46 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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primum quaero qui

A

first I ask how

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2
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id scire potuerit

A

he could have known it

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3
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quod

A

a question which

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4
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vos idem…non potestis

A

you cannot ask likewise

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5
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in Clodio

A

in the case of Clodius

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6
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ut enim…rogasset

A

for him only to have asked

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7
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neminem alium

A

no one else

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8
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nisi…familiarissimum suum, Titum Patinam

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except his own closest friend, Titus Patina

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9
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scire potuit illo

A

he could have ascertained from him

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10
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ipso die…necesse esse

A

that on that very day it was necessary

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11
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prodi flaminem

A

for a priest to be appointed

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12
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Lanuvi a dictatore Milone

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by Milo, the chief-magistrate of Lanuvium

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13
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sed erant permulti alii

A

but there were very many other people

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14
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ex quibus…posset

A

from whom he could

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15
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id facillime scire

A

very easily have learned that

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16
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scilicet

17
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omnes…Lanuvini

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all the people of Lanuvium

18
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Milo…unde quaesivit

A

from whom could Milo have enquired

19
Q

de Clodi reditu

A

about Clodius’ return

20
Q

quaesierit sane…servum

A

indeed let him have asked…his slave

21
Q

videte quid vobis largiar

A

see what I am granting to you

22
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ut Quintus Arrius, amicus meus, dixit

A

as Quintus Arrius, my friend [possibly sarcastic or conventional], has said

23
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etiam…corruperit

A

let him even have bribed him

24
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legite testimonia

A

read the testimonies

25
testium vestrorum
of your own witnesses
26
Gaius Causinius Schola, Interamnanus
Gaius Causinius Schola of Interamna
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familiarissimus et idem comes Clodi
a very close friend and also a companion of Clodius
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dixit...Publium Clodium...mansurum fuisse
had said that Publius Clodius would have stayed
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illo die
on that day
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in Albano
at his Alban estate
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sed subito
but suddenly
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ei esse nuntiatum
it was reported to him
33
Cyrum architectum esse mortuum
that his architect Cyrus was dead
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itaque...constituisse proficisci
and so he had decided to set out
35
repente Romam
for Rome immediately
36
item comes Publi Clodi, Gaius Clodius
Gaius Clodius, likewise a companion of Publius Clodius
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dixit hoc
has said this too