LeDang-Collins Nomen: _______________________________ Latin 8 Sentence Identification Hercules 38: The Oxen of Geryon In the following sentence with

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Tum (vr) missus est Herculs (ad nsulam Erytham), ut bovs Gryonis arcesseret. Rs erat summae difficulttis, quod bovs ( qudam Eurytine) et ( cane bicipite) custdibantur. Ipse autem Gryn horribilem speciem praebbat; tria enim corpora inter s conincta habbat. Herculs etsi intellegbat quantum perculum esset, tamen negtium suscpit. Postquam per mults terrs iter fcit, ad eam partem fricae pervnit quae Eurpae proxima est. Ibi (in utrque ltore) fret quod Eurpam (ab fric) dvidit columns cnstituit, quae poste Herculis Columnae appellbantur.

Tum vr missus est Herculs ad nsulam Erytham, Then in truth, Hercules was sent to the Erythean island. ut bovs Gryonis arcesseret. To fetch the oxen of Geryon. Rs erat summae difficulttis, The things were of great difficulty, quod bovs qudam Eurytine et cane bicipite custdibantur. Because the oxen were guarded by a certain Eurytion and by a two headed dog. Ipse autem Gryn horribilem speciem praebbat; Moreover, Geryone himself was showing a horrible appearance; tria enim corpora inter s conincta habbat. For he was having three bodies joined together between him. Herculs etsi intellegbat quantum perculum esset, Although Hercules was understanding how much danger it was, tamen negtium suscpit. Nevertheless, he undertook the task. Postquam per mults terrs iter fcit, ad eam partem fricae pervnit quae Eurpae proxima est. After he travelled through many lands, he arrived to this part of Africa, which is next to Europe. Ibi in utrque ltore fret quod Eurpam ab fric dvidit columns cnstituit, There on either shore of the strait, which divided Europe from Africa, he set up columns, quae poste Herculis Columnae appellbantur. Which afterwards were named the columns of Hercules.