Caesar 4.24

Question 1

At barbarī,

Accepted Answer

But the barbarians,

Question 2

cōnsiliō Rōmānōrum cōgnitō

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with the plan of the Romans having been recognized

Question 3

praemīssō equitātū et essedāriīs,

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with their cavalry and charioteers having been sent ahead,

Question 4

quō plērumque genere

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which type, often,

Question 5

in proeliīs ūtī cōnsuērunt,

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they are accustomed to use in their battles,

Question 6

reliquīs cōpiīs subsecūtī

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having followed closely with the remaining troops

Question 7

nostrōs nāvibus ēgredī prohibēbant.

Accepted Answer

they were prohibiting our men from getting off the ships.

Question 8

Erat ob hās causās summa difficultās,

Accepted Answer

There was on account of these reasons the greatest difficulty,

Question 9

quod nāvēs

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because the ships

Question 10

propter māgnitūdinem

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because of their size

Question 11

nisi in altō cōnstituī nōn poterant,

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were not able to be deployed except in deep water,

Question 12

mīlitibus autem,

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the soldiers moreover,

Question 13

īgnōtīs locīs,

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with the places unknown,

Question 14

impedītīs manibus,

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with their hands impeded,

Question 15

māgnō et gravī onere armōrum oppressīs,

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overwhelmed by the great and serious burden of their arms

Question 16

simul et dē nāvibus dēsiliendum

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all at the same time they had to both jump down from the ships,

Question 17

et in fluctibus cōnsistendum

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take up position in the waves

Question 18

et cum hostibus erat pūgnandum,

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and fight with the enemies,

Question 19

cum illī aut ex āridō aut paulum in aquam prōgressī,

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when they [the Britons] having come forth either from dry land or a little bit into the water,

Question 20

omnibus membrīs expedītīs,

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with all their limbs unimpeded,

Question 21

nōtissimīs locīs,

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with the places very well known,

Question 22

audācter tēla cōicerent

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they were throwing their spears boldly

Question 23

et equōs īnsuēfactōs incitārent.

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and spurring on their well-trained horses.

Question 24

Quibus rēbus nostrī perterritī

Accepted Answer

Our men, completely terrified by these things

Question 25

atque hūius omnīnō generis pūgnae imperītī,

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and altogether inexperienced of this type of fight,

Question 26

nōn eādem alacritāte āc studiō quō in pedestribus ūtī proeliīs cōnsuērant utēbantur.

Accepted Answer

they were not using the same speed and zeal which they were accustomed to use in infantry battles.

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