Usages of gerere
Miles scutum grave gerit, sed serva tantum saccum levem portat.
The soldier carries a heavy shield, but the maid carries only a light sack.
Servus onus grave gerit, itaque lente ambulat.
The servant carries a heavy load, and so he walks slowly.
Discipula rogat cur lictores fasces gerant; magistra respondet eos imperii signum esse.
The female student asks why the lictors carry the fasces; the teacher answers that they are a sign of power.
Lictor ante praetorem stat et fasces gerit.
The lictor stands before the praetor and carries the fasces.
Murmillo scutum magnum gerit.
The murmillo carries a large shield.
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