CAPITVLVM DVODEVICESIMVM CAP.XVIII 8 Mulus iam mediam in silvam abierat secum plaustrum atque praedam Danorum trahens.'Et ubi est noster captivus?'rogavit alius.Dani tamen animis collectis Paulum nusquam invenire poterant. Mule fled into the deep trees with the wagon and hauling with the Dane's booties."Where is our prisoner?"the other asked.After recovering their mind.the Danes could not find Paulo. 9 Nec multo post tumultu excitati e spelunca furtim exierunt ut quis adesset cognoscerent.Now cheers aroused from the cave.people went into the cave secretly,in order to be present to wittiness. tumultu excitati独立夺格 10 Primo nihil viderunt;deinde conspexerunt Lucia atque Paulus plaustrum et res omnes,quas Dani ex ecclesia rapuerant,et placidum sub arboribus pascentem mulum.At first nothing to be seen,and then,Lucia and Paulo saw wagon and all rest things,which the Danes carried off,and they saw the calm mule under the trees eating. Vocabula nova absit ut [medieval]far be it that eodem [abl.]same ad.esset sub. evanesco-ere,evanui disappear,vanish adsum,adesse,adfui,adfuturus be near,be present evanu.it 3 1 PERF ACTIVE IND 3 S be in attendance,arrive,appear;aid (W/DAT); excito-are I wake up,stir up;excite,arouse; antea before exeo,exire,exivi(ii),exitus come,go,move antrum-i[n]cave out/forth/away,leave; attonitus-a-um adj astonished, exiv.erunt bellus-a-um,bellior -or -us,bellissimus-a-um adj. facie abl.facies,faciei 5 F shape,face, pretty,handsome,charming,pleasant,excellent; gladius-i [m] sword captivus-i [m]prisoner in antro in the cave celav.erunt celo-arel conceal,hide,keep secret; inde adv.thence,thenceforth;thereupon celer,celeris -e,celerior-or-us,celerrimus-a-um iter,itineris 3 n joumney;road;path; swift,quick,fast,hurried latebra-aeff hiding-place celerri.me ADJ VOC SUPER madidus-a-um soaked,wet,moist; ceterus,cetera,ceterum