Usages of caterva
Histrio cum caterva venit.
The stage player comes with the troupe.
Comoedia histrionem et catervam habet.
The comedy has a stage player and a troupe.
Caterva comoediam et tragoediam parat.
The troupe prepares a comedy and a tragedy.
Quam laeta est caterva: quotiens mimus gesticulatur, totiens omnes rident!
How happy the troupe is: as often as the mime gestures, so often everyone laughs!
Choragus clamat, sed spectatores catervam exsibilant.
The stage manager shouts, but the spectators hiss the troupe off the stage.
Quotiens choragus signum dat, totiens caterva in pulpitum venit.
As often as the stage manager gives the signal, so often the troupe comes onto the stage platform.
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