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on the dignity
in supremae dignitatis
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always on the road
semper in via
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have mercy on us, lord
miserere nostri domine
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now on do not sin any more, and
et amplius iam noli peccare
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bound to swear on the master
nullius addictus jurare in verba magistri
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it is easier to say than to act on
facilius est dicere quam agere
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the fate of war on the life of the die,
bellum vita mori fatum
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the drivers competed with each other on the chariots
aurigae inter se in curribus certaverunt
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, lord, have mercy on me; for i have sinned,
domine miserere mei quoniam peccavi
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, not walls, but the men on, his guards, the towns on the
non muri,sed viri sunt praesidium oppidorum
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for he has prepared, in carrying on the cause of the war, there are many legions caesar
caesar belli gerendi causa multas legiones paravit
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voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus call, summon; name; call on;
абузус
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julius: "aemilius bears only a pike, for he is a foot, not a knight. a knight is a soldier who fights on a horse; he who fights with his feet is a foot. horsemen carry spears, infantrymen carry balls. a pike is not as long as a spear, nor a sword as long as a foot it is more than the sword of a horseman. pilius aemilius is six feet long.
iūlius: "aemilius pīlum tantum fert, is enim pedes est, nōn eques. eques est mīles quī ex equō pugnat; quī pedibus pugnat pedes est. equitēs hastās, peditēs pīla ferunt. pīlum nōn tam longum est quam hasta, neque gladius peditis tam longus est quam gladius equitis. pīlum aemiliī sex pedēs longum est."
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