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Question 1

Tum senior semperque odiis et crimine Drances infensus iuveni Turno sic ore vicissim orsa refert:

Answer 1

Then the elder Drances, always hostile with acts of hatred, to young Turnus, so in turn with his mouth being opened he said:

Question 2

‘o fama ingens, ingentior armis, vir Troiane, quibus caelo te laudibus aequem?

Answer 2

‘O great in fame and greater in arms, O trojan man, with what praises am I to equal you in heaven?

Question 3

iustitiaene prius mirer belline laborum?

Answer 3

Shall I admire first your justice or your exertions in war?

Question 4

nos vero haec patriam grati referemus ad urbem et te, si qua viam dederit Fortuna, Latino iungemus regi.

Answer 4

but we will gratefully report these things to our native city and we will unite you with king Latinus if any Fortune shows a way.

Question 5

quaerat sibi foedera Turnus.

Answer 5

Let Turnus seek treaties for himself.

Question 6

quin et fatalis murorum attollere moles saxaque subvectare umeris Troiana iuvabit.’

Answer 6

Indeed it will even delight us to raise up the fated masses of walls and to carry trojan stones on our shoulders.