34 Flashcards by Augy Allain-Labon | Brainscape

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audistis, iudices

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you have heard, jurors

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quantum Clodi interfuerit

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how much it mattered to Clodius

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occidi Milonem

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that Milo be killed

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convertite animos…nunc

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now turn your thoughts

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vicissim

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in turn

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ad Milonem

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to Milo

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quid Milonis intererat

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what did it matter to Milo

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interfici Clodium

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that Clodius be killed

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quid erat cur Milo

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what reason was there why Milo

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non dicam admitteret

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I shan’t say would commit (such a crime)

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sed optaret

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but would wish to do so

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‘obstabat in spe consulatus Miloni Clodius’

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‘Clodius was blocking Milo in his hope for the consulship’

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at eo

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but even with that man

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repugnante

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opposing him

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fiebat

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he was becoming (consul)

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immo vero

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or rather, in truth

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eo fiebat magis

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he was becoming consul all the more by this fact

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nec me…utebatur

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and he did not have me

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suffragatore meliore…quam Clodio

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as a better supporter than Clodius

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iudices…memoria

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the memory, judges

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Milonis meritorum

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of Milo’s services

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erga me remque publicam

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towards me and the republic

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valebat apud vos

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used to hold weight amongst you

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preces et lacrimae nostrae

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our prayers and tears

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valebant

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were important

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quibus ego sentiebam

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by which I perceived

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tum vos mirifice moveri

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at the time that you were wonderfully moved

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sed…periculorum impendentium timor

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but your fear of the impending dangers

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plus multo valebat

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held much more weight

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quis enim erat civium

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for who was there among the citizens

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qui sibi…proponeret

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who could visualise for himself

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solutam Publi Clodi praeturam

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the unrestrained praetorship of Publius Clodius

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sine maximo…metu

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without the greatest fear

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rerum novarum

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of a revolution

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autem videbatis

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but you saw

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solutam…fore

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that it would be unrestrained

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nisi esset is consul

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if there was not such a man as consul

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qui auderet possetque

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who had the audacity and the means

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eam…constringere

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to constrain it

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cum…universus populus Romanus

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since the entire Roman people

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eum Milonem unum esse…sentiret

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felt that Milo was that one man

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quis dubitaret

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who would hesitate

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suffragio suo

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by his own vote

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se metu…liberare

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to free himself from his own fear

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periculo rem publicam

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and the state from its peril

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at nunc, Clodio remoto

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but now, with Clodius removed

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iam…enitendum est Miloni

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it is already necessary for Milo to struggle

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usitatis…rebus

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by the usual methods

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ut tueatur

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to protect

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dignitatem

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standing

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illa…gloria

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that renown

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singularis et huic uni concessa

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extraordinary and granted to him alone

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cotidie augebatur

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was being increased daily

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frangendis furoribus Clodianis

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by Clodius’ wild acts being crushed

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iam…cecidit

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is his no longer

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Clodi morte

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because of Clodius’ death

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vos adepti estis

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you have gained

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ne…metueretis

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in that you do not fear

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quem civem

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any citizen

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hic…perdidit

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he has lost

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exercitationem virtutis

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the scope for the exercise of his valour

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suffragationem consulatus

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the electoral support for his consulship

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fontem perennem gloriae suae

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and the eternal fountain of his own renown

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itaque Milonis consulatus qui…non poterat

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and so Milo’s consulship, which could not

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vivo Clodio labefactari

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be shaken when Clodius was alive

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denique…coeptus est

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has finally begun

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mortuo…temptari

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to be tested now that he’s dead

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non modo igitur

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therefore not only

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nihil prodest…Miloni

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of no benefit to Milo

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Clodi mors

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is the death of Clodius

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sed obest etiam

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but it also hinders him