fāc animō magnō sīs, et sī turbidissima sapienter ferēbās, tranquilliōra laetē ferās, Fam. 6, 14, 3, be of great heart, and if you bore anarchy like a stoic, bear a more orderly condition of things with good cheer ([1550]).
(f.) Apodosis in the Imperfect Subjunctive.
sī amābās, invenīrēs mūtuom, Pl. Ps. 286, you should have borrowed, if you were in love ([1559]). quod sī meīs incommodīs laetābantur, urbis tamen periculō commovērentur, Sest. 54, if they did exult over my mishaps, still they ought to have been touched by the danger to Rome ([1559]).
[(4.) Protasis in the Pluperfect.]
(a.) Apodosis in the Present.
sī hoc ita fātō datum erat, ut ad pācem petendam venīrem, laetor tē mihī̆ sorte potissimum datum, ā quō peterem, L. 30, 30, 3, if it was so ordained by fate that I should come to sue for peace, I am glad that you are allotted me, of all men in the world, to sue from.