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Question 1

igitur…Milo

Answer 1

therefore was Milo,

Question 2

sibi proponens

Answer 2

picturing to himself

Question 3

hunc…speratum atque exoptatum

Answer 3

this hoped-for and wished-for

Question 4

diem Campi

Answer 4

day of the elections

Question 5

cruentibus manibus…veniebat

Answer 5

likely to come with bloodstained hands

Question 6

ad illa augusta auspicia

Answer 6

to those solemn auspices

Question 7

centuriarum

Answer 7

of the centuries [voting units]

Question 8

prae se ferens et confitens

Answer 8

advertising and confessing to

Question 9

scelus et facinus

Answer 9

a sin and crime

Question 10

quam hoc non credibile

Answer 10

how impossible to believe is this

Question 11

in hoc

Answer 11

in the case of this man

Question 12

quam idem…non dubitandum

Answer 12

how the same thing should not be doubted

Question 13

Clodio

Answer 13

in the case of Clodius

Question 14

qui…ipse…putaret

Answer 14

since he himself thought

Question 15

interfecto Milone

Answer 15

with Milo killed

Question 16

se…regnaturum

Answer 16

that he would rule

Question 17

quid?

Answer 17

what more shall I say?

Question 18

quod caput est

Answer 18

this is the main source

Question 19

audaciae, iudices

Answer 19

of audacity, judges

Question 20

quis ignorat

Answer 20

who does not know

Question 21

maximam inlecebram esse

Answer 21

that the greatest inducement

Question 22

peccandi

Answer 22

to commit a crime

Question 23

impunitatis spem

Answer 23

is the hope of impunity

Question 24

in utro igitur

Answer 24

so in which of the two men

Question 25

haec fuit

Answer 25

did this hope exist?

Question 26

in Milone qui etiam nunc reus est facti

Answer 26

in Milo, who is even now accused of an action

Question 27

aut praeclari

Answer 27

either splendid

Question 28

aut certe necessarii

Answer 28

or certainly necessary

Question 29

an in Clodio qui ita…contempserat

Answer 29

or in Clodius, who had so despised

Question 30

iudicia poenamque

Answer 30

the law-courts and their punishment

Question 31

ut eum nihil delectaret

Answer 31

that nothing pleased him

Question 32

quod aut per naturam fas esset

Answer 32

which was either right by (the law of) nature

Question 33

aut per leges liceret

Answer 33

or permissible by the law (of man)