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montium
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of the mountains
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for the wounds of the soldiers
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vulneribus mīlitum
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by the truth
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vēritāte
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she heard the river
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flūmen audīvit
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and so he saw a mountain of light
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itaque mōntem lūcis videt
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with the mother of Christ
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cum mātre Chrīstī
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glory to the Father
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glōria Pātri
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clāmōrem audīvit
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he/she/it heard the shout/shouting
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of the chiefs
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prīncipum
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They gave courage to the column
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agminī virtūtem dedērunt
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In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit
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In nomine Patris et Fīliī et Spīritūs Sānctī
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Mīlitem in flūmine videt
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He/she/it saw a soldier in the river
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by the body of the king
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corpore rēgis
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because he gave peace to the tribe
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quod gentī pācem dedit
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She gave safety to the people
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populō salūtem dedit
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from the armies (on the march)
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agminibus
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She heard the name
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nōmen audīvit
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the names of the leading men
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nōmina prīncipum
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He heard part of the name
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partem nōminis audīvit
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The brother heard part of the names
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Frāter partem nōminum audīvit
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The mother heard the names
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Māter nōmina audīvit
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A general heard the shouts
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Imperātor clāmora audīvit
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The commander-in-chief heard the shout
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Imperātor clāmorem audīvit
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The soldiers killed the chief
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Mīlitēs prīncipem occīdērunt
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The soldiers killed the sailor
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Mīlitēs nautam occīdērunt
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Christians pray for peace
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Chrīstiānī pācī ōrant
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behind the mountain
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post montem
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The enemy is behind the mountains.
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Hostēs sunt post montēs
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Friends of the enemy fortified the towns.
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Amīcī hostium oppida mūnīvērunt
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The tribe prays for the enemy.
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Gēns hostibus ōrat
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The tribes pray with the enemy.
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Gentēs cum hostibus ōrant.
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The tribes inhabit the hills.
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Gentēs collēs incolunt.
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The tribe is in the hills and the forests
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Gēns est in collibus et silvīs.
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There was a slaughter on the hills and in the forest.
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Erat caedem in collibus et in silvā.
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Part of the people saw the wound.
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Pars populī vulnus videt.
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The brothers gave courage to the sailor.
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Frātrēs nautae virtūtem dedērunt.
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the voice of the soldiers
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vōx mīlitum
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the courage of the soldier
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virtūs mīlitis
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Therefore the soldiers fortified the road.
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Itaque mīlitēs viam mūnīvērunt
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He saw the route to the river.
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Iter flūminī videt
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The men conquered the tribe.
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Hominēs gentem vīcērunt.
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The leader prays for the men.
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Dux hominibus ōrat.
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The leaders pray for the man.
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Ducēs hominī ōrant.
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The soldier prays for peace.
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Mīles pacī ōrat.
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Caesar heard the voice.
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Caesar vōcem audīvit.
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the light of truth
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lux vēritātis
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the Law is King
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lēx rēx
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A king is a leader of men.
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quod rēx est dux hominum.
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the truth of Christ
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vēritās Chrīstī
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the light of Christ
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lūx Chrīstī
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Christ, the king, is the salvation of men.
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Chrīstus Rēx est salūs hominum
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in lūce
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in light/in a light/in the light
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the safety of the commander-in-chief
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salūs imperātōris
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The king heard the voice of a man.
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Rēx vōcem hominis audīvit
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with the voices
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cum vōcibus
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quod (conj.)
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because
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itaque (conj.)
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therefore/and so
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but
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sed (conj.)
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he/she/it gave
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dedit
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on account of
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propter (+ acc.)
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with (+ gen.)
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cum
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post
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after/behind (+ acc.)
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in/on (+ acc.)
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in
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The soldiers gave glory to God.
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Mīlitēs Deō glōriam dedērunt.
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Father gave rewards to the soldier.
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Pater mīlitī praemia dedit.
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The sailors are in the river.
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Nautae sunt in flūmenī.
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Christ, the Lord, is the way.
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Chrīstus Dominus est via.
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You (pl.) are Gauls.
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Estis Gallī.
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We are Romans.
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Sumus Rōmānī.
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The leading man is a father.
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Prīnceps est pater.
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