ubi ADVPOS sed V11FUTACTIVEIMP2S impet N41ABLSM met N41NOMSM centurion N31ACCPM when, atthetime/oneachoccasion/inthesituationthat;after;since/although epistul N11ABLPF about (withnumerals); civitat N31ACCPF Gaul; (earlyNorthernItaly,thenSouth-EastFrance,thenFranceandBelgium); misereo, miserere,miserui,misertusV(2nd)[DXXCO] auxili N24ACCPN and, andalso,andbesides; stipendi N24ACCPN beg, askfor,pray;beseech,plead,entreat;worship,adore; ipse, ipsa,ipsumPRON[XXXAO] to (+subjunctive),inorderthat/to;how,as,when,while;evenif; eat/consume/devour; eataway(fire/water/disease);destroy;spendmoneyonfood vulgus, vulgiN(2nd)N[XXXBO] bowl forservingwine,etc; rector N31ABLSM headlong; intodanger; pavid ADJ11ACCSMPOS socors ADJ31ACCSNPOS approach, cometo,drawnear;arrive,"turnup";comein(tide);approximate; civil ADJ32ABLSXPOS rapio, rapere,rapui,raptusV(3rd)[XXXAX] rashly, blindly; arm N21ABLPM and, andalso,andbesides; at once,immediately; omissus, omissa-um,omissior-or-us,omississimus-a-umADJ[XXXDS]lesser in, on,at(space);inaccordancewith/regardto/thecaseof;within(time); flight, fleeing,escape;avoidance;exile; turn, turnaround;change,alter;overthrow,destroy;
When this outburst died down, their fears returned; and the troops sent centurions with letters to the Gallic communities to ask for auxiliary troops and contributions: they themselves, for a mob without a leader is always hasty, timid, and without energy, at the approach of Civilis quickly caught up their arms, then immediately dropped them and fled.
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