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tacē, tū īnsānus es!
be quiet, you’re crazy!
tū senex es, nōn puer
you’re an old man, not a boy
ego sum senex, tū es puer
I am an old man, you are a boy
itaque tū tacēre dēbēs
so you should be quiet
tū es canis
you are a dog
nōn es callidus
you are not clever
ego nōn sum canis sed tigris
I’m not a dog but a tiger
hic est annus meus!
this is my year!
intellegisne?
do you understand?
intellegō.
I understand
cūr tē audīre nōn possum?
why can’t I hear you?
nōn īnsānus sed sapientissimus sum
I am not crazy but very wise!
Clēmēns ā templō,
Clemens from the temple
in quō cēnāverat
in which he had had dinner
domum redībat
was returning home
amīcum cōnspexit accurrentem
he caught sight of a friend running up
taberna tua ardet!
your shop is on fire!
tabernam tuam dīripiunt latrōnēs!
the thugs are ransacking your shop
eōs vīdī valvās ēvellentēs
I saw them wrenching off the doors!
et tabernam incendentēs
and setting fire to the shop
fuge ex urbe!
flee from the city!
Eutychus tē interficere vult
Eutychus wants to kill you
Clēmēns ad tabernam quam celerrimē contendit
Clemens hurried as fast as possible to the shop
Eutychus extrā tabernam stābat
Eutychus was standing outside the shop
nōnne tē dē hāc viā monuī?
Didn’t I warn you about this street?
Cūr amīcī tuī absunt?
Why are your friends not here?
Fortasse sapientiōrēs sunt quam tū
perhaps they are wiser than you
Clēmēns cum summā tranquillitāte eī respondit
Clemens replied to him with the greatest calmness
deī hominēs scelestōs pūniunt
the gods punish wicked people
tūne mihi ita dīcere audēs?
Do you dare to speak like that to me?
Eutychus latrōnibus signum dedit
Eutychus gave a sign to the thugs
statim quattuor Aegyptiī Clēmentī appropinquābant
at once four Egyptians started to approach Clement
tabernāriī perterritī
the terrified shopkeepers
per valvās tabernārum spectābant
were watching through the doors of their shops
omnēs invītī Clēmentem dēseruerant
all had reluctantly deserted Clemens
simulatque latrōnēs advēnērunt
as soon as the thugs arrived