Hello everyone,
I'm a college freshman and I've been teaching myself using the textbook Introductory College Latin by Kathryn A. Sinkovich. I'm almost finished with the book but a few exercises have been giving me trouble here and there so here I am asking for help. On a side note, would you all recommend taking Latin in college or just continue by myself? Would I get a lot more out of it?
1. Miserunt legatos ad Caesarem qui [ab eo ne eos ipsos?] duceret in numero hostium peterent.
two verbs in one clause?
They sent envoys to Caesar who
2. Homo narravit ea quae scivit quoniam senatus ei fidem publicam dedisset.
The man told [her?] who knew since the senate had given him public trust.
3. Cum Catilina sapientiam sceleri idoneam habuit, nostra tamen virtus eius imporbitati aequa erat.
Although Catiline had wisdom fit for a crime, our virtue was even [to his wickedness?].
4. Coniugium erat decori viro cum postea multis divitiis potiretur.
The marriage was (a source of glory?) to the man since afterwards he was gaining possession of many riches.
is decori dative of possession?