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[homerandcicero]

Little Latin Reader

44.2 - To this about to be learned, before he made the attempt, suitable to be thought he sent Caius Volusenus with a battleship. He (CV) orders that it must explore all things, and that it return to him as soon as possible. 44.4 - At the opportune time, to be thought to attack and to join the unfavorable battle, he holds his position and, having interrupted for a short time, he had brought the legions in to camp. 42.1 - I may doubt when you lead, I may doubt when you try, I may doubt when you plan that I neither hear nor see clearly nor discern.

[homerandcicero]

Little Latin Reader

1.5 - Nymph, wait, as the lamb flees from the wolf, as the deer flees from the lion, as the dove with its feather wavering flees from the eagle. 1.6 - Her hair grows into leaves, her arms into branches. 2.1 - To hunt, to bathe, to play, to laugh: this is to live. 2.2 - Sweet and noble is it to die for country. 2.3 - Virtue is to flee sin and wisdom to first have lacked foolishness. 3.2 - I am not a mountain dweller, nor am I a shepherd, nor am I a cattle watcher, nor hairy. 3.3 - Jupiter is my father. Through me that which will be and was and is is opened; through me songs on the lyre are harmonious. 3.4 - To whom the god said "But since you are not able to be my wife, certainly you will be my tree. All will wear your hair, your lyre, you my laurel, my quiver. 4.1 - Often the father says "You owe a son-in-law to me, daughter." Often the father says "You owe to me grandsons, daughter." 5.7 - The area where you hasten is rough. With more restraint, I beg, run with flight and restraint: with moderation I myself will pursue. 6.2 - The first love of Apollo was Daphne of Peneus, whom ignorant fortune did not give, but the fierce wrath of Cupid.

[homerandcicero]

Little Latin Reader

32.1 - In honor of Silvanus the Invincible. Gauis Tetius Veturius Micianus the prefect, For the capture of an exceptionally lovely wild boar, that his many forerunners were unable to plunder, after the vow is taken will willingly place here. 32.2 - Meanwhile, when his plans were discovered and carried by merchants to Britannia, to many tribes of the island by his envoys were carried, who promised to give hostages and also submit to the emperor of the Roman people. 32.3 - However the seventh legion of soldiers, forming a turtle and adding earth to the fortifications, secured the place and drove [the Britons] from the wood, receiving few wounds.