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Henle Latin 4 Flashcards

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servus miserior

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Were the Romans braver than the Gauls

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via difficilior

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Is this mountain higher than that?

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flūmen latius

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Is this place more suitable for a camp?

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praesidium fīrmissimum

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Are we more free than the Romans were?

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cīvitās līberrima

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What is more wretched than a slave?

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agmen longissimum

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What is swifter than a jack rabbit?

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eī fortīōrēs sunt quam Gallī

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Was Caesar more daring than Eisenhower?

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Dīxit eōs fortiōres esse quam Gallōs

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Is the Mississippi longer than the Rhine?

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Caesarem certiōrem fēcērunt

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Caesar, a very daring and very brave man, often encouraged his men when the enemy was attacking them

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Gallōs certiōrēs fēcit

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Is not Mary the holiest of all the saints?

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Caesarem dē hāc rē certiōrem fēcit

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The bravest soldiers do not flee from the battle line into the safest places

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Caesarem certiōrem fēcit quantae cōpiae essent

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The Gauls were most eager for liberty; they fought most bitterly for the sake of liberty but were conquered. Therefore they were very wretched.

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Haec via brevior est quam illa

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The life of man is very short and often full of toil and sorrow

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In bellō castra sunt tūtiōra quam aciēs

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The holiest men are most like Christ

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Mōns altior est quam collis

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Caesar was often informed of the plans of the enemy by slaves

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Nihil habēmus nōbilius quam grātiam Deī

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The leader of the enemy, a very daring man, drew up the battle line at the foot of the hill in a very unfavorable place

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Caesar audācior atque fortior quam ducēs Gallōrum fuit

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The enemy advanced into a very narrow place

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Nōnne sānctī Chrīstō similiōrēs sunt quam plūrimī Chrīstianī?

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Death is a most certain thing

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Quid nostrā fide sānctius est?

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He waged war with the bravest and most daring tribes

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Fuitne Lincoln Washingtoniō fortior?

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He fought with the swiftest cavalry and with the bravest and boldest men

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Quid spē commūnius hominibus est?

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Not often did he withdraw from the battle line or into the province

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Gallī quī trāns Rhēnum progressī erant omnēsque Galliae agrōs occupāverant, novōrum agrōrum cupidī, per Alpēs in Italiam vēnērunt

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Are the marines braver and more daring than our sailors?

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Agrōs quī sub montibus erant occupāvērunt. Tum in fīnēs Clūsīnōrum cōpiās dūxērunt ut eōs vincerent eōrumque agrōs caperent

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Is Rome more renowned than your city?

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Clūsīnī hōc novō bellō territī sunt. Itaque lēgātōs ad Rōmānōs mīsērunt quī auxilium ab senātū peterent atque amīcitiam cum populō Rōmānō cōnfirmārent.

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Nothing is more certain than death

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Auxilium Rōmānī nōn mīsērunt sed lēgātōs, quī nōmine Senātūs Populīque Rōmānī cum Gallīs dē Clūsīnōrum salūte agerent, mīsērunt.

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Nothing is more doubtful than victory

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Rōmānī enim bellī cupidī nōn erant sed ad bellum amīcitiae Clūsinōrum causā erant parātī

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Is this river deeper than that?

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Quid in bellō magis dubium est quam victōriā

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He advanced bravely and swiftly into the territory of the enemy

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Apud Rōmānōs audācissimus atque fortissimus fuit Caesar

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He stormed their cities; burned their grain; killed their hostages; and captured their leading men

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Viā longiōre in hostium fīnēs prōgressus est

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He pitched camp in very unfavorable places.

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Nihil morte certius est

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He fought in the forest, on hills, at the foot of mountains.

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Caersarem dē novō bellō certiōrem fēcērunt

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The most wretched Gauls feared him and, most eager for liberty and peace, fought bravely and bitterly agaist him to drive him and his legions out of Gaul

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Gallōs dē Caesaris adventū certiōrēs fēcērunt

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Victory was often most doubtful and most difficult

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Estne iter per montēs difficilius quam per silvās?

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Nevertheless, Caesar was not captured; his legions were neither conquered nor driven out of Gaul into the Roman province.

