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the soldiers were talking
urbe visa

the bad men and my friends were fighting
mali et amici pugnabant

the seal of the soldiers
xpisti sigillum militum

for the soldiers of darkness.
est enim tenebrae milites.

all the soldiers of rome praised
audiciam

the soldiers see caesar making plans
milites caesarem consilia facientem vident

the half of the soldiers, when they pertienciis
ut jus ejusdem robertus . unum hugone de hersi pater

the signal was given, the soldiers came out
signo dato milites procedent

the leader of the soldiers, and fought against it all the more bravely in their battles,
pugnabat

greeks and trojans were fighting outside the walls
graeci multos troianos necabant, troiani multos graecos necabant

the soldier, fighting in the field, lost a foot.
mīles in agrō pugnāns pedem āmīsit

the soldiers entered in order to plunder the temple.
milites ad diripiendam templum introierunt.

quintus fears that the soldiers may have been pardoned by the general
quintus timet ne militibus ab imperatore condonetur

the city, however, was given to the soldiers to ask for spoils
urbs tamen militibus data est ut praedam peterent

a centurion of the spears of the soldiers, he began to examine?
centurio hastasque militum inspicere coepit

and the soldiers also mocked him, coming to him, and offering him vinegar,
inludebant autem ei et milites accedentes et acetum offerentes ill

then the soldiers, as it was commanded them, took paul, and brought him by night to antipatris.
milites ergo secundum praeceptum sibi adsumentes paulum duxerunt per noctem in antipatride

but consider the frontiers of the roman allies, and increase the strength of the soldiers in light skirmishes.
hannibal, hōc cōnsiliō turbātus, dictātōrem invidiā onerāre cōnstituit. itaque cum ager fabiī eī monstrātus esset, omnibus agrīs circā vastātīs, ūnī agrō dictātōris pepercit.