(a.) #sī tacuisset, ego eram dictūrus#, Pl. _Cist._ 152, _if she had
held her peace, I was going to tell_ (2093). #sī P. Sēstius occīsus
esset, fuistisne ad arma itūrī?# _Sest._ 81, _if Sestius had been slain,
were you disposed to rush to arms?_ #conclāve illud, ubī̆ erat mānsūrus,
sī īre perrēxisset, conruit#, _Div._ 1, 26, _the suite of rooms where he
was going to spend the night, if he had pushed on, tumbled down_.
#Teucrās fuerat mersūra carīnās, nī prius in scopulum trānsfōrmāta
foret#, O. 14, 72, _she had gone on to sink the Trojan barks unless she
had been changed into a rock_. (b.) #quem sī vīcisset, habitūrus esset
impūnitātem sempiternam#, _Mil._ 84, _and if he overcame him, he would
be likely to have exemption from punishment forever and ever_ (2093).
#aut nōn fātō interiīt exercitus, aut sī fātō, etiam sī obtemperāsset
auspiciīs, idem ēventūrum fuisset#, _Div._ 2, 21, _the destruction of
his army was either not due to fate, or if to fate, it would have
happened all the same, even if he had conformed to the auspices_.
[Erratum:
2100. (_d._)
(_c._)]