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34
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Caesar, cum suōs vehementer cohortātus esset, locō aliēnissimō sub colle aciem īnstrūxit

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And when he had pacified all Gaul and had conquered all enemies, he was killed, not in a sharp and doubtful battle, but in the Roman senate; not by fierce barbarians but by Romans

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35
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Cum equitibus audācissimīs sub collem prōgressus est

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This was the wretched fortune of Caesar, a man most eager for glory

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36
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Caesar apud Gallōrum prīncipēs saepe dē rē gravissimā locūtus est

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Caesar began with the soldiers who were in the defile

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37
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Imperator rogāvit num hoc iter brevissimum esset

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They killed the slave, to whom the letter had been given, in front of the camp

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Castra fossā vallōque mūnīvit quō tūtiōrēs mīlitēs essent

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The army which the lieutenant had led away was hard pressed by difficulties

39
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Viā breviōre prōgrediāmur

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To those who follow Him Christ says, “You will be in the Kingdom of Heaven.”

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Hortētur mīlitēs

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On account of the mistake of the lieutenant, whom he had put in charge of the cohorts, very many were captured

41
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In proeliō mīlitēs saepe inter spem et metum dubiī sunt

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On account of our sins Christ, who is the Son of God, suffered deep sorrows

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Rogō quis sit amīcus certior quam Christus

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The sins which men commit are often serious

43
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Legiōnēs ā quibus Caesar aberat nōn saepe proelium cum hostibus committēbant, nam sine imperātōre magnam victōriae spem nōn habēbant

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The cohort which had been sent into the enemy’s territory was driven into a narrow place and there conquered

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Hostēs autem in ea hīberna in quibus Caesar nōn erat saepe magnā cum spē impetum faciēbant

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Caesar often burned the grain that was in the fields

45
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Caesarem enim et Rōmānī laudābant et hostēs verēbantur

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The slave to whom Caesar gave the dispatch before the battle was captured and killed.

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Gallī cum Germānīs quī trāns flūmen incolēbant saepe proelia commīsērunt

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Therefore the Senate did not receive the message about the new war which had arisen in Gaul

47
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Hi enim illōrum agrōs vastābant atque oppida incendēbant

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Before the war the tribes were preparing everything that is most useful for war

48
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Cum proelium ante Caesaris oculōs committerent, mīlitēs quī ad virtūtem praemiōrum spē incitābantur, ācriter et fortiter pugnābant

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The cohorts with whom Caesar advanced to the river were the bravest and boldest

49
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Caesar cum per montēs iter faceret, in angustiīs ab eīs gentibus quae ibi incolēbant, premēbātur

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Caesar often burned the towns which he had taken

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Petrus, cui Chrīstus imperium rēgnī suī dederat, fūgitcum mīlitēs Chrīstum cēpissent

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The Gauls attacked the town in which Caesar had left the hostages

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Omnēs ferē quī in hōc mundō sumus peccāta commīsimus

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The mountains across which Caesar often led his forces separate Italy from Gaul

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Rōmānī quī in angustiīs undique continēbantur sē occīdērunt nē ā barbarīs caperentur

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The town, out of which all had fled, was afterwards burned by Caesar

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Hērōdēs mīlitēs mīsit quī omnēs puerōs in illō oppidō occīderent nē Jēsūs vīveret

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The soldiers whom the enemy had forced into the defile were killed by javelins and darts

54
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Jōsēphus tamen cum Jēsū et Marīā in aliēnās terrās fūgit

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Caesar, whose victories we all remember, was a very bold and very brave general

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Cum ad eōrum oppidum mīlitēs quōs Hērōdēs mīserat pervēnissent, puerōs ante mātrum oculōs occīdērunt

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What is better and greater than the grace of God?

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Jēsūs autem quem quaerēbant longē aberat

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Caesar often conquered very large forces with smaller forces

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Prīceps, “Dabisne,” inquit, “nōbīs, quī inopiae angustiīs premimur, frūmentī cōpiam?”

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St. John will not be the least in the Kingdom of God

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Benedictus Arnold, quī in fide cum suīs nōn mānsit, ex Americānōrum castrīs ad Britannōs sē recēpit nē ab illīs occīderētur

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The Gauls, when they joined battle with Caesar, often fought with the greatest courage; nevertheless, they were often beaten back and overcome

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Illī tamen lēgātī ācriōrēs atque magis Gallīs quam Rōmānīs similēs erant

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When the envoys had arrived in his camp, Caesar spoke with them concerning his war plans. When he had encouraged the envoys and had praised their faithfulness, he dismissed them.

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Quī, cum ad Gallōs pervēnissent, in conciliō cum eīs ēgērunt. Hoc respōnsum ā Gallīs datum est:

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When they had departed, he hastened with all the cavalry into the territory of the Haedui lest they suffer the wrongs of war.

