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ab hostibus potentissimis
from the enemies

villam ab hostibus incensam vidimus
the village of the enemy, burning, we saw from the

i ab hostibus interficeretur consul fugit
ne ab hostibus interficeretur consul fugit

caesar cum ab hostibus non amplius passuum
when caesar was not more than a mile from the enemy,

milites consulis servati sunt ; arma ab hostibus sunt tradita
multis telis castra oppugnabantur

atque ita factum est ut ex utraque parte ab hostibus caederentur nec erat ulla morientium requies ceciderunt atque prostrati sunt ad orientalem plagam urbis gaba
thus they inclosed the benjamites round about, and chased them, and trode them down with ease over against gibeah toward the sunrising.

post novem annos tamen ab hostibus non superata erat troia propter virtutem troianorum
after nine years, however, the enemy was defeated, but not because of the power of troy trojans

quod si putas in robore exercitus bella consistere superari te faciet deus ab hostibus dei quippe est et adiuvare et in fugam verter
but if thou wilt go, do it, be strong for the battle: god shall make thee fall before the enemy: for god hath power to help, and to cast down.

si quis commendaverit proximo suo asinum bovem ovem et omne iumentum ad custodiam et mortuum fuerit aut debilitatum vel captum ab hostibus nullusque hoc videri
if a man deliver unto his neighbour an ass, or an ox, or a sheep, or any beast, to keep; and it die, or be hurt, or driven away, no man seeing it:

ego quoque haec faciam vobis visitabo vos velociter in egestate et ardore qui conficiat oculos vestros et consumat animas frustra seretis sementem quae ab hostibus devorabitu
i also will do this unto you; i will even appoint over you terror, consumption, and the burning ague, that shall consume the eyes, and cause sorrow of heart: and ye shall sow your seed in vain, for your enemies shall eat it.

magno in periculo diu fuerant; multi roma manere timebant. "'locum meliorem' inquiunt "invenire possumus. veios captos habemus, novam urbem ibi aedificabimus, tuti ab hostibus ibi erimus.' camillus tamen eis respondit: 'cives, romulus pater 5 noster romam auxilio deorum condidit. dei ipsi hun locum sacrum legerunt. dei urbem nostram semper servaverunt, nolite templa deorum relinquere! ego, ubi in exsilio eram, romam redire semper vol
rome had been freed, but the citizens saw ruins throughout the whole city, and had for a long time been in great danger; many were afraid to remain in rome. "we can find a better place," they say. we have the veii captured, we will build a new city there, we will be safe there from the enemy.' camillus, however, replied to them: 'citizens, our father romulus 5 founded rome with the help of the gods.' they themselves chose the sacred place of the gods. gods have always kept our city, do not leave the temples of the gods! i always want to return to rome when i was in exile