Section 4D(i) Capturing pirates Flashcards

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P. Caesētiō et P. Tadiō praefectīs, …

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When Publius Caesetius and Publius Tadius were prefects, …

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… decem nāuēs sēmiplēnae, quae ē portū ēgressae erant, nāuem quandam pīrātīs refertam cēpērunt.

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… ten half-full ships, which had left the harbor, took a certain ship filled with pirates.

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sed quid dīxī?

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But what did I say?

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nāuem nōn cēpērunt, sed inuēnērunt et abdūxērunt.

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The didn’t take the ship, but found it and removed it.

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erat ea nāuis plēna iuuenum fōrmōsissimōrum, plēna argentī, plēna uestium.

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That ship was full of the most beautiful young men, (it was) full of silver, (and) full of clothing.

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quae nāuis, ut dīxī, ā classe nostrā nōn capta est, sed inuenta est et abducta est.

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That ship [which ship], as I said, was not (so much) captured by our fleet, but was found and removed.

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quibus rēbus nūntiātīs, …

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When these things were announced [which things having been announced], …

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… Verrēs, quamquam in actā cum mulierculīs quibusdam iacēbat ēbrius, ērēxit sē tamen …

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Verres, although he was lying on the shore drunk with certain girls [little women], nevertheless roused himself …

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et statim iussit omnia quae in nāue abductā erant exhibērī.

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… and at once ordered all the things that were removed in the ship to be put on display.

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P. Caesētiō et P. Tadiō ducibus, …

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With Publius Caesetius and Publius Tadius as leaders, …

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… nāuis pīrātārum Syrācūsās ā nautīs appellitur.

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… the ship of the pirates is brought to shore by the sailors to Syracuse.

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naue eō appulsā, exspectātur ab omnibus supplicium.

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Once the ship was brought to shore there, punishment was awaited by everyone.

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eī praedōnēs, quī senēs et dēfōrmēs erant, ā Verre ut hostēs habitī, secūrī percussī sunt;

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Those brigands, who were old and ugly, having been treated by Verres as enemies, were struck (executed) with an ax;

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hīs sēnibus necātīs, …

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after these old men had been killed [with this old men having been killed], …

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… illī, quī fōrmōsī uidēbantur aut quī artificēs erant, ab eō abductī, amīcīs datī sunt.

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… those, who seemed attractive or who were craftsmen, after being removed by him, were given to (his) friends.

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aliī ab eō cohortī et fīliō distribūtī sunt, …

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Others were distributed by him to (his) retinue and to (his) son, …

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… aliī, quī symphōniacī erant, amīcīs quibusdam Rōmam missī sunt.

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… others, who were musicians, were sent to certain friends at Rome.

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quibus omnibus distribūtīs, archipīrāta ipse ā nūllō uīsus est.

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After they were all distributed [which things all having been distributed], the pirate chief himself was seen by no one.

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hodiē, iūdicēs, omnēs arbitrantur pecūniam Verrī clam ā pīrātīs datam esse,…

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Today, judges, everyone thinks that money was secretly given by the pirates to Verres,

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…et archipīrātam līberātum esse.

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… and (they think that) the pirate chief was freed.