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sanusne est inquit valet inquiunt et ecce rahel filia eius venit cum grege su
and he said unto them, is he well? and they said, he is well: and, behold, rachel his daughter cometh with the sheep.

at illi ad iosue servi inquiunt tui sumus quibus iosue quinam ait estis et unde venisti
and they said unto joshua, we are thy servants. and joshua said unto them, who are ye? and from whence come ye?

quoniam quidem epistulae inquiunt graves sunt et fortes praesentia autem corporis infirma et sermo contemptibili
for his letters, say they, are weighty and powerful; but his bodily presence is weak, and his speech contemptible.

et illi duodecim inquiunt servi tui fratres sumus filii viri unius in terra chanaan minimus cum patre nostro est alius non est supe
and they said, thy servants are twelve brethren, the sons of one man in the land of canaan; and, behold, the youngest is this day with our father, and one is not.

congregavitque rex israhel prophetarum quadringentos viros et dixit ad eos in ramoth galaad ad bellandum ire debemus an quiescere at illi ascende inquiunt et tradet deus in manu regi
therefore the king of israel gathered together of prophets four hundred men, and said unto them, shall we go to ramoth-gilead to battle, or shall i forbear? and they said, go up; for god will deliver it into the king's hand.

at illi dixerunt recede illuc et rursus ingressus es inquiunt ut advena numquid ut iudices te ergo ipsum magis quam hos adfligemus vimque faciebant loth vehementissime iam prope erat ut refringerent fore
and they said, stand back. and they said again, this one fellow came in to sojourn, and he will needs be a judge: now will we deal worse with thee, than with them. and they pressed sore upon the man, even lot, and came near to break the door.

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