Hercules 34-35 Verby Things

Fill in the blank for the missing verb There wasa not big swamp between the two armies; however neither was wanting to make a beginning of crossing. At last Hercules gave the sign; and when he crossedthe swamp, he joined the battle. The Amazons sustained the attack of the men very bravely, and against the opinion of all showed such great virtue that they killed many of them. they also threw many into flight. For the men were being confused thoroughly by this new type of battle, and they were not showing great virtue. Hercules however when he saw these things, began to despair about his fortunes. And so he encouraged the soldiers vehemently to retain memory of their former virtue, and not allow such a disgrace, and bravely withstand the attack of the enemy. With these words he so strengthened the spirits of all so that many who had been worn out by wounds renewed the battle without delay.It was fought for a long time and fiercely; at last however at sunset so great a change of affairs came about so that the women turned back and sought safety in flight. Many however tired by wounds were captured while they fled, in which number was Hippolyte herself. Hercules showed the highest clemency; after he accepted the belt, he gave freedom to all the captives. Then truly he led his comrades back to the sea; and because not much of summer remained, he hastened to depart to Greece. And so he boarded the ship, and having obtained ideal weather he immediately set sail. Before he arrived at Greece, he decided to beach the ship at the city Troy;for the grain which he was having with him had begun to fail. Identify the tense of each verby-thing present fugiunt proficisci appellere imperfect volebant occiderent conicerent perturbabantur videret peterent perfect dedit commisit cohartatus est captae sunt pluperfect confecti essent Connect each subjunctive clause to its identification tantam virtutem praestiterunt ut multos eorum occiderent result clause Hercules autem cum haec videret, de suis fortunis desperare coepit. circumstantial cohortatus est ut pristinae virtutis memoriam retinerent neu tantum dedecus admitterent indirect command multi etiam qui vulneribus confecti essent attraction Locate one of each, can be from either 34 or 35 in any form deponent main verb deponent participle deponent infinitive gerund