FIRST LATIN READER terani, pristinae virtutis
baud timide
illl
5
memores, comminus
resistunt
cum
Catilma
Interea
laborantibus
177
succurrere,
maxima
acriter mstare,
vi certatur.
expeditls in prlma acie versarl, saucils
pro
integros
arcessere,
omnia providere, multum ipse pugnare, saepe hostem ferlre
strenui militis et boni imperat5ris officia simul exPetreius, ubi videt Catilmam, contra ac ratus
sequebatur.
vi tendere,
magna
erat,
cohortem praetoriam
medios
in
hostis inducit eosque perturbatos atque alios alibi resiicstentls interficit, deinde utrimque ex lateribus ceteros ad-
greditur.
cadunt.
1
Manlius
in primls fusas Catilma, postquam copias seque
comminus
.
Faesulanus
at
adv.,
et
close
Instate insto, i, -stiti, quarters. Here, and several Press thefight.
times below, the pres. infin.
re-
places a third person of the perf. or imperf. indie. 2.
ill!
their
i.e.
baud timide
i.e.
adv., with fear}.
dimicatur (certo,
i
opponents.
boldly (timide, certatur: i.e.
of;
cf.
the use of summum, p. 104, 1. 4. 4. laborantibus part. (sc. els),
those i.e.
hard
succurrere pressed. auxilio venire (succurr5, 3,
-curri,
-cursum est)
pro
.
saucils : i.e. to replace. ratis (saucius, -a, -um). ferire:
G. 4,
i.e.
i.e.
freely,
vulne-
percutere (ferio,
exsequebatur
).
,
praestabat (exsequor, 3,-secutus
sum) 7.
ac
cf. p.
contra
129,
1.
9.
adv., lit. differently. The whole than, lit. as. praeter spem, p. 161, 1. 10.
phrase = 8.
tendere:
tendo, 3, tetendi,
inducit:
9.
atque
ciples.
indued,
10.
3,
-duxi,
lead
lit.
(against}. connecting the two partialios alibi: some in one
place, some in another in aliam, p. 80, 1. 5. side.
paucls
here, exert (pne^s who occupy the
medios:
-ductus,
-avi, -atum est) .
,
the front
prima:
3.
tentus, stretch self}. center.
pugnantes
cum
utrimque
lateribus
alii
cf.
adv., on either cf. latera, p.
161,
and (for the form of phrase) omnibus ex partibus, etc. adgre-
1.
8,
ditur:
i.e.
-gressus
adoritur (adgredior, 3, Petreius first broke
sum)
.
through the center, and then to the right and left made a flank attack upon the remnants of the enemy's line. 11. Manlius et Faesulanus: Manlius and the citizen of Faesulae (a town of Etruria), Catiline's in primls chief lieutenants. i.e.
in the front rank. 12. fusas fundo, 3, fudi, fusus,
scatter.
handful.
paucis
i.e.
(but}
a
