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Cicero Flashcards

1
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neque id ipsum diu

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But not for long

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macula

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Disgrace

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angeretur

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Tormented

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de quo ne queri quidem sine scelere se posse arbitraretur

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About which she could not even complain without feeling guilty

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5
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maeror

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Grief

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dolor (here)

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Mortification

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7
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consenescebat

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She was wasting away

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8
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solatium

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Comfort

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9
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egregia et praeclara

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Excellent and brilliant

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10
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laedi

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To be damaged

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11
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diutius

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Any longer

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12
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nullius auspicibus, nullius auctoribus

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no witnesses, no guardians

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13
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libidinem effrenatam et indomitam

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Unrestrained and untamed lust

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14
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perfregit ac prostravi omnia cupiditate ac furore

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she broke and overturned everything with desire and obsession

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15
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hoc commune dedecus

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this disgrace shared alike

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16
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augebatur eius molestia

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his distress was being increased

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17
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querimoniis

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Complaints

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18
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simultatis

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Enmity

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19
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summatim exponam

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I’ll briefly explain

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20
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diffidentem rebus suis

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Not trusting his prospects

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21
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illum ad Statienum atque ad pecuniam confugisse

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he took refuge in Statietus and bribery

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22
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Bello Italico

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Social war

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23
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Apud Asculum

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At Asculum

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24
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Qui inter sicarios damnatus est

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Who was convicted of assassination

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25
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neque obscurus neque incertus

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Neither obscure nor uncertain of his information

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26
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Index

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Informer

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27
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HS CCCC milia

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400 thousand sesterces

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28
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Ut erat

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Since he was

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29
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Sicuti multis ex rebus reperietis

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You will find out from as many details

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30
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singulari scelere

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A man of unparalleled wickedness

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31
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non magna iactura facta

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saw to it by the expenditure of a small sum

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32
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rationem investigandi

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The method of investigation

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33
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testatur

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Declared

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34
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animi commoventur

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the spirits were moved

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35
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et sceleris et conscientiae testem

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which bore witness both to his crime and his guilty conscience

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36
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numquam se committere ausus est

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He never dared to entrust himself

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37
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Quattorviros

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Local magistrates

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38
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et ab eodem sibi esse imperatum

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And that he had been ordered by that same man

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39
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Qui sibi ostentarat

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who threatened him

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40
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non mediocri metu

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not insignificant fear

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41
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ab eo

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At his arms

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42
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iudicioque

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And in the trial

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43
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Absolvi posse

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He should have been acquitted

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44
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constantiamque

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And loyalty

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45
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Contendit

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He strove

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46
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Magno opere

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With great effort

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47
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Impudentiam aspernatur

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Did she reject his impudence

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48
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Reformidat

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Did she recoil from

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49
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Reformidat

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Recoil from

50
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Quae nuptiis affrebatur

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Which being brought to bear on the marriage

51
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Ille cum simulasses

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Although he had pretended

52
Q

Exsequiarum murus ereptum

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The duty of performing funeral rights had been snatched away

53
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Uno temporem

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At one time

54
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Exanimata

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Half-dead with grief

55
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Confestim = continuo

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At once

56
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Laetanti iam animo

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Her mind was rejoicing

57
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Quo tandem igitur animo fuisse illos

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What mood then were those men in

58
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Arbitramini

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Do you think?

59
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Satisfecit

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Has paid his dues

60
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Multavit

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Punished

61
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Iuvati sententias ferre debebant

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They had to bring judgement under oath

62
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Praesentis

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Since he was in their presence

63
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Omni supplicio dignum esse ducebant

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They considered him worthy of every punishment

64
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Multorum testium

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Of many witnesses

65
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Unaquaque de re

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About each individual thing

66
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P. Canutius

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Publius Canutius

67
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iudicio oppressum et circumventum

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Taken advantage of and crushed at his trial

68
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Acervatim

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In one lot

69
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ut ad ea perveniam

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So that I might get to those things

70
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Propiora et adiunctiora

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More closely associated and concerned

71
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Vos quaeso memoria teneatis

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I beg you to remember

72
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Propositum

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Intention

73
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Cum velim

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Since I wished

74
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Iudicium non esse corruptum

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The court was not bribed

75
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Initio ac fundamentum

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Beginning and basis

76
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Nocentissimum

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Most guilty

77
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Cum ipse poculum dedisset

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When he himself had given a cup

78
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Vociferatione

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Outcry

79
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et ad hanc mortem tam repentinam

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And added to so sudden a death

80
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Vocemque morientis

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And her shouting out that she was dying

81
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Omnia praeterea

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All these things besides

82
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C. Oppianicum

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Gaius Oppianicus

83
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Tametsi in ipso fraterno parricido nullam scelus praetermissum videtur

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Even if it seems no wickedness was omitted in that very murder of his brother

84
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Ut accederet

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So that he might arrive

85
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Agressus est

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He attacked

86
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Sero

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Too late

87
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Interitu

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Death

88
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Medicum illum suum

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That doctor of his

89
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Iam cognitum et saepe victorem

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Who was already well-known and often successful

90
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Anconitanum quendam, L. Clodium

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A certain man from Ancona, Lucius Clodius

91
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Casu

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By chance

92
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Duobus milibus HS

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2 thousand sesertces

93
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ipsius tabluis tum

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By his own accounts at the time

94
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Transigit

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Made a deal

95
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Qui properaret

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To hurry things up

96
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Neque postea Larini punctum est temporis commoratus

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He didn’t stay in Larinum for a moment afterwards

97
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Prehendisset tabulas

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Had got hold of the tablets

98
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Gener

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Son in law

99
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Legata

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Bequests

100
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Ne lituris coargui posset

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So that he couldn’t be found guilty of the erasures

101
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Multa praetereo consulto

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I omit a lot of things on purpose

102
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Eteniam veror

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And indeed I am afraid

103
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nimium multa esse videantur

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Will seem too be too much

104
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Debetis existimare eum similem sui fuisse

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You must judge that he was consistent with himself

105
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Decuriones universi iudicaverunt

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The decuriones judged unanimously

106
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Illum corrupisse

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That he had tampered

107
Q

Tabulas publicas censorias

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The public records of the censors

108
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Contrahebat rationem/ullam

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Transact financial business/any business

109
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Cognatis et affinibus

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Relatives of blood and marriage

110
Q

Tutorem suis scripsit

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Appoint him as legal guardian

111
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Aditu, congressione, sermone, convivio

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Approach, meeting, conversation, having dinner

112
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Perniciosam

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Dangerous

113
Q

Praetermittere

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To avoid

114
Q

Vitricus

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Stepfather

115
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Postremo

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Finally

116
Q

Remotum

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So far removed

117
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Et instituta ratione vita

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The established tenor of his life

118
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Haec illi proposita conditio

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This choice was put before him

119
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Iuste pieque

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Justly and correctly

120
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Acerbe indigneque

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Bitterly and unfairly

121
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Quam illo modo emori

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Rather than to die in that manner

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