Exercises 371-373 + Box

Exercise 371

1.  literally: It behooves your mother to defend,  Better translation: You ought to defend your mother.
2.  literally: It behooves for you to pray, Better translation: You ought to pray.
3.  literally: it behooves for you all to love God.  Better translation: You all ought to love God.
4.  literally: It behooves you to to serve the law of Christ. Better translation: You ought to serve the law of Christ.
5.  literally: It behooves all men to love Christ. Better translation: All men ought to love Christ. 

Box from page 365

In hora mortis meae voca me,          In the hour of death call me,

Et jube me venire ad te,                     and command me to come to you,

Ut cum sanctis tuis laudem te          that with your holy ones we might praise you,

In saecula saeculorum. Amen.         Forever and ever. Amen

~From the Anima Christi                  

Exercise 372

1. Caesar commands the lieutenant to remain. 
2. The lieutenant commands the soldiers to come.
3. Caesar commands the hostages to be killed. 
4. The Gauls command Caesar to depart. 
5. The general commands the soldiers to defend themselves.
6. The tribunes had been commanded to remain with the soldiers on the battle line.
7. The enemy had been commanded to defend themselves.
8. We have been commanded by Christ to be holy.
9. The boys had been commanded by God to love their mothers.
10. I had been commanded to be brave.