Usages of recitare
In schola poeta iuvenis versus breves recitat, et discipuli eum libenter audiunt.
At school a young poet recites short verses, and the students gladly listen to him.
Postquam poeta recitavit, magister discipulos iubet versus difficiliores iterum repetere.
After the poet has recited, the teacher orders the students to repeat the more difficult verses again.
Cras unus discipulus versus suos clara voce recitabit, et alii eum laudabunt.
Tomorrow one student will recite his own verses in a clear voice, and the others will praise him.
Mihi placent versus quos poeta iuvenis clare recitat.
I like the verses that the young poet recites clearly.
Lucia et Marcus versus recitant; alii tacent.
Lucia and Marcus recite verses; the others are silent.
Postero die discipuli in foro ante subsellia sedent, dum praeco verba clara voce recitat.
On the next day the students sit in the forum before the benches, while the herald recites words in a clear voice.
Si praeco nomen candidatae iterum recitabit, plures cives ad tribunal propius accedent.
If the herald recites the female candidate’s name again, more citizens will come nearer to the tribunal.
Praeco nomen dicti candidati iterum recitat.
The herald recites the name of the said candidate again.
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