#sī quid vēnāle habuit Heius, sī id quantī aestimābat, tantī vēndidit,
dēsinō quaerere cūr ēmeris#, _V._ 4, 10, _if Hejus had anything for
sale, if he sold it at his own valuation, I stop enquiring why you
bought_. #sī vērē est ā nōbīs philosophia laudāta, eius trāctātiō optimō
quōque dignissima est#, _Ac._ 2, 6, _if philosophy has been extolled by
me with justice, its study is eminently worthy of the good_. #sī honōris
causā statuam dedērunt, inimīcī nōn sunt#, _V._ 2, 150, _if they
contributed a statue as a compliment, they are not enemies_. #postēs
quoiusmodī? . . . etiam nunc satis bonī sunt, sī sunt inductī pice#, Pl.
_Most._ 818, _what think you of the posts? . . . they’re pretty good
even now, if they are only smeared with pitch_. This combination is
common in general conditional periods (1613): as, #hominēs aegrī sī
aquam gelidam bibērunt, prīmō relevārī videntur#, _C._ 1, 31, _if sick
people drink cold water, at first they always seem refreshed_. #sī quod
est admissum facinus, īdem dēcernunt#, 6, 13, 5, _if a crime has been
committed, they also act as judges_. #abiūrant, sī quid crēditumst#, Pl.
_Cur._ 496, _they always swear they haven’t it, if anything is trusted
them_. #sī puer parvus occidit, aequō animō ferendum putant#, _TD._ 1,
93, _if a baby dies, they always think the affliction should be borne
with resignation_.