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Cum viro bono

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Kings and chiefs are often eager for glory

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praemia pueris bonis dabimus

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Daring men resisted the Germans and injured them in every way

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Puer bonus praemium accipiet

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Who was in command of the swift cavalry?

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Fortuna militum bonorum

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Caesar, a bold and careful leader, led the legions away into the forest; the cavalry remained behind

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Nautae boni in classi sunt

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Whom shall we put in command of our army and our fleet? Will we not put an exact and courageous man in charge of them?

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Praemia pueri boni sunt magna

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The Gauls strove after liberty, but their daring leadesr and eager soldiers were conquered by the swift and daring Roman cavalry

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Gratias duci bono agimus

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Caesar was over the Roman army, and he did harm in every way to the troops of the Gauls.

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Sine amicis bonis

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There were sharp battles in the forests and fields of Gaul

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Per servum bonum

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All men are by nature devoted to liberty. Nevertheless, many wretched men are slaves.

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Rex multos homines bonos interfecit

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

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Caesar, vir audax atque acer, exercitui Romano in Gallia praeerat

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The grain was damaged by the enemy

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Multae gentes et Romanis et Germanis restiterunt

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The barbarians were resisted by our men

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Caesar legatum diligentem atque acrem legioni saepe praefecit

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The daring lieutenant was put in command of the legion

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Rogo num Sancta Maria gloriae suae studuerit

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When a new war had arisen in Gaul, Caesar set out from the city and swiftly arrived in the province

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In bello hostibus omni ratione nocemus

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There he at once called the chiefs of the Haedui in order to strengthen their faithfulness

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Galli equitatui studebant

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For the Haedui were friends of the Roman Senate and people and often helped Caesar

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Libertatis causa regibus et principibus fortiter resistemus

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They gave him grain when he asked (for it) and sent cavalry to his army

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In exercitu bono, imperator audax et acer est, equites celeres sunt, centuriones et tribuni militum diligentes atque acres, milites fortes et audaces

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When the envoys had arrived in his camp, Caesar spoke with them concerning his war plans

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Dux custodes diligentes in omnibus portis collocavit

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When he had encouraged the envoys and had praised their faithfulness, he dismissed them

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Duces Romani viri diligentes et acres castra fossa valloque semper muniverunt

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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 ar

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In illo magno omnium gentium bello Philippinenses homines audaces et fortes hostibus resistebant atque omni ratione nocebant

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He put a lieutenant in command of the legions

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Multi de illis se in silvis et montibus abdiderunt ne a Japonibus caperentur

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These swiftly followed the cavalry

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Ex eis locis pueri et viri audaces in oppida et urbes clam venerunt ut Japonibus nocerent.

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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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Japones custodes diligentes omnibus locis collocaverunt

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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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tamen frumentum a pueris audacibus incensum est; centuriones et milites occisi, arma capta castra pontesque incensi

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

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Ita illi Japonibus nocuerunt atque celeriter se in silvas montesque receperunt

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These were being led from Italy by a lieutenant

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Etiam nuntios de belli ratione Japonumque consiliis ad duces Americanos omni ratione adjuvabant

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We asked whether they had been killed

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Tandem repulsi sunt Japones atque victi

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We asked whether they had been observed

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Nonne hac de causa illis viris diligentibus et fortibus gratias agemus, illosque laudabimus atque memoria semper tenebimus?

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We asked whether they had been influenced

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hostes nautis nocebant

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We asked whether they had been pacified

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Nautis ab hostibus nocebatur

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We asked whether they had been captured

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Hostibus a nostris fortiter resistebatur

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We asked whether they had been aroused

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Caesarem provinciae praefecerunt

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Caesar asks whether it has been captured

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Caesar ab eis provinciae praefectus est

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Caesar asks whether it has been received

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Equitibus a custodibus acriter resistebatur

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Caesar asks whether it has been held

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Agros vastavit ut hac ratione hostibus noceretur

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Caesar asks whether it has been attended to

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Dux suos hortabatur

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Caesar asks whether it has been prepared

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Galli consulem Romanum verebantur

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Caesar asks whether it has been seized

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Equites eos celeriter sequebantur

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Caesar asks whether it has been stormed

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Christus multa in cruce patiebatur

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We ask whether he is being held

41
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Bella saepe oriebantur

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We ask whether he is being restrained

42
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Qubuscum loquebaris

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We ask whether he is being warned

43
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Classis proficiscebatur

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We ask whether he is being feared

44
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Hostes aggrediebamur

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We ask whether he is being seen

45
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Dux cohortes vehementer hortatus est

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We ask whether he is being dismissed

46
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Galli consules Romanos propter auctoritatem eorum veriti sunt

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Caesar asked whether it was being seized

47
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Equites hostes celeriter secuti sunt ut eos interficerent

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Caesar asked whether it was being finished

48
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Christus nostrae salutis causa multa in cruce passus est

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Caesar asked whether it was being received

49
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Bella saepe libertatis causa orta sunt

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Caesar asked whether it was being burned

50
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Quocum de hac re locuti estis?

