Section 5C(i) Lentulus writes to Catiline Flashcards

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sed Allobrogēs, ex praeceptō Cicerōnis, per Gabīnium cēterōs coniūrātōrēs conueniunt.

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But the Allobroges, on the instruction(s) of Cicero, assemble other conspirators through Gabinius.

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ab Lentulō, Cethēgō, Statiliō, item Cassiō postulant iūs iūrandum, …

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They demand an oath from Lentulus, Cethegus, Statilius, and also Cassius, …

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… quod signātum ad cīuīs perferant;

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… which they could carry signed to (their fellow) citizens;

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aliter haud facile fore ut ad tantum negōtium impellantur.

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otherwise (they say) it will not be easy to drive (them) to such a great undertaking.

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cēterī nihil suspicantēs dant, …

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The others, suspecting nothing, give (their oaths), …

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… Cassius sē eō breuī uentūrum pollicētūr, …

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… (and) Cassius promises that he will come there soon, …

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ac paulō ante lēgātōs ex urbe proficīscitur.

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… and a little before the ambassadors (he) sets out from the city.

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quō iūre iūrandō datō, …

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After the oath had been given, …

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… Lentulus Allobrogēs ad Catilīnam cum T. Volturciō quōdam dīmīsit, …

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… Lentulus sent the Allobroges away to Catiline with a certain Titus Volturcius, …

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… ut illī, prius quam domum pergerent, …

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… so that they, before they proceeded home, …

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… cum Catilīnā societātem cōnfirmārent.

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… could confirm the alliance with Catiline.

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Lentulus ipse Volturciō litterās ad Catilīnam dat, …

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Lentulius himself gives a letter [Latin plural for singular] to Volturcius for Catiline, …

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… quārum exemplum īnfrā scrīptum est:

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… a copy of which is written below:

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“tē hortor utī cōgitēs tuum perīculum.

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“I urge you to think about your danger.

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“intellegās tē uirum esse.

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“You should understand that you are a man.

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“cōnsīderēs tua cōnsilia.

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“You should think about your plans.

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“auxilium petās ab omnibus, etiam ab infimīs.”

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“You should seek assistance from everyone, even from from the lowest.”

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ad hoc mandāta uerbīs dat:

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In addition he adds [gives] instructions to his words:

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“ab senātū hostis iūdicātus es.

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“You have been judged an enemy by the senate.

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“cūr tamen seruōs repudiās?

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“Why however do you reject slaves?

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“seruōs accipiās.

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“You should receive slaves.

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“in urbe parāta sunt quae iussistī.

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“In the city (the things) that you ordered have been prepared.

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“hīs rēbus parātīs, proficīscāris.

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“Since these things have been prepared, you should set out.

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“nōlī cūnctārī ipse propius accēdere.”

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“Don’t you yourself delay coming [don’t delay to come] nearer.”