Translate the following sentences: 1. Echo post Narcissum cucurrit sed eum non invenīre potuit.

2. Tandem, Echo misera mortua est et, post mortem suam, sola sua vox remansit.

3. Tandem, Narcissus ante stagnum mortuus est et ubi corpus suum fuerat, bellus flos crevit.

1. He ran after the others, Narcissus, Echo, that thou hast found it to be so.

2.  Finally, the echo of their death, and after his death, only his voice left.

3. Finally, Narcissus pool had died and where his body had grown beautiful flower.

Explanation:

I believe those are the answers. Latin can be troublesome.

1. Echo hurried after Narcissus, but she could not find him.

2. However, Echo had died, and after her death, only her voice was left.

3. However, Narcissus died at the pool, and where his body was had grown a beautiful flower.

Explanation:

This is what I put but I also got a 64 on my unit test so it isn't too reliable lol

explanation:

religion is not stupid although some stuff can't be explained.

also the love parents have towards their children is not stupid