1.Our neighbor threw theirselves into knees(i.e. kneel down) immediately and praised all Gods in the world.
2.The Greek nations were enclosed by huge mountains and small territories.
3.Who ordered that republic to be liberated from harsh slavery?
4."He," he said , "will be destroyed by his own evil in a short time."
5.Against the orther hands of the evil citizens the same things were provided again ; We defend the republic and who they leaves quickly.
6.Old age always keep the old men from the center of affairs.
7.But the important matters are never carried with force nor hope but wisdom.
8.If you neglected the versus of those two poets , you will be lack of a great part of Roman litterature.
9.At the same time our hopes of common safety are nourished by your fidelity , our spirits are lifted up , and our fear are reliquished.
10.Some new kinds of crimes are found in this city which many even lack of good character and common sense and even have harmful nature.
11.The common people threw many from the windows of house,
12.Fides magna nunc potest inveniri in hac re publica.
13.Novae spes eius deletae erant timore communi rerum uncertarum.
14.Hoc die virtus et fides virorum feminarum fortium Romanarum omnibus videntur.
15.Magno spe tyrannus illas naves iussit deleri.
16.Ipsum manu sinistri eorum aut dextri non poterat defendere.