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30.27a.

si quid, etc.: Direct —

Si quid mihi a Caesare opus esset, ego ad eum venissem; si quid ille me vult, illum ad me venire oportet. [The first condition is contrary to fact (§ 589. b (337. b); B. 321. b; G. 597. R. 4; H. 647 (527. iii); H-B. 581 and b. 1, and cf. 12 4); the second is a simple present condition (§ 589. a. 1 (337. a. 1); B. 319. b; G. 595. R. 1; H. 646 (527. i); H-B. 536).] Praeterea ego nequein eas partīsvenire audeo quas Caesar possidet, neque exercitumin unum locum contrahere possum. Mihi autem mirum videtur quid in mea Gallia, quam bello vici vicerim), aut Caesari aut omnino populo Romano negoti sit.


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