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The soldiers fortified the first battle line.
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Mīlitēs aciem prīmam mūnīvērunt.
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The speeches were terrifying the neighboring cities.
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Ōrātiōnēs urbēs fīnitimas terrēbant.
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The town has strong walls.
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Oppidum mūrōs fortēs habet.
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Caesar will seize all the harbors.
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Caesar omnēs portūs occupābit.
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Are there arms in the winter quarters of the tribes?
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Suntne arma in hībernōribus gentium?
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Why does the general not seize the narrow bridge?
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Cur imperātor pontem angustum nōn occupat?
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They conquered many renowned kingdoms.
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Multā rēgna nōbilia vīcērunt.
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The mountains and forests are full of serious dangers.
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Montēs et silvae sunt plēnae perīculōrum gravium.
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We were carrying the brothers to a foreign place.
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Fratrēs locō alienō portābāmus.
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Therefore the senators were giving bad laws to the nations.
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Itaque senatūs legēs malās populīs dābant.
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You (pl.) will overcome the heavy attack upon the holy people.
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Impetum gravem in populum sanctum superābitis.
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Christians have a common Lord and a common name.
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Chrīstiānī Dominum commūnem et nōminem commūne habent.
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The Roman legions made a difficult march to the strong garrison.
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Legiōnēs Romanae iter difficile praesidiō fortī fēcērunt.
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The centurion heard the voice of death.
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Centuriō vōcem mortis audīvit.
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The Gauls will prepare arms for a great war.
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Gallī arma magnō bellō parābunt.
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Where do you (pl.) have all the things?
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Ubi omnēs rēs habētis?
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I was fighting on behalf of the hopes of the Christians.
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Prō spēbus Chrīstiānōrum pugnābam.
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The chief was advising the safe part of the city.
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Prīnceps partem tūtam urbis monēbat.
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I will always pray on behalf of the enemies of the Christians.
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Prō hostibus Chrīstiānōrum semper orābō.
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Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.
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Glōria Patrī et Fīliō et Spīrituī Sanctō.
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Meanwhile, you (sg.) will warn the Romans and we shall attack the Gauls.
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Interim Rōmānōs monēbis et Gallōs oppugnābimus.
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You (sg.) always warn good friends of dangers.
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Amīcōs bonōs perīculōrum semper monēs.
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As you (pl.) were keeping the baggage we were terrifying the bad tribes.
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Sīcut impedīmenta retinēbātis gentēs malās terrēbāmus.
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(he) will seize
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occupābit
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I was fighting
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pugnābam
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(they) will prepare
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parābunt
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You (sg.) shall warn
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monēbis
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We shall attack
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oppugnābimus
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(they) were terrifying
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terrēbant
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(he) does not seize
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nōn occupat
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we were carrying
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portābāmus
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you (pl.) will overcome
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superābitis
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we were terrifying
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terrēbāmus
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You all do have
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habētis
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he was advising
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monēbat
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