Stage 17 Tumultus 2 Translation [upd] -

| Latin | Part of Speech | Meaning | |-------|----------------|---------| | interim | adverb | meanwhile | | nihil | indecl. noun | nothing | | mors, mortis (f.) | noun | death | | cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus | verb | to learn, know | | subito | adverb | suddenly | | tamen | adverb | however | | appropinquo (1) | verb | to approach (+ dative? No, here cum + abl.) | | dux, ducis (m.) | noun | leader | | convocat (1) | verb | calls together | | nolo, nolle, nolui | verb | be unwilling | | timeo, timere, timui | verb | to fear | | periculum, -i (n.) | noun | danger | | afficio, afficere, affeci, affectus | verb | to affect, visit upon | | servus, -i (m.) | noun | slave | | civis, civis (m./f.) | noun | citizen | | punio, punire, punivi, punitus | verb | to punish | | postquam | conjunction | after | | redeo, redire, redii, reditus | verb | to return | | intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus | verb | to understand |

Interim, nuntius ex Britannia septentrionali advenit. “Caledonii,” inquit, “arma ceperunt. Villas nostras incendunt, frumentum rapiunt, homines interficiunt. Auxilium, Salvī, petimus.” Salvius īrātus respondit: “Cūr mihi nunc narrās? Quid faciēbant custōdēs? Ubī erant mīlitēs?” Nuntius tremēns: “Custōdēs,” inquit, “necātī sunt. Mīlitēs prope Eborācum castra habent, sed sine imperātōre nihil audent.” Salvius rīsit frīgidē. “Sine imperātōre?” inquit. “Ego imperābō. Properābimus ad Eborācum. Sed prius… Cogidubnum rēgem interrōgāre volō. Num ipse hunc tumultum concitāvit?” stage 17 tumultus 2 translation

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Cogidubnus, king of the Britons, was lying in bed sick. “Caledonii,” inquit, “arma ceperunt