Usages of quoque
Humiles quoque cives bonam de re publica opinionem habere possunt, si eos alii audiunt.
Humble citizens too can have a good opinion about the state, if others listen to them.
Lucia quoque in bibliotheca libros veteres legit.
Lucia too reads old books in the library.
Ego, cum amicam flentem video, saepe suspiro quoque et quaero quid illi desit.
When I see a weeping friend, I often sigh too and ask what is lacking to her.
Avia addit Siciliam quoque pulchram esse, sed se Athenas videre maluisse.
Grandmother adds that Sicily too is beautiful, but that she preferred to see Athens.
Nauta dicit Corinthum quoque urbem claram esse et multos mercatores ibi manere.
The sailor says that Corinth too is a famous city and that many merchants stay there.
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