Rule 84: Circumstantial cum Clauses

[@beckygreenberg4283]

your contrasting examples of "when I was in Rome..." are super super helpful. thank you

[@Carnifindion]

Just a heads up - this video is missing or not in order in your 91RoLG playlist. (Edit - likewise with 55, 57 and 86).

[@commentfreely5443]

great that you put dum and postquam here

[@tibiademon9157]

Very cool title

[@dr.edwardpeters7344]

One of your best. And that's saying something.

[@obedotto4465]

Now let's not forget how if we didn't know any latin how weird this would sound

[@luxuryconcrete2152]

Excellent. Thank you!

[@bytheway1031]

Thanks!!

[@feliperodriguesclaffnne8151]

Gratulatione Magister, multi bene.

[@MrGyges]

Phew!

[@ratdoctor]

ayo

[@maka6453]

Ave. Magnus Gratis mea Caesar de Lingi.

[@tammcd]

5:01 "ellipsis"? dot dot dot?

[@bluepineapples7818]

It means the omission of the implied repeated words between "alterius" and "Sequani"

[@tammcd]

Ah! Thanks. We do it in English too.@@bluepineapples7818