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Saturnus igitur iratus auxilium deorum aliorum petivit ut regnum reciperet (lines 2-3): What did Saturn do in order to recover his kingdom?

Saturn asked for help from the other gods
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Answered by Rebecca T. • Latin tutor
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Saturnus primus rex deorum fuit (line 1): Who was Saturn?

Saturn was the first king of the gods
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What is the gerund?

The gerund is a 'verbal noun'such as 'amandi' in 'ars amandi'. It is translated by giving the verb the ending '-ing' (e.g. the art of loving). This can lead to confusion with the present active participle wh...
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What is an indirect question? How do I identify it?

An indirect question is a question which has been previously asked and is now being reported. An example of this in english is: The teacher asked whether the students had done their homework. The original qu...
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Conditional Clauses - how do I identify them?

Conditional clauses have two obvious signposts that make identification easy: s i and nisi . The si clause, or the 'if' clause, is called the protasis , and the outcome of the condition is called the apodosi...
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