AP Latin Quiz
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ANALYZE LATIN POETRY AND PROSE
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Contextus: In hoc excerptō (Caesar, B.G.), dux cōnsilium celeriter capit; vocabula clāvia: cōnsilium capere [form a plan], impetum facere [attack], praesidium [garrison], virtūs [courage], dīligentia [care].
Caesar, re cognītā, cōnsilium celeriter capit, nē hostēs impetum in impedīmenta faciant.
Legiōnēs in colle locat, praesidiō sagittāriōs addit, et itinera occultē mūnit.
Tum ipse, dīligentiā praestāns, singulōs hortātur, ut virtūtem cum disciplīnā iungant.
Hostēs, spe praedae, passim ruunt; sed Rōmānī, signō dato, ōrdinēs servant.
Ita, paucīs vulnerātīs, castra tuta manent, et animī militum augentur.
Based on the passage from Caesar, what textual evidence best supports an interpretation of effective leadership through preparation?
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