Troia; Cohort II; Period 2

Lines 4-6, Page 112

The Greeks, one by one, called signals and entrusted the plan to them: "Carry much timber out from the forest to the camp. Prepare a tall horse out of the timber. We will give the new loot to the barbarians."

Aristoteles et Alexander; Cohort II; Period 2

Lines 16-18, Page 104

Aristotle gets ready to teach Alexander in the field, But where is the the boy Alexander? Alexander incites the horse to the forest. He is free!
The anger of Phillip is great, but he wasn't angry at his philosopher friend.

Lines 1-4, Page 94; Period 2

Lucius, a Roman, sees his friend Marcus on the Via Alta (High Road).
Lucius: Where is your comrade Quintus?
Marcus: He sailed to the island.
Lucius: Why did he sail to the island?

Cohort II Page 94 lines 5-8

He loves the island. He has remained in the water for a long time. He walks deep into the forest. On the island he has many friends. Why did you not go to the island with your comrades? Why did you remain here?

Pueri Romani; Cohort II; Period 2

Lines 5-8, Page 94

Marcus: He Loves the island. There he remains in the water a long time; he walks in the deep forest. He has                many friends on the island.
  Lucius: Why did you not sail to the island with your comrade? Why did you remain here?

Caesar In Britannia; Cohort II; Period 2

Lines 2-4, Page 89

There he prepares timber and food and sails to Britain. In Britain, he scares friends of Franc with battles, but he doesn't remain in Britain.

Lines 1-2, Page 89; Period 2

The great island of Britain remains in friendship with Gaul. Caesar fights in Gaul and he sees the friendship of Britain and Gaul. There he gets timber and food and sails to Britain.