Usages of senator
Senator prudens suadet ut cives auctoritatem legis plus quam rumorem sequantur.
A wise senator advises that the citizens follow the authority of the law more than rumor.
Cum senator de mandato populi loqueretur, quidam cives tacebant, alii autem clamabant.
When the senator was speaking about the people’s commission, some citizens were silent, but others were shouting.
Cum senatores inter se disputarent, tribunus suadebat ut ad bonum commune potius quam ad commodum privatum spectarent.
When the senators were debating among themselves, the tribune was advising them to look to the common good rather than private advantage.
Magistra dicit se arbitrari senatorem meliorem esse, si opinionem civium et mandata legis simul audiat.
The teacher says that she thinks a senator is better if he listens both to the opinion of the citizens and to the commands of the law.
Senator prudens dicit cives bonum commune commodo privato praeferre debere.
A wise senator says that citizens ought to prefer the common good to private advantage.
Senator prudens senatui decretum novum proponit.
The wise senator presents a new decree to the senate.
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