Hai cercato la traduzione di multi nucerini igitur ad urbem ven... da Latino a Inglese

multi nucerini igitur ad urbem venerunt
many people of nucerini came to the city

ad urbem
we prepare to return to the city

ad urbem contendo
today the city compete

ad urbem ire volo.
i want to go to the city.

agricola ad urbem curro
let the girls listen to the dog

, tandem ad urbem advenerunt.
the guard, and they went out from the villa, in the end, to the city come into it.

duo amici ad urbem iter faciebant
making a journey to the city

ad urbem cum servo quondam contendi
living

ad urbem trans pontem cum amicis cucurri
to the city across the bridge with friends

flavia sollicita ad urbem venire non potest.
flavia careful, the city can not conceive.

(tertiā hōrā) omnēs ad urbem venient.
a short time:

ubi ad urbem carthaginis revenit, regulus interfectus est.
the senate refused to make peace, then,

regulus ad urbem poenorum, a quibus interfectus est, revenerat
the senate refused to make peace, then,

7. ubi ad urbem carthaginis revenit, regulus a poenis interfectus est.
when returned to the city of carthage;

olim in aphitheatro erat spectaculum. multi pompeiani ad amphitheatrum festinabant. multi nucerini quoque ad urbem. contendebant quod amphitheatrum non habebant. magna turba erat prope amphitheatrum. pompeiani erant irati quod nucerini vias complebant
once upon a time there was a spectacle in the aphithea. many of the pompeians made haste to the amphitheater. many of the nucerians also went to the city. they contended that they did not have an amphitheater. there was a large crowd near the stadium. the pompeians were angry because they were filling the streets of nuceria

ad urbem cum servō aegyptiō, nomine asim, quondam contendī, quod ego clēmentem visitāre cupidissimus eram.
in the village of barbilli

postquam ad urbem pervenimus, templum vidimus. ad hoc templum, quod augustus caesar aedificäverat, festinàvimus. prò templo caesaris erat ara. ego vinum in aram füdi
after we came to the city, we saw the temple. we made haste to this temple which augustus caesar had built. in front of caesar's temple there was an altar. i poured the wine onto the altar.

cervīx in fundō labōrābat. subitō bregantem, quī in plaustrō dormiēbat, cōnspexit. cervīx servum excitāvit et clāmāvit, “quam stultus es! perīculōsum est tibi in plaustrō dormīre. salvius semper servōs ignāvōs ferōciter pūnit.” 5 “ēheu!” respondit bregāns. “ego miserrimus sum, quod dē patre et frātribus meīs somniābam.” “ubi sunt pater frātrēsque tuī?” rogāvit cervīx. “mortuī sunt,” respondit bregāns. “rōmānī eōs interfēcērunt.” 10 tum cervīcī rem tōtam nārrāvit: “ego et familiārēs meī sumus icēnī. rēgīna nostra erat boudica, quam rōmānī saepe vexābant. boudica igitur icēnōs aliōsque britannōs incitāvit. britannī cum rōmānīs pugnāverunt. prīmō deī britannīs fāvērunt. britannī multōs 15 rōmānōs interfēcērunt et urbēs rōmānās dēlēvērunt. sed, quamquam britannī fortiter pugnābant, rōmānī tandem eōs superāvērunt. inter mortuōs erant pater frātrēsque meī. “post pugnam mīlitēs rōmānī ad vīcum nostrum vēnērunt, quod omnēs icēnōs pūnīre volēbant. virōs fēmināsque 20 interfēcērunt et vīcum dēlēvērunt. mē, quī tum puer eram, nōn necāvērunt sed ad urbem dūxērunt. vēnālīciō mē vēndidērunt. tum salvius mē ēmit. nunc, quamquam ego dīligenter labōrō, dominus mē semper verberat. ēheu! melius est mihi perīre.” 25 “quam misera est vīta nostra!” inquit cervīx. “rōmānī ferōcissimī sunt.”
bregans itself