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Henle Latin 2 Flashcards

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haec civitas nostra est; hi agri atque hae urbes nostrae sunt

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Caesar asks whether it has been given

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Et Hannibal et Caesar magnas copias in alienos fines gloriae causa duxerunt.

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We ask whether he is being exhausted

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Hic omnem Galliam pacavit; ille autem a Romanis victus est

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Caesar asked whether it was being handed over

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Illi autem legatos de pace ad eum misterunt et se suaque omnia ei dediderunt

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Caesar asks whether it has been attended to

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Barbari obsides inter se dabant et de belli ratione agebant. Hac de causa Caesar legiones contra eos duxit.

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We ask whether he is being held dismissed

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Deus est pater noster. Itaque eum omni ratione diligamus.

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I HAVE BEEN warned

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Ne interficiamur

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I WILL HAVE BEEN warned

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Marcus Pennus facete agitavit Gaium Gracchum

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I HAD BEEN warned

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habet nihil aliud quod agitet in mente

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The javelins ARE BEING thrown against the enemy

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Viros bonos ne interficiant

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The javelins WILL HAVE BEEN thrown against the enemy

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Viri mali interficiantur

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Caesar asked whether it was preserved

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ambo florentes aetatibus

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Caesar asked whether it was being sent

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amens amansque

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Caesar asked whether it was being prepared

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amens caeca furore

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He at once attacked the column that the war might be swiftly finished

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exanimem amplectens Briseis Achillem

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We ask whether he is being feared

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pro bonis mala amplectimur

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We ask whether he is being warned

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17
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Rogo a quo interfectus sit

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They WILL HAVE BEEN led back into the province

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18
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Scivitne Sanctus Paulus cur Jesus interfectus esset?

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They collected troops and prepared a supply of grain and arms in order that they might not be conquered and killed by the Romans

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Scisne ubi Christus, Dei Filius, interfectus sit?

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This military tribune conducted fresh legions into Gaul that the winter quarters might be defended more easily.

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20
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Sciveruntne Romani quis a se interficeretur?

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We ask whether he is being restrained

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Josephus cum Jesu et Maria fugit ne Jesus interfeceretur

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They led the slaves to Caesar that he might ask them how many men had been led down into the province

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Judaei Christum ad Pilatum adduxerunt ut a Romanis interficeretur

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We ask whether he is being heard

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densis aquila pennis obvixa volabat

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They HAVE BEEN led back into the province

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fessus aetate parens

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We asked whether they had been aroused

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bellum civile incidit in nostram aetatem

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Caesar asks whether it has been prepared

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Rogo num Romani eum interfecerint

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We ask whether he is being killed

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27
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aggredi urbem

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For this reason he pitched camp opposite the Germans

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E proelio miles malus fugit ne vulnera acciperet

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For this reason their general led them away from the territory of the enemy into the Roman province.

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29
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substitit ad veteres arcus

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To these therefore the general gave a reward, but to those rewards were not given.

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Tribunus militum rogavit num acies hostium ab equitibus conspecta esset

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We asked whether they been received

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Hostem interficiamus

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Caesar asks whether it has been held

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32
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Dux castra fossa valloque munivit ne milites impetu hostium interficerentur

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We asked whether they had been pacified

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33
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Hac de causa illi se in castra celeriter receperunt.

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Caesar asked whether it was being burned

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34
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Itaque equites contra illos mittamus, nam hae propter timorem e castris non venient

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We ask whether he is being influenced

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35
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itaque pro hac civitate fortiter pugnabimus atque hos agros et has urbes semper defendemus

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They WILL BE led back into the province

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36
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Erat in Gallia provincia Romana. Ab hac provincia Belgae longe aberant

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Caesar asked whether it was being guarded

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37
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Praesidia firma plurimis locis collocavit quo facilius provincia defenderetur

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We asked whether they had been exuasted

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Illum servum rogavit quo copiae a hostibus deductae essent

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Caesar asks whether it has been desired

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39
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aliquantum temporis triverunt

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We ask whether he is being repulsed

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40
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Multas legiones integras in Galliam secum duxit ut hoc bellum celeriter conficeretur

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Caesar asked whether it was being preserved

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41
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aureus ex umero sonat arcus

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He came to collect troops

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42
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alae equitum

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Caesar asked whether it was being conquered

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43
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Erantne illi milites fortes? Non erant, nam in locum tutum se e proelio receperunt ne interficerentur. Itaque illis praemium ne detur

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Caesar asked whether it was being given

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Ab omnibus Deus omni ratione et semper diligatur

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Caesar asks whether it has been stormed

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45
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Scisne num nostri itinere et vulneribus confecti sint?

