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Question 1

quin ego non alio digner te funere, Palla, quam pius Aeneas et quam magni Phryges et quam Tyrrhenique duces, Tyrrhenum exercitus omnis.

Answer 1

Moreover, I would not think you worthy of a funeral, Pallas other than [the one which] dutiful Aeneas and the great Trojans and the Etruscan leaders and the whole army of the Etruscans [chose].

Question 2

magna tropaea ferunt quos dat tua dextera leto;

Answer 2

They carry the great trophies [of those] whom your right hand gives to death.

Question 3

tu quoque nunc stares immanis truncus in arvis, esset par aetas et idem si robur ab annis, Turne.

Answer 3

You would also now stand as a great trunk in arms if your age were equal and if your strength from years were the same, O Turnus.

Question 4

sed infelix Teucros quid demoror armis?

Answer 4

But, unlucky man, why do I keep the Trojans from their arms?