Translate from Latin to English 1. Cu*m Troianī fatigatissimī essent, eīs placuit in Carthagine manēre et quiescere.

2. Tamen, Iuppiter, rex deōrum, de caelō spectavit et, iratus, quod Aeneas fatō oblitus est.

3. Murcuriō missō, Aeneas dē fatō admonitus est.

4. Sed Dido omnia cognovit et Aeneam arcessit et inquit, "tune paravistī discedere clam?

5. Aeneas, commotus, inquit,"Iuppiter mē iussit Italiam petere ut novam Troiam petam."

6. Aeneas, sciens necesse est imperia deōrum perficere, Didonem reliquit et ad comitēs redivit.

7. Navibus paratīs, primā luce, Troianī vela dedērunt.

8. Dido, videns navēs Troianōrum, desperat.

9. Gladium cepit et, omnibus videntibus, pectus transfixit.

10. Interea Aeneas, ubi fumum viserat, miratus est quid hoc sit.

Have you (singular) ever thought about being an archaeologist? i have! think what archaeologists give us! because of their efforts we learn from a piece of pottery that there were shops from which a roman could "special order" a piece of statuary. they tell you (singular) whether or not a statue is from the archaic or hellenistic periods. if you and those friends of yours (singular) are lucky, and few of you (plural) will be, you (plural) may work with a team on a dig. they will work with you (plural), train you (plural) and give you (plural) fascinating experiences from which to learn and to remember with joy in later life. how i wish the opportunity had been given me when i was your age! you (plural) (2 points) select one: a. nobis b. nostrum c. vobis d. vestrum