LI 5-8 Flashcards by Augy Allain-Labon | Brainscape

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id agere debemus

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we ought to make every effort

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ut…quam longissime profugiamus

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to flee as far as possible

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irritamenta vitiorum

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from the incentives of vices

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indurandus est animus

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the mind must be hardened

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procul abstrahendus

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dragged far away

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a blandimentis voluptatum

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from the charms of pleasures

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una Hannibalem hiberna solverunt

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one winter quarters relaxed Hannibal

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illum…virum enervaverunt fomenta Campaniae

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the warm baths of Campania weakened that man

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indomitum nivibus atque Alpibus

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unconquered by blizzards and the Alps

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armis vicit, vitiis victus est

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he conquered with weapons, he was vanquished by vices

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nobis quoque militandum est, et quidem

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we, too, must serve as soldiers, and indeed

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genere militiae

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in the kind of campaigning

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quo numquam quies, numquam otium datur

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in which never a rest, never a break is granted

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in primis

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above all

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voluptates, quae

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the pleasures which

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ut vides

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as you see

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saeva quoque ad se ingenia rapuerunt

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have also seized tough characters for themselves

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debellandae sunt

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must be battled

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si quis sibi proposuerit

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if anyone imagines

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quantum operis aggressus sit

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how much work he will undertake

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sciet nihil…esse faciendum

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he will know that nothing should be done

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delicate, nihil molliter

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luxuriously, nothing softly

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quid (mihi) cum

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what use (to me) are

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istis calentibus stagnis?

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those hot pools of yours?

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sudatoriis, in quae siccus vapor

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saunas, into which dry vapour

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corpora exhausturus includitur

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is confined in order to drain the body?

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omnis sudor per laborem exeat

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let all sweat come out through toil

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si faceremus quod fecit Hannibal

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if we were doing what Hannibal did

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ut…operam daremus

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in order to pay attention

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fovendis corporibus

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to keeping our bodies warm

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interrupto cursu rerum

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with our military advances interrupted

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omissoque bello

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and our war overlooked

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nemo…merito

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nobody, rightly so

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non…desidiam…reprehenderet

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would not blame us for our idleness

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intempestivam…victori quoque

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untimely also for a victor

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nedum vincenti, periculosam

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not to mention dangerous for someone on his way to victory

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minus nobis quam…licet

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we have less right than

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illis Punica signa sequentibus

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those following the Carthaginian standards

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plus periculi

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since more danger

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restat cedentibus

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remains for us if we give in

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plus operis etiam perseverantibus

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more toil, even, if we persevere

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fortuna mecum bellum gerit

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fortune wages war with me

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non sum imperata facturus

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I am not going to obey her commands

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iugum non recipio

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I do not take on her yoke

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immo…excutio

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no indeed, I am shaking it off

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quod…faciendum est

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an act which must be done

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maiore virtute

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with greater virtue

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non est emolliendus animus

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the soul is not to be softened

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si voluptati cessero, cedendum est

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if I yield to pleasure, I must yield

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dolori…labori…paupertati

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to pain, to toil, to poverty

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volet et ambitio et ira

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both ambition and anger will want

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idem sibi in me iuris esse

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the same right over me for themselves

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inter tot affectus

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affected by so many things

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distrahar, immo discerpar

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I shall be pulled apart, nay, torn to pieces