43 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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igitur…Milo

A

therefore was Milo,

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2
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sibi proponens

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picturing to himself

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3
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hunc…speratum atque exoptatum

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this hoped-for and wished-for

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4
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diem Campi

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day of the elections

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5
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cruentibus manibus…veniebat

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likely to come with bloodstained hands

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ad illa augusta auspicia

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to those solemn auspices

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7
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centuriarum

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of the centuries [voting units]

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8
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prae se ferens et confitens

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advertising and confessing to

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9
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scelus et facinus

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a sin and crime

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10
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quam hoc non credibile

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how impossible to believe is this

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11
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in hoc

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in the case of this man

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12
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quam idem…non dubitandum

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how the same thing should not be doubted

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13
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Clodio

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in the case of Clodius

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14
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qui…ipse…putaret

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since he himself thought

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15
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interfecto Milone

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with Milo killed

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16
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se…regnaturum

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that he would rule

17
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quid?

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what more shall I say?

18
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quod caput est

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this is the main source

19
Q

audaciae, iudices

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of audacity, judges

20
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quis ignorat

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who does not know

21
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maximam inlecebram esse

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that the greatest inducement

22
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peccandi

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to commit a crime

23
Q

impunitatis spem

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is the hope of impunity

24
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in utro igitur

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so in which of the two men

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haec fuit
did this hope exist?
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in Milone qui etiam nunc reus est facti
in Milo, who is even now accused of an action
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aut praeclari
either splendid
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aut certe necessarii
or certainly necessary
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an in Clodio qui ita...contempserat
or in Clodius, who had so despised
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iudicia poenamque
the law-courts and their punishment
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ut eum nihil delectaret
that nothing pleased him
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quod aut per naturam fas esset
which was either right by (the law of) nature
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aut per leges liceret
or permissible by the law (of man)