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Question 1

multa boum circa mactantur corpora Morti,
saetigerosque sues raptasque ex omnibus agris
in flammam iugulant pecudes.

Answer 1

Around about, many bodies of oxen are sacrificed to death, and they slaughter on the flames hairy pigs and cattle taken from all the fields.

Question 2

tum litore toto ardentis spectant socios semustaque servant busta,

Answer 2

Then thy watch their burnind comrades on the whole shore and they guard the half-burned pyre

Question 3

neque avelli possunt, nox umida donec invertit caelum stellis ardentibus aptum.

Answer 3

nor can they be torn away until damp night reveals a sky studded with shining stars.

Question 4

Nec minus et miseri diversa in parte Latini innumeras struxere pyras,

Answer 4

Nonetheless the wretched Latins in other places built innumerable pyres

Question 5

et corpora partim multa virum terrae infodiunt, avectaque partim finitimos tollunt in agros urbique remittunt.

Answer 5

they buried half of the many bodies of men in the earth, half were taken and brought into the neighbouring fields and sent back to the city.

Question 6

cetera confusaeque ingentem caedis acervum nec numero nec honore cremant;

Answer 6

The rest, a vast pile of indiscriminate slaughter they burn without count and with honour.

Question 7

tunc undique vasti certatim crebris conlucent ignibus agri.

Answer 7

Then the vast fields on every side gleam with frequent fires in emulation