32 Flashcards by Augy Allain-Labon

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igitur

A

therefore

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quonam…pacto

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how on earth (sarcastic)

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probari potest

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can it be proved

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fecisse Clodium

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that Clodius had laid

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insidias Miloni

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an ambush for Milo

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satis est…quidem

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on the one hand it is enough

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in…tam audaci

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in the case of such an audacious

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illa…tam nefaria belua

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such a wicked monster as that

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docere

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to explain that

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ei…fuisse

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he would have had

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magnam causam

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a strong incentive

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magnam spem

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great hope

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in Milonis morte propositam

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apparent in Milo’s death

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magnas utilitates

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(and) great advantages

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itaque illud Cassianum…valeat

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let that favourite saying of Cassius’ prevail

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‘cui bono fuerit’

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‘who stood to gain’

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in his personis

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with regards to these characters

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etsi boni

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even if good men

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nullo emolumento impelluntur

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are not persuaded by any inducement at all

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in fraudem

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to commit a crime

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improbi

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wicked men

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saepe parvo

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often (are) by a trivial (one)

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atqui

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but

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Milone interfecto

A

with Milo killed

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Clodius haec adsequebatur

A

Clodius gaining these things

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non modo

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not only

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praetor esset

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that he would be praetor

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non eo consule

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without having that man as consul

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quo sceleris facere nihil posset

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under whom he could do nothing of a criminal nature

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sed etiam

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but also

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ut praetor esset

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that he would be praetor

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eis consulibus

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with those men as consuls

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si non adiuvantibus

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if they were not aiding

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at coniventibus certe

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but certainly turning a blind eye

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quibus…speraret

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under whom he hoped

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se…posse eludere

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he could have the greatest possible enjoyment

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in…suis cogitatis furoribus

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in his schemed wild acts

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illis

A

those we all know

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illi

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that those men

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ut ipse ratiocinabatur

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as he himself calculated

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nec cuperent reprimere

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would not wish to check

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cuius conatus

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his attempts

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si possent

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(even) if they could

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cum arbitrarentur

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when they considered

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tantum beneficium ei se debere

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that they owed him such a favour

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et, si vellent

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and if they did wish (to do so)

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fortasse vix possent

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that perhaps they would scarcely be able

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frangere…

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to break the audacity

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hominis sceleratissimi

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of that most wicked man

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conroboratam iam

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which had already been strengthened

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vetustate

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by the passing of time