Graecus

Greek

Usages of Graecus

• In illa basilica puella inscriptionem Graecam in marmore legit.: In that basilica the girl reads a Greek inscription on marble.
• Sed philosophus Graecus, qui prope stat, ridet et dicit multa adhuc difficilia esse.: But the Greek philosopher, who is standing nearby, laughs and says that many things are still difficult.
• Pater vult a philosopho Graeco audiri, itaque quaestionem clare proponit.: Father wants to be heard by the Greek philosopher, and so he puts forward his question clearly.
• Mater a bibliopola Graeco duo volumina mercatur: unum Latine scriptum, alterum Graece.: Mother buys two books from a Greek bookseller: one written in Latin, the other in Greek.
• Mater dicit se a bibliopola iterum vocari, quia ille aliud volumen Graecum monstrare velit.: Mother says that she is being called again by the bookseller, because he wants to show another Greek book.
• Puella respondet se inscriptiones Romanas nunc facilius legere posse, quia antea inscriptiones Graecas viderit.: The girl replies that she can now read Roman inscriptions more easily, because she had seen Greek inscriptions before.
• Sic discimus non solum Latine legere, sed etiam verba Graeca in inscriptionibus et libris paulatim intellegere.: Thus we learn not only to read Latin, but also gradually to understand Greek words in inscriptions and books.
• Litterae Graecae mihi gratiores sunt quam litterae Latinae.: Greek literature is more pleasing to me than Latin literature.
• Uter liber Graecus est, uter Latinus?: Which book is Greek, and which is Latin?

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