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They HAVE BEEN led out of the camp

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Illum centurionem rogavit num multa vulnera a suis accepta essent

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The soldiers had received many wounds and had been exhausted by the journey and the battle.

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47
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aggredior hominem, saluto adveniens

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Let them be led away

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48
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aevum agitare

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May they not be killed

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49
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aquilae alae

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The horsemen were put to flight, but the legions remained on that hill and repelled every attack.

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50
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Eum ne interficiat

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Caesar sent troops into the fields for the sake of grain. Against them the leader of the enemy sent cavalry.

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51
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altitudo montium

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For this reason a large supply of arms was sent to those troops.

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52
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ad iniuriam faciendam aggrediuntur

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God loves all men. For this reason let us also love them.

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53
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nos vasto impetu aggreditur

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After this war many of those soldiers remained longer in France.

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54
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in curru biiugos agitat leones

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For the sake of peace let us in every way strengthen friendship among men and nations.

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55
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citius nigros Sol agitabas equos

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He came to kill the king

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56
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digitos agitat

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Let him take the letter

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57
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pavor corpora agitabat

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We ask whether he is being received

58
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sacra sancta acutis ululatibus agitant

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Caesar asked whether it was being fortified

59
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Libyes propius mare Africum agitabant

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Caesar asked whether it was being placed

60
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altitudo fluminis

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They WILL HAVE BEEN led out of the camp

61
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portas aperuerunt

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We WERE BEING sent back from the hill

62
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lux fugam hostium aperuit

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We HAVE BEEN sent back from the hill

63
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altum decus

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He WILL HAVE BEEN sent away from the camp

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verbis altis

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He HAD BEEN sent away from the camp

65
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sunt quibus morbi vitio mel amarum videatur

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I AM BEING warned

66
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quae stirpes sunt aegritudinis, quam multae, quam amarae!

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I WAS BEING warned

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Post proelium rogavit num litterae de illo proelio acceptae essent

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We asked whether they had been helped

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tandem aperit vultum

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We WILL BE sent back from the hill

69
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equites in fugam dati sunt. Hi autem se ex timore receperunt atque in aciem a Caesare remissi sunt

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The Americans sent troops into France and drove the Germans back into Germany.

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Montes alti Italiam a Gallia dividunt

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Caesar asks whether it has been finished

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Obsides ad Caesarem adducunt ut hac ratione pax confirmetur

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Caesar asks whether it has been received

72
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Firmis praesidiis omnes vias tenebant ne illa nova legio per montes in Galliam deduceretur.

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Caesar asks whether it has been observed

73
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Milites in agros frumenti causa remisit. Contra eos autem equites hostium missi sunt.

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The Gauls and the Germans waged war with Caesar. The latter he drove back across the river, the former he conquered and pacified.

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Italia a Gallia altis montibus dividitur

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Caesar asked whether it was being seized

75
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Ne conspiciamur! Celeriter in silvas nos abdamus!

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We asked whether they had been stationed

76
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filio suo tacitum secretum aperuit

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We HAD BEEN sent back from the hill

77
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aperire in hostes viam

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We WILL HAVE BEEN sent back from the hill

78
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si patres auctores non erant facti

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All Gaul was pacified by Caesar

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patres auctores fieri coegit

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The cavalry was driven back from the river

80
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alienum animum habuit a causa nobilitatis

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He was cast down from the rampart

81
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intellegere potes qui animus patrius in liberos erat

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Afterwards they withdrew from the battle line and hid in the mountains

82
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animum eius in Sthenium inflammarunt

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He marched down from the high mountain and stormed the town

83
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animi causa

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A garrison was left behind in the town by Caesar

84
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They were far from the camp of the barbarians

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The barbarians recovered from their fear

85
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in atrio Libertatis

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Afterwards he led the first legion back to Italy

86
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si mihi Iuppiter auctor spondeat

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Grain and arhms were being carried out of the town into the camp

87
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horum duorum criminum video auctorem

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A message was sent back from the first battle line

88
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anno trecentesimo altero quam condita Roma erat

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They HAD BEEN hurled down from the wall

89
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interrogare animum meum coepit

