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17 Cards in this Set
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1) Laus autem nimis saepe est neque certa neque magna.
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1) Fame however is too often neither certain nor great.
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2) Senēs in gente nostrā ab fīliīs numquam neglegēbantur.
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2) The old in our nation were never neglected by their sons.
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3) Quis tum iussus erat Graeciam metū līberāre, familiās dēfendere, atque hostēs ā patriā prohibēre?
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3) Who then had been commanded to free Greece from fear, to defend families, and also to prohibit the enemy from the fatherland?
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4) Salūtis commūnis causā eōs coniūrātōs ex urbe discēdere ac trāns flūmen ad montēs dūcī iussit.
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4) For the sake of the safety of the community, he commanded those conspirators to depart from the city and also to be led across the river into the mountains.
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5) Aliī auctōrēs coepērunt spīritūs nostrōs contrā īudicium atque argūmenta senātūs iterum movēre, quod omnēs metū novō territī erant.
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5) Other authors began again to arouse our spirits against the judgment and arguments of the senate, because all had been terrified by a new anxiety.
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6) Omnia genera servitūtis nōbīs videntur aspera.
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6) All forms of slavery to us seem harsh.
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7) Rapiēturne igitur Cicerō ex manibus istōrum?
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7) Will Cicero therefore be seized by such hands?
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8) Quī fīnis metūs atque servitūtis in eā cīvitāte nunc potest vidērī?
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8) What end of fear and servitude in that state can now be seen?
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9) At senectūtis bonae causā iam bene vīvere dēbēmus.
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9) But, mind you, for the sake of a good old age we must live well now.
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10) In familiā eōrum erant duae filiae atque quattuor filiī.
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10) In their family there were two daughters and four sons.
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11) Casa vīcīnī nostrī habuit paucās fenestrās per quās vidēre potuit.
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11) The house of our neighbor had few windows through which he was able to see.
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12) Quandō cornū audīvit, senex in genua cecidit et deīs immortālibus grātiās prōnūntiābat.
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12) When he heard the horn, the old man fell to his knees and proclaimed praise to the immortal gods.
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13) Propter beneficia et sēnsum commūnem tyrannī, paucī eum odērunt.
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13) Because of the favors and common sense of the tyrant, few hated him.
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14) The truth will not be found without great labor.
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14) TBA
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15) Many nations which lack true peace are being destroyed by wars.
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15) TBA
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16) Their fears can now be conquered because our deeds are understood by all.
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16) TBA
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17) Unless serious pursuits delight us, they are often neglected for the sake of money or praise.
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17 TBA
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