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The weapon is being thrown by this soldier. The sword is lying on that table. That summer the battle was fought. Ab his hostibus cōpiae nostrae laudantur. The town is being destroyed by these soldiers. The spears are being thrown by those men. The flowers are being carried by these girls. These soldiers are being praised by these allies. Hoc cōnsilium est bonum. Illud animal currit. Do you like this plan? Do you see that animal? I see that town. I see that danger. This war is long. That grain is not good. Haec tēla sunt bona. Illa animālia nōn currunt. Those shields are not new. These spears are lying near the river. These buildings are large. Those towns are in our country. Those names are long. DICTATION--LESSON XXIV Homō liber rēgem nōn dēsīderat. Si rēx urbem liberam oppugnat, dux sine morā militēs convocat. Clāmōribus hōrum militum omnēs incitantur. Tela mox coniciuntur. Etiam rēx tergum vertit et mox omnēs militēs rēgis in fugam sē dant. Ita Irāti ānserēs sē in fugam dant sī tēla in ānserēs coniciuntur. DICTATION AND IMITATION-LESSON XXIV Auxilium postulābās, sed ego militēs oppugnāre iubēbam. I was shouting, but you were wounding enemies. I was attacking the town, but you were laying waste the fields. Dux imperābat; militēs pārēbant.