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13 Cards in this Set
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Poterasne etiam sentum viris persuadere ut vitam virtutis sine praemiis sequerentur? |
Were you able to persuade even 100 men, that they would follow a life of virtue without rewards? |
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Haec femina vult ex urbe egredi et ad illam insulam proficisci ut sine mora illi agricolae nubat et semper rusticetur. |
This woman wishes to depart from the city and she wishes to set out toward that island so that she might marry that farmer without delay and always live in the country. |
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Petebant a nobis ut etiam in adversis rebus huic duci pareremus et serviremus. |
They asked us to obey and serve this leader even in adverse times. |
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Haec ab feminis facta sunt ne tantum occasionem amitterent. |
These things were done by the women so they would not lose such a great opportunity. |
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Rogamus te ut honore et opibus sapientius utaris et hos quinque amicos semper foveas. |
We ask you to use your office and your resources more wisely and we ask you to always cherish these five friends. |
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Nisi quis hoc suscipere audebit, nolent nobis credere et fient irati. |
Unless someone will not dare to undertake this, they will not wish to believe us and they will become angry. |
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Rogavit nos cur neque divitibus neque pauperibus placere conati essemus. |
He asked us why we had tried to please neither the rich nor the poor. |
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Arbitrabatur talem vitam non ex divitiis sed ex animo pleno virtutis nasci. |
He thought such a life a life originated not from riches but from a spirit full of virtue. |
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Scientiam et ingenium magis quam magnas divitias miremur. |
Let us marvel at knowledge and talent more than great riches. |
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Senatus duci imperavit ne hostibus victis nocerent sed eis parcerent et remissionem poenae darent. |
The senate commanded the leader not to harm the enemies but to spare them and to give them freedom from punishment. |
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Ille orater vulgum iratissimum voce potenti serenavit atque, ut onmibus spectantibus rubrisit, eos oblectavit. |
That orator calmed down the very angry crowd with his powerful voice, and as he smiled at all the spectators, he amused them. |
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Ut parva puella per ianuam currebat, subito occidit et genua male contudit. |
As a small girl was running through the door, suddenly she fell and hurt her knees badly. |
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Dummodo sis aequus his viris, fient tibi fideles. |
As long as you are fair to these men they will become faithful to you. |