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The enemy was hurled down from the hill by the cavalry

90
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rabidum incitat animum

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The forces were being divided by the consul

91
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auget et aetas et honos dignitatem

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A letter was being sent by the commander in chief to the consuls concerning a serious affair

92
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ut ait ingeniosus poeta et auctor valde bonus

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They asked whether the enemy had been driven out of the territory of the Gauls

93
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morte obita tellus amplectitur ossa

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The javelins WERE BEING thrown against the enemy

94
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Oceanus totum amplectitur orbem

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The javelins WILL BE thrown against the enemy

95
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portus curvatus in arcum

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They HAD BEEN led back into the province

96
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cava solans aegrum testudine amorem

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He at once pitched camp in a suitable place lest his men be exhausted from the journey

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Miles mittitur ut pueros interficiat

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We ask whether he is being held seen

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altitudo furtunae et gloriae

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They HAD BEEN led out of the camp

99
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boves alui herba

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They ARE BEING driven back from the river

100
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haec terra quae te genuit atque aluit

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They WERE BEING driven back from the river

101
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nunc audax cave sis

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He led his men away from the enemy’s camp

102
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que me alter est audacior homo aut confidentior?

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The column was coming out of the river

103
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nihil audet per se

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Javelins were being hurled down on the enemy from the rampart

104
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otia corpus alunt

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They WILL be driven back from the river

105
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aluit eam loriam

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They HAVE BEEN led out of the camp

106
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lacte aluntur

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They WILL HAVE been driven

107
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populus alta

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He is being sent away from the camp

108
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a terris altum secernere caelum

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He WAS BEING sent away from the camp

109
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lex amara

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I WILL BE warned

110
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in amplexu urbis

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We ARE BEING sent back from the hill

111
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cogitationem amplecti

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The javelins HAVE BEEN thrown against the enemy

112
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alteri se in montem receperunt, alteri ad carros suos se contulerunt

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They WILL HAVE BEEN hurled down from the wall

113
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cum sit tibi dens ater

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Forces were being collected in the forest and arms were being prepared

114
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ater Luctus

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A council was brought together by the leader

115
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They pitched camp in a suitable place

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The fresh forces were led out of the province by the lieutenant

116
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alter alterius iudicium reprehendit

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They ARE BEING left in the winter quarters

117
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nihil alteri incommodare

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They WERE BEING left in the winter quarters

118
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frigore et adsiduis imbribus

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They WILL BE left in the winter quarters

119
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imber edax

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They HAVE BEEN left in the winter quarters

120
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diviserunt naturam hominis in animum et corpus

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They HAD BEEN left in the winter quarters

121
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nun animum atque animam dico coniuncta teneri inter se atque unam naturam conficere

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They WILL HAVE BEEN left in the winter quarters

122
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nisi me fallit animus

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A hill is suitable for a camp

123
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erat acies XIII aquilis constituta

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They WERE BEING hurled down from the wall

124
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rebus angustis animosus atque fortis adpare

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They WILL BE hurled down from the wall

125
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adrogantibus verbis

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They HAVE BEEN hurled down from the wall

126
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refer animum ad veritatem

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The Helvetians were next to the Roman province

127
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animum advertere

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The cohorts sought safety in flight

128
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Per silvas equites deducit ne ab hostibus conspiciatur

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Caesar asked whether it was being captured

129
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Quaero abs te num omnes homines gloria adducantur

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We asked whether they had been captured

130
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Et fossa et vallum celeriter conficiantur

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We asked whether they had been heard

131
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vulnus altum

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He WILL sent away from the camp

132
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altum silentium

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He HAS BEEN sent away from the camp

133
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Equites Romani nobis appropinquant; legiones autem in castris a Caesare continentur.

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We asked whether they had been killed

134
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Absuntne Germani longe ab his nostris finibus?

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Caesar asks whether it has been captured

135
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Ex eo oppido pons ad Helvetios pertinuit

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We ask whether he is being held

136
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Romulus locum qui inter duos lucos erat asylum aperit

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They WERE BEING led back into the province

137
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amplecti dextram

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The javelins HAD BEEN thrown against the enemy

138
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sub terraneos specus aperire

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They ARE BEING led back into the province

139
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signa militaria et aquilae

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They ARE BEING hurled down from the wall

140
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augendo Punico imperio

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Not many of the soldiers withdrew from the battle

141
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suas quoque vires augent

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Caesar was far away from his men

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