Translate these Latin sentences. 1. Graeci accipiuntur ab incolis, quorum cibus est bonus.

2. Illi (Those men), quibus lotophagi cibum donant, semper in terra manere cupiunt.

3. Viri, qui lotum edunt, neque patriam neque familias memoria tenent.

4. Viri ad navem, qua ad terram lotophagorum navigaverunt, non redeunt.

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1. Greeks are accepted by the inhabitants, whose food is good.

2. Those (those men), to whom they give food to the lotophagi, always desire to remain on the earth.

3. The men who eat the lotus remember neither their country nor their families

4. The men do not return to the ship by which they have sailed to the land of the lotophages.

1.Greeks are accepted by the locals whose food is good

2. Those who give food to the lotophagi, always want to stay on earth

3. The men who eat the lotus remember neither their country nor their families

4. The men do not return to the ship on which they sailed to the land of the lotophages

harry potter? (too many lols cuz it can't be short)

the jewellery thief was as cunning as a fox.

explanation:

"as cunning as a fox" is the simile, because it compares two things using the words "like" or "as" to do it.