Exercises 374 +375

Exercise 374 

1. The Roman soldiers, disturbed by fear, were not always safe they pertained to flight, nevertheless, Caesar always commanded his men to remain on the battle line. It behooves for his men to always keep Roman courage in memory.
2.  Christ commands them to love God and help all men. And so, it behooves us all to serve this law.
3. The Americans never are desirous of war but, on account of grave injury  they are ordered to fight and to defend the state, without fear or death the bravely wage war with the Japanese. It behooves us to keep in memory our brave soldiers and their affairs. 
4. The leader, lead on with the soldiers into the foreign field, commands the first calvary to explore all of the place lest the leads the legion in  difficult and narrow places. It behooves for the leader to defend and preserve the lives of the soldiers.

Exercise 375

1. Oportet nos diligere Deum.
2. Oportet enim milites pugnare sine terrare
3. Oportet enim saepae orare.
4. Oportemus memoriam tenere victora nos patrem,
5. Oportet enim Americana defendere rem publicam suorum.