The document provides information about Latin sayings, grammar rules regarding the 4th principle part and perfect passive participle, and practice exercises translating sentences into Latin using the pluperfect passive tense. It defines the 4th principle part and perfect passive participle, explains that a participle is a verbal adjective, and describes the formation of the pluperfect passive tense in Latin including the helping verbs and agreement of its parts.

1. Lesson 5Sayings, Grammar, Practice

2. Latin Sayings

3. Tolle et lege.

4. Take up and read.-St. Augustine

5. Audi Israel

6. Hear O Israel.

7. Aleajacta est.

8. The die is cast.

9. New SayingCedantarmatogae.

10. Let arms yield to the toga.-Cicero

11. Grammar

12. The 4th principle part is a ____________.To be specific is the______ _______ __________.

13. The 4th principle part is a participle.To be specific is theperfectpassiveparticiple.

14. A participle is a__________ __________.

15. A participle is averbaladjective.

16. The perfect passive is a________ tense consisting of_________ words.

17. The perfect passive is acompound tense consisting oftwo words.

18. The first word is a form of the___ ______ ___ and agreeswith the subject in ________,__________, and ________.

19. The first word is a form of the4thprinciplepart and agreeswith the subject in gender,number, and case.

20. The second word is a form of the verb __________ and agreeswith the subject in __________and ____________.

21. The second word is a form of the verb sum and agreeswith the subject in personand number.

22. The English helping verbs for thepluperfect passive are________ ________.

23. The English helping verbs for thepluperfect passive arehadbeen.

24. Practice

25. 1. Conjugate the pluperfect tense passive voice for capio with a masculine subject.

26. 2. Conjugate the pluperfect tense passive voice for capio with a feminine subject.

27. 3. Conjugate the pluperfect tense passive voice for capio with a neuter subject.

28. 4. Give meanings for the pluperfect tense passive voice for capio.

29. 5. Translate.captieramuscaptaeratcaptus erascaptaeerantcaptaerant

30. 6. Translate.Labor finituserat.Telumjactumerat.Telajactaerant.Feminaeinventaeerant.Bracchiotractuserat.

31. 7. Translate.Scutum a legato fictumerat.Aurum abimperatorecupitum est.

32. 8. Translate.The mountains, in fact, had been explored.And so, food has not been given to the people.However, the spirit of the people has been raised up.