| 1. D | 11. A | 21. A | 31. B |
| 2. B | 12. C | 22. C | 32. C |
| 3. C | 13. B | 23. A | 33. C |
| 4. C | 14. A | 24. B | 34. C |
| 5. B | 15. B | 25. D | 35. C |
| 6. D | 16. A | 26. D | 36. A |
| 7. A | 17. A | 27. A | 37. A |
| 8. D | 18. D | 28. D | 38. B |
| 9. C | 19. C | 29. B | 39. B |
| 10. D | 20. B | 30. D | 40. C |
The firl, dear to us (me) now for a long time, is snatched away: and do you, friend, forbid me to pur forth my tears? No hatreds are bitter except those of love: Kill me myself, I will be a gentler enemy. Am I able to look at her placed in the embrace of another? Nor will she be said (to be) mine who recently was said (to be) mine? All things change; certainly loves change: you are conquered or you conquer, this is the cycle in love. Often great leaders, great tyrants have fallen, and Thebes had stood and lofty Troy was. What great gifts I gave or (and) what sort of songs I wrote! She, however, hard as iron, never said, "I love".
