Masters could put a slave to death for no reason at all.

Look at lines 7-8. To whom was Metella speaking?

At the beginning of the story, what where Caecilius and Metella doing?

fūrēs, postquam vīllam intrāvērunt, ātrium circumspectāverunt.

Grumiō erat fortis quod leōnem pulsāvit.

coquus et canis in hortō dormiēbant.

Evaluate the following trig function: csc⁡(π)=?{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”\csc (\pi)=?”}

Given:sin⁡(59.1o)=0.8581cos⁡(59.1o)=0.5135tan⁡(59.1o)=1.6709{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”\begin{align*} \sin (59.1^o) &= 0.8581 \\ \cos(59.1^o) &= 0.5135 \\ \tan(59.1^o) &= 1.6709 \end{align*}”}determine sin⁡(30.9o)=?{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”\sin (30.9^o) = ?”}

Convert the following angle from degrees to radians: 195o=?{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”195^o = ?”}

Evaluate the following trig function: sin⁡(135o)={“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”\sin (135^o) = “}