Usages of disputatio
Post lectionem longa disputatio inter discipulas oritur de fine fabulae.
After the reading a long discussion arises among the female students about the end of the story.
Post disputationem tandem consensus inter puellas nascitur, et magistra gaudet.
After the discussion agreement at last arises among the girls, and the teacher rejoices.
Post longam disputationem cives constituunt ut porta urbis nocte firmius custodiatur.
After a long discussion the citizens decide that the city gate should be guarded more firmly at night.
Lucia particeps huius disputationis esse vult, quia plus discit, si ipsa respondet.
Lucia wants to be a participant in this discussion, because she learns more if she answers herself.
Discipuli disputationi de bono communi libenter intersunt.
The students gladly take part in the discussion about the common good.
Magistra dicit bonum participem disputationis non solum audire, sed etiam aperte respondere.
The teacher says that a good participant in a discussion not only listens, but also answers openly.
Lucia particeps disputationis est, et magistra eam laudat.
Lucia is taking part in the discussion, and the teacher praises her.
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