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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Rogo a quo interfectus sit
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They WILL HAVE BEEN led back into the province
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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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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
Caesar asks whether it has been prepared
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Rogo num Romani eum interfecerint
We ask whether he is being killed
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aggredi urbem
For this reason he pitched camp opposite the Germans
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E proelio miles malus fugit ne vulnera acciperet
For this reason their general led them away from the territory of the enemy into the Roman province.
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substitit ad veteres arcus
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
We asked whether they been received
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Hostem interficiamus
Caesar asks whether it has been held
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Dux castra fossa valloque munivit ne milites impetu hostium interficerentur
We asked whether they had been pacified
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Hac de causa illi se in castra celeriter receperunt.
Caesar asked whether it was being burned
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Itaque equites contra illos mittamus, nam hae propter timorem e castris non venient
We ask whether he is being influenced
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itaque pro hac civitate fortiter pugnabimus atque hos agros et has urbes semper defendemus
They WILL BE led back into the province
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Erat in Gallia provincia Romana. Ab hac provincia Belgae longe aberant
Caesar asked whether it was being guarded
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Praesidia firma plurimis locis collocavit quo facilius provincia defenderetur
We asked whether they had been exuasted
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Illum servum rogavit quo copiae a hostibus deductae essent
Caesar asks whether it has been desired
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aliquantum temporis triverunt
We ask whether he is being repulsed
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Multas legiones integras in Galliam secum duxit ut hoc bellum celeriter conficeretur
Caesar asked whether it was being preserved
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aureus ex umero sonat arcus
He came to collect troops
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alae equitum
Caesar asked whether it was being conquered
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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
Caesar asked whether it was being given
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Ab omnibus Deus omni ratione et semper diligatur
Caesar asks whether it has been stormed
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Scisne num nostri itinere et vulneribus confecti sint?
They HAVE BEEN led out of the camp
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Illum centurionem rogavit num multa vulnera a suis accepta essent
The soldiers had received many wounds and had been exhausted by the journey and the battle.
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aggredior hominem, saluto adveniens
Let them be led away
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aevum agitare
May they not be killed
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aquilae alae
The horsemen were put to flight, but the legions remained on that hill and repelled every attack.
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Eum ne interficiat
Caesar sent troops into the fields for the sake of grain. Against them the leader of the enemy sent cavalry.
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altitudo montium
For this reason a large supply of arms was sent to those troops.
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ad iniuriam faciendam aggrediuntur
God loves all men. For this reason let us also love them.
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nos vasto impetu aggreditur
After this war many of those soldiers remained longer in France.
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in curru biiugos agitat leones
For the sake of peace let us in every way strengthen friendship among men and nations.
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citius nigros Sol agitabas equos
He came to kill the king
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digitos agitat
Let him take the letter
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pavor corpora agitabat
We ask whether he is being received
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sacra sancta acutis ululatibus agitant
Caesar asked whether it was being fortified
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Libyes propius mare Africum agitabant
Caesar asked whether it was being placed
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altitudo fluminis
They WILL HAVE BEEN led out of the camp
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portas aperuerunt
We WERE BEING sent back from the hill
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lux fugam hostium aperuit
We HAVE BEEN sent back from the hill
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altum decus
He WILL HAVE BEEN sent away from the camp
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verbis altis
He HAD BEEN sent away from the camp
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sunt quibus morbi vitio mel amarum videatur
I AM BEING warned
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quae stirpes sunt aegritudinis, quam multae, quam amarae!
I WAS BEING warned
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Post proelium rogavit num litterae de illo proelio acceptae essent
We asked whether they had been helped
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tandem aperit vultum
We WILL BE sent back from the hill
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equites in fugam dati sunt. Hi autem se ex timore receperunt atque in aciem a Caesare remissi sunt
The Americans sent troops into France and drove the Germans back into Germany.
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Montes alti Italiam a Gallia dividunt
Caesar asks whether it has been finished
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Obsides ad Caesarem adducunt ut hac ratione pax confirmetur
Caesar asks whether it has been received
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Firmis praesidiis omnes vias tenebant ne illa nova legio per montes in Galliam deduceretur.
Caesar asks whether it has been observed
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Milites in agros frumenti causa remisit. Contra eos autem equites hostium missi sunt.
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
Caesar asked whether it was being seized
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Ne conspiciamur! Celeriter in silvas nos abdamus!
We asked whether they had been stationed
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filio suo tacitum secretum aperuit
We HAD BEEN sent back from the hill
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aperire in hostes viam
We WILL HAVE BEEN sent back from the hill
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si patres auctores non erant facti
All Gaul was pacified by Caesar
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patres auctores fieri coegit
The cavalry was driven back from the river
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alienum animum habuit a causa nobilitatis
He was cast down from the rampart
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intellegere potes qui animus patrius in liberos erat
Afterwards they withdrew from the battle line and hid in the mountains
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animum eius in Sthenium inflammarunt
He marched down from the high mountain and stormed the town
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animi causa
A garrison was left behind in the town by Caesar
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They were far from the camp of the barbarians
The barbarians recovered from their fear
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in atrio Libertatis
Afterwards he led the first legion back to Italy
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si mihi Iuppiter auctor spondeat
Grain and arhms were being carried out of the town into the camp
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horum duorum criminum video auctorem
A message was sent back from the first battle line
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anno trecentesimo altero quam condita Roma erat
They HAD BEEN hurled down from the wall
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interrogare animum meum coepit
The enemy was hurled down from the hill by the cavalry
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rabidum incitat animum
The forces were being divided by the consul
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auget et aetas et honos dignitatem
A letter was being sent by the commander in chief to the consuls concerning a serious affair
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ut ait ingeniosus poeta et auctor valde bonus
They asked whether the enemy had been driven out of the territory of the Gauls
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morte obita tellus amplectitur ossa
The javelins WERE BEING thrown against the enemy
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Oceanus totum amplectitur orbem
The javelins WILL BE thrown against the enemy
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portus curvatus in arcum
They HAD BEEN led back into the province
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cava solans aegrum testudine amorem
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
We ask whether he is being held seen
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altitudo furtunae et gloriae
They HAD BEEN led out of the camp
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boves alui herba
They ARE BEING driven back from the river
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haec terra quae te genuit atque aluit
They WERE BEING driven back from the river
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nunc audax cave sis
He led his men away from the enemy's camp
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que me alter est audacior homo aut confidentior?
The column was coming out of the river
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nihil audet per se
Javelins were being hurled down on the enemy from the rampart
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otia corpus alunt
They WILL be driven back from the river
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aluit eam loriam
They HAVE BEEN led out of the camp
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lacte aluntur
They WILL HAVE been driven
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populus alta
He is being sent away from the camp
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a terris altum secernere caelum
He WAS BEING sent away from the camp
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lex amara
I WILL BE warned
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in amplexu urbis
We ARE BEING sent back from the hill
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cogitationem amplecti
The javelins HAVE BEEN thrown against the enemy
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alteri se in montem receperunt, alteri ad carros suos se contulerunt
They WILL HAVE BEEN hurled down from the wall
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cum sit tibi dens ater
Forces were being collected in the forest and arms were being prepared
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ater Luctus
A council was brought together by the leader
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They pitched camp in a suitable place
The fresh forces were led out of the province by the lieutenant
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alter alterius iudicium reprehendit
They ARE BEING left in the winter quarters
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nihil alteri incommodare
They WERE BEING left in the winter quarters
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frigore et adsiduis imbribus
They WILL BE left in the winter quarters
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imber edax
They HAVE BEEN left in the winter quarters
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diviserunt naturam hominis in animum et corpus
They HAD BEEN left in the winter quarters
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nun animum atque animam dico coniuncta teneri inter se atque unam naturam conficere
They WILL HAVE BEEN left in the winter quarters
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nisi me fallit animus
A hill is suitable for a camp
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erat acies XIII aquilis constituta
They WERE BEING hurled down from the wall
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rebus angustis animosus atque fortis adpare
They WILL BE hurled down from the wall
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adrogantibus verbis
They HAVE BEEN hurled down from the wall
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refer animum ad veritatem
The Helvetians were next to the Roman province
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animum advertere
The cohorts sought safety in flight
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Per silvas equites deducit ne ab hostibus conspiciatur
Caesar asked whether it was being captured
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Quaero abs te num omnes homines gloria adducantur
We asked whether they had been captured
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Et fossa et vallum celeriter conficiantur
We asked whether they had been heard
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vulnus altum
He WILL sent away from the camp
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altum silentium
He HAS BEEN sent away from the camp
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Equites Romani nobis appropinquant; legiones autem in castris a Caesare continentur.
We asked whether they had been killed
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Absuntne Germani longe ab his nostris finibus?
Caesar asks whether it has been captured
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Ex eo oppido pons ad Helvetios pertinuit
We ask whether he is being held
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Romulus locum qui inter duos lucos erat asylum aperit
They WERE BEING led back into the province
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amplecti dextram
The javelins HAD BEEN thrown against the enemy
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sub terraneos specus aperire
They ARE BEING led back into the province
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signa militaria et aquilae
They ARE BEING hurled down from the wall
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augendo Punico imperio
Not many of the soldiers withdrew from the battle
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suas quoque vires augent
Caesar was far away from his men
