Latin 2 Quiz
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The Roman general ordered his soldiers to cross the river before nightfall. The historian wrote: "Dux militibus imperavit ut flumen transirent ante noctem."
A student encounters the Latin word transirent and recognizes the English derivative 'transit.' Given that 'transit' in English refers to the act of passing through or across, and the sentence describes a military order involving a river, which of the following best captures the meaning of transirent in this context?
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