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Question 1

nec veni, nisi fata locum sedemque dedissent, nec bellum cum gente gero; rex nostra reliquit hospitia et Turni potius se credidit armis.

Answer 1

And I would not have come, if fate had not granted a place and a home, nor do I wage war with your people; the king has left our fellowship and he entrusted himself instead to the arms of Turnus.

Question 2

aequius huic Turnum fuerat se opponere morti.

Answer 2

It would have been fairer for Turnus to expose himself to this death.

Question 3

si bellum finire manu, si pellere Teucros apparat, his mecum decuit concurrere telis:

Answer 3

If he plans to finish the war with his hand, if he plans to expel the Trojans, it was his duty to fight me with these weapons:

Question 4

vixet cui vitam deus aut sua dextra dedisset.

Answer 4

He would have lived to whom god or his right hand had given life.

Question 5

nunc ite et miseris supponite civibus ignem.’ dixerat Aeneas.

Answer 5

Go now and kindle a fire under your wretched citizens.’ Aeneas had spoken.

Question 6

illi obstipuere silentes conversique oculos inter se atque ora tenebant.

Answer 6

In silence they were amazed and having turned their eyes towards each other and they held their mouths.