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tam laetus erat Modestus ut per urbem curreret.
Modestus was so happy that he ran through the city.
Agricola Salvium rogavit ubi milites essent.
Agricola asked Salvius where the soldiers were.
cum haec audivisset, Salvius exclamavit.
When he had heard these things, Salvius shouted.
alii principes, spē praedae adducti, inter se pugnaverunt; alii insania affecti, seditionem contra Romanos facere temptaverunt.
some chiefs, led on by the hope of loot, fought amongst themselves; others, affected by insanity, tried to make a rebellion against the Romans.
Valerius militibus imperavit ut Modestum et Strythionem caperent.
Valerius ordered the soldiers to seize Modestus & Strythio
Strythio coquo persuasit ut cenam spledidam pararet.
Strythio persuaded the cook to prepare a splendid dinner.
tot captivi effugerunt ut milites eos invenire non possent.
so many captives escaped that the soldiers couldn't find them.
Britanni erant tam attoniti ut immoti starent.
the British were so astonished that they stood motionless.
tantus erat numerus militum Romanorum ut Britannos facile superarent.
so great was the number of Roman soldiers that they easily overpowered the British.
Salvius, cum haec audivisset, arrogantiā Belimici incensus, iram tamen celavit.
Salvius, when he heard these things, having been enraged by B's arrogance, nevertheless hid his anger.
cum servus garum ambobus dedisset, Salvius ad Belimicum se vertit.
When the slave had given garum to both, Salvius turned toward Belimicus.
Belimicus, spe praemii adductus, milites Romanos adiuvabat,
B, led on by the hope of a reward, was helping the Roman soldiers.
milites, gladiis hastisque armati, casam agricolae oppugnaverunt.
the soldiers, armed with swords and spears, attacked the home of the farmer.
mando Salvio hoc testamentum, manū meā scriptum anulōque meō signatum.
I entrust to Salvius this will, written by my hand and sealed with my ring
Belimicus, hac spē adductus, cum principibus coniurare constituit. (coniurare - to plot)
Belimicus, led on by this hope, decided to plot with the chiefs.
Belimicus, epistulā mendacī deceptus, ad aulam nona hora vēnit.
Belimicus, deceived by the deceitful letter, came to the palace at the ninth hour.
hospites tertia hora cenaverunt.
the guests dined at the third hour.
hospites tres horas cenabant.
the guests were eating for three hours
media nocte hostes castra nostra oppugnaverunt.
in the middle of the night, the enemies attacked our camp.
decimo die, Agricola cum Britannis pugnare constituit.
on the tenth day, Agricola decided to fight with the British
tertia hora Salvius in castris advēnit.
at the third hour, Salvius arrived at the military camp
quattuor dies captivi in carceri manebant.
the captives were staying in the prison for four days.
legatus sermonem cum Quinto duas horas habebat.
the commander was having a talk with Quintus for two hours
forte
by chance
ventus
wind
ut (with indicative verb)
as
suspicatus
having suspected
spes
hope
sic
thus - in this way
quicquam - quidquam
anything
opes
wealth
occidit
kills
metus
fear
mandat
entrust - order
malus
bad - evil
ira
anger
gemitus
a groan
dolet
hurts (be in pain)
corpus
body
constituit
decide
ac - atque
and
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