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Tum Clūsīnī et Gallī proelium committēbant. Ibi lēgātī Rōmānī contrā jūs gentium arma cēpērunt atque cum Clūsīnīs Gallōs aggrediēbantur

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He put a lieutenant in command of the legions.

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Quīntus Fabius, lēgātus Rōmānus fortissimus et nōbilissimus, ducem Gallōrum occīdit.

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When Caesar had arrived in the fields of the Haedui, the enemy did not attack them, for they feared Caesar.

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Gallī lēgātōs Rōmānōs agnōvērunt. Statim ē proeliō sē recēpērunt atque, cum dē hāc gravissimā rē cōnsilium cēpissent, lēgātōs ad senātum Rōmānum mīsērunt quī dē hāc injūriā agerent

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Therefore they withdrew swiftly into their own territory and there waited for the coming of the Roman army

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Itaque Gallī, cum ad suōs sē recēpissent, bellum contrā populum Rōmānum parābant

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Caesar did not at once pursue them but he waited for fresh troops

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Peccāta et maxima et minima relinquāmus ut ad summam virtūtem perveniāmus

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These were being led from Italy by a lieutenant.

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Caesar saepe parvō mīlitum numerō mājōrēs cōpiās in fugam dedit, nam dux optimus maximusque fuit

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We have often waged war with fierce barbarians. Our daring soldiers have bravely withstood them.

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Quis omnium ducum optimus maximusque fuit?

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Was Caesar the greatest of all the Romans?

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Fuitne Herodes Pilato pejor?

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He was the worst man of all

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Quid peccato pejus est?

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Was this the best plan of battle?

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Caesar in Italia fuit. Cum de novo bello audivisset ab urbe profectus est et in Galliam Ulteriorem contendit

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Was this the best plan of battle?

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Cicero, vir optimus diligentissimusque, multas orationes optimas habuit

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He filled the higher part of the hill with men

72
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Fuitne Benedictus Arnold homo pessimus?

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We conquered them in former battles. Let us conquer them now.

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Fortuna Caesaris melior Ciceronis non fuit. Nam et ille et hic a Romanis occisi sunt

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When Caesar had overcome this tribe, messages about his victory were sent even to the farthest tribes of the Germans.

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Estne virtus pace melior?

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Caesar at once set out from Italy and swiftly arrived in Farther Gaul

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Milites, cum a Caesare laudati essent, majore cum virtute pugnaverunt

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They held the hill and hurled javelins down from the higher position onto the enemy

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Malorum hominum et vita et mors pessimae sunt

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Caesar led his forces to the farther parts of Gaul

77
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Dux aciem in colle instruxit ut e loco superiore in hostes tela jacerentur

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The lieutenant with the fresh legions held the middle of the battle line.

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Peccatum est res omnium rerum pessima

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Then they joined battle, and Caesar sent the cavalry into the midst of the enemy

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Romani castra locis superiorbus saepe posuerunt atque fossa valloque muniverunt ne hostes in eos impetum facile facerent

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The cavalry withdrew into the middle of the column

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Impetum in medios hostes fecerunt

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He drew up the new legions midway up the hill

81
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Equites nostri in summo colle ab hostibus conspecti sunt

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On the end of the bridge he stationed very careful guards

82
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Summus mons a Labieno tenebatur

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The Romans requested more grain; the Gauls, however, did not have more grain.

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Castra in summo colle posita erant. Milites e castris duxit atque in medio colle sub castris instruxit

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Christ has more influence with me than Caesar or Cicero, for Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life

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Hi ex media caede ad Caesarem fugerunt et eum de illa caede certiorem fecerunt

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Let us give thanks to more men

85
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In extrema oratione eos laudavit atque hortatus est

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Propter peccata plurium ducum

86
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Bellum plus laboris dolorisque quam gloriae habet

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De hac re plura non audiam

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Plurium hominum clamor auditus est

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Pluribus locis pugnabant

88
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Nos milites sumus et, quod plus est, Romani

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itaque impetum in medios hostes sine metu faciamus

89
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Peccatum principis plurimis nocet

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Rogavit num superiores victorias memoria tenerent

90
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Rogat num se vereantur

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Eis quas demonstravimus injuriis Galli ad bellum incitati sunt.

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Cum omnibus copiis iter ingressi sunt

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Romani cum de suo periculo nuntiis Clusinorum certiores facti essent, vehementer moti territique sunt. Copiae celeriter coactae sunt atque ex urbe deductae

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