Select the best English translation of the Latin sentence from the choices given.

1. Deus, pater hominum, in Caelo est.

   1.   ?    God, the father of men, is in heaven.
   2.   ?    God, the king of heaven, is the father of men.
   3.   ?    God is the father of men in heaven.
   4.   ?    The father of men is the God of heaven.

2. Christus, Filius Dei, est rex gentium et populorum

   1.   ?    Christ, the Son of God, is the king of nations and of peoples.
   2.   ?    Christ, the king of nations and of peoples, is the Son of God.
   3.   ?    Christ is the Son of the God who is the king of nations and of peoples.
   4.   ?    Christ, the Son of God, is the law of the nations and of the peoples.

3. Christiani in nomine Christi orant.

   1.   ?    Christians pray in the name of Christ.
   2.   ?    Christ prays in the name of Christians.
   3.   ?    People named Christians pray to Christ.
   4.   ?    Christians praise in the name of Christ.

4. Deus fidem Christianorum laudat.

   1.   ?    God praises the faith of the Christians.
   2.   ?    Christians pray in faith to God.
   3.   ?    God has faith in the praise of Christians.
   4.   ?    Christians praise God in faith.

5. Roma non est in Gallia, sed provincia Romanorum est in Gallia.

   1.   ?    Rome is not in Gaul, but the province of the Romans is in Gaul.
   2.   ?    Gaul is not in Rome, but the province of the Romans is in Gaul.
   3.   ?    Rome is in Gaul, but the Romans are not in Gaul.
   4.   ?    Romans are not Gauls, but the Romans are in Gaul.

6. Christiani caedem principum hostium non laudant.

   1.   ?    The Christians do not praise the slaughter of the leading men of the enemy.
   2.   ?    Christ does not praise the slaughter of the leading men of the enemy.
   3.   ?    The leaders of the enemy do not praise the slaughter of Christians.
   4.   ?    The enemy does not priase the slaughter of the leading Christians.

7. Propter metum dux regem laudat.

   1.   ?    On account of fear the leader praises the king.
   2.   ?    The king praises the leader on account of fear.
   3.   ?    On account of praise the leader fears the king.
   4.   ?    On account of the king, the leader fears praise.

8. Partem equitatus in flumine occiderunt.

   1.   ?    They killed part of the army in the river.
   2.   ?    The river killed part of the army.
   3.   ?    The army killed part of the horses in the river.
   4.   ?    Part of the horses were killed in the river.

9. Propter gratiam Caesaris principes Gallorum servos Romanis dederunt.

   1.   ?    On account of the grace of Caesar, the leaders of the Gauls gave servants to the Romans.
   2.   ?    On account of the grace of Caesar, the leaders of the Gauls were given to the Romans.
   3.   ?    On account of the grace of Caesar, the servants of the Gauls were given to the Romans.
   4.   ?    On account of the grace of the Gauls, Caesar gives servants to the Romans.