spurs9393
Mines split up into about 20 small sections...

Does your first past start with "Nisus was the guard of the gate..."




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Yep! And ends with "and rested there at last in the peace of death"
Reply 38
Original post by priprichicken
Yep! And ends with "and rested there at last in the peace of death"


Yeah that's the same for me! What notes have you got for the first section?


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Original post by spurs9393
Yeah that's the same for me! What notes have you got for the first section?


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I left most of my latin stuff in my locker...
Sorry ^^"
I'll write out my analysis on all the sections for you this weekend :3

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