Book 1 Finis Translation - Cambridge Latin Course

That’s the cliffhanger for . Clemens survives and searches for Quintus. You’ll find that translation next if you continue the course.

No. The translation shows he prioritizes wealth over life: “Ego tamen in hortō manēbō. Pecūniam meam servō.” (“I will remain. I am protecting my money.”) In Roman culture, a paterfamilias (head of household) was responsible for family property. It’s tragic irony – he dies for coins. cambridge latin course book 1 finis translation

Caecilius stood up and hurried to the door. Ash and stones were falling from the sky. That’s the cliffhanger for

Caecilius stretched out his hand. But Quintus did not reach him. Flame and smoke filled everything. cambridge latin course book 1 finis translation