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Caesar asked whether it was being sent

51
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Consul propter timorem ab urbe profectus est

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Caesar asked whether it was being guarded

52
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Hostes cum cohortibus reliquis aggressus sum

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Caesar asked whether it was being managed

53
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Eos hortetur

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Caesar asked whether it was being given

54
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Deum vereantur

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Caesar asked whether it was being requested

55
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Statim sequantur equites

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Caesar asked whether it was being handed over

56
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Multos dolores utinam ne patiamini

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Caesar asked whether it was being fortified

57
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Ne oriatur bellum

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Caesar asked whether it was being conquered

58
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De hac re gravi ne loquatur

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Caesar asked whether it was being heard

59
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Proficiscatur

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They are being led out of the camp

60
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Barbaros aggrediamur

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They were being led out of the camp

61
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Imperator, cum suos ad proelium hortaretur, telo interfectus est

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They will be led out of the camp

62
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Rogo vos num Deum vereamini

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They were led out of the camp

63
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Equites, cum hostes usque ad flumen secuti essent atque magnum eorum numerum interfecissent, in castra remissi sunt

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They had been led out of the camp

64
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Christus, cum multos et magnos dolores in cruce passus esset atque postea cum suis locutus esset, in Caelum ad Patrem receptus est

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They are being driven back from the river

65
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Cum Caesar cum rege Germanorum loqueretur, equites Germani celeriter appropinquaverunt et impetum in custodes Romanos fortiter fecerunt.

A

They were being driven back from the river

66
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Ille autem neque captus neque interfectus est, nam milites Romani macgna cum virtute impetum sustinuerunt atque barbaros rejecerunt. Itaque Caesar in castra tutus pervenit

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They were driven back from the river

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Cum novum bellum in Gallia communis comnium salutis ac libertatis causa ortum esset, Caesar cum cohortibus reliquis ab urbe statim profectus est

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They had been driven back from the river

68
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Cum barbari agmen aggressi essent, Caesar equites contra eos misit et legiones in castra tutas reduxit

A

The javelins are being thrown against the enemy

69
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Caesar, cum de novo bello audivisset, ab urbe profectus est

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The javelins were being thrown against the enemy

70
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Babari cum hiberna aggrederentur plurima vulnera acceperunt

A

The javelins were thrown against the enemy

71
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Caesar cum suos ad proelium hortatus esset aciem in colle instruxit

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The javelins will be thrown against the enemy

72
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Cum hostes se ex acie reiperent, eos equites celeriter secuti sunt ne in castra pervenirent

A

The javelins had been thrown against the enemy

73
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Cum Caesar in Italiam profectus esset, noum bellum in Gallia ortum est

A

We are being sent back from the hill

74
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Cum Christus de Sancto corporis sui Sacramento locutus esset, plurimi eum reliquerunt.

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We were being sent back from the hill

75
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Cum Caesar obsides Gallorum interfecisset, multi eum verebantur

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We were sent back from the hill

76
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Christus propter nos multos dolores passus est.

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We will be sent back from the hill

77
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Rogavit num novum bellum ortum esset

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We had been sent back from the hill

78
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Pontem in flumine fecit quo facilius illos sequeretur

A

They are being led back into the province

79
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Eos sequamur

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They were being led back into the province

80
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Eos statim aggrediamur

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They will be led back into the province

81
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Andreas Bobola, Societatis Jesu sacerdos, per Lithuaniam ex oppido in oppidum se reciepiebat ut omnes ad fidem Catholicam hortaretur

A

They were led back into the province

82
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De gratia Dei et de Christo Jesu cum omnibus locutus est

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They had been led back into the province

83
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Vir sanctissimus erat

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They are being hurled down from the wall

84
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Homines omni ratione adjuvabat et in Christi amicitia gratiaque confirmabat

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They will be hurled down from the wall

85
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Multos schismatics ad veritatem adduxit

A

They had been hurled down from the wall

86
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Neque laboribus confectus est neque periculis territus est

A

They were being hurled down from the wall

87
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propter nomen Christi ad omnia paratus erat

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They were hurled down from the wall

88
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His omnibus rebus hostes fidei Catholicae vehementer incitati sunt

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They are being left in the winter quarters

89
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Itaque illum petiverunt ut interficerent

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They will be left in the winter quarters

90
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Cosaci, homines barbari atque fidei Catholicae hostes, in Lithuaniam contenderunt ut agros et oppida vastarent et Catholicos aggrederentur

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They were left in the winter quarters

91
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Ad oppidum quoddam pervenerunt

A

They had been left in the winter quarters

92
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Ex eo oppido paulo antea Bobola profectus est

A

They were being left in the winter quarters

93
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Cosaci cum hoc audivissent eum celeriter secuti sunt atque ceperunt

A

The cohorts sought safety in flight

94
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Ille miser cum ad eorum ducem adductus esset, magnos dolores propter fidem et nomen Christi passus est

A

The enemy was hurled down from the hill by the cavalry

95
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Tamen in fide firmus manebat

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The forces were being divided by the consul

96
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Neque mortis metu neque doloribus territus est

A

The consuls ask whether troops have been collected by the commander in chief

97
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Itaque illi barbari eum gladio occiderunt

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They asked whether the soldiers had withdrawn from (their) flight

98
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Suntne Germani longe a finibus nostris

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I ask who are being left in the city

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