Results for filus regis ex urbe copias duxit translation from Latin to English

multi cives ex urbe celeriter
many citizens from the city and quickly dicessus

holconius cum servis ex urbe fugiebat.
holconius was fleeing from the city, with his servants.

ex urbe discedimus ne mali homines nos interficiant.
we are leaving the city so that the evil men don't kill us

di fortunam malam praesenserant et nostra ex urbe fugerant
our bad luck and the gods beforehand

mane trojani ex urbe magno cum gaudio exierunt et in castra graecorum deserta convenerunt
in the morning, with a great and sinon, the trojan from the city, near the city itself celvait

iasone igitur nocte ex urbe ducto postero die ad regem venerunt et ei nuntiaverunt puerum mortuum esse
therefore, at night, they took jason out of the city and, when they had returned on the following day to the king they announced to him that the boy was dead.

auxilio helenae, quae ex urbe troja exire jam desiderabat, graeci dolum paraverunt.
in the morning, with a great and sinon, the trojan from the city, near the city itself celvait

egressusque moses a pharaone et ex urbe tetendit manus ad dominum et cessaverunt tonitrua et grando nec ultra stillavit pluvia super terra
and moses went out of the city from pharaoh, and spread abroad his hands unto the lord: and the thunders and hail ceased, and the rain was not poured upon the earth.

quīntus et clēmēns, postquam ex urbe pompēiīs, quam mōns vesuvius dēlēverat, effūgērunt, ad graeciam
from the city to the world

quīntus et clēmēns, postquam ex urbe pompēiīs, quam mōns vesuvius dēlēverat, effūgērunt, ad graeciam vēnērunt et in urbe athēnīs paulīsper habitābant. per viās urbis saepe ambulābant et multitūdinem cīvium graecōrum et servōrum et peregrīnōrum spectāre solēbant. forum athēnārum quondam vīsitāvērunt, ubi multī senēs in porticibus, quae forum cingēbant, ambulābant. hī senēs erant philosophī, quī contrōversiās inter sē cotīdiē habēbant. “est ūnus deus
quintus and clemens, after they escaped from the city of pompey, which the mountain vesuvius had destroyed, came to greece, and for a short time were living in the city of athens. they often walked through the streets of the city and were accustomed to watch a multitude of greek citizens, slaves, and pilgrims. they once visited the forum of athens, where many old men were walking in the galleries that surrounded the forum. these were the old philosophers who daily held controversies among themselves. "there is one god"