World Languages, 26.03.2021 20:30 riveg

Davus et sollicitus, nam nemo Getam invenire potest. Quamquam Cornelius est dominus bonus, tamen vilicum reprehendit, si servus effugit. Davus omnes servos
magna voce convocat et rogat, "Ubi est Geta?" Brevi tempore, quod servi non
respondent, servos iubet canes in aream ducere. Alii servi tunicam Getae ferunt.
Canes tunicam olfaciunt et mox vestigia Getae inveniunt. Getam, qui in arbore 5
dormit, canes excitant. Davus appropinquat et clamat, "Descende, Geta!"
Davus servos eum verberare baculo iubet.
Line 3 magna voce ablative type
(2 Points)
O a. Ablative of means
b. Ablative of manner
C. Ablative of respect
d. Ablative of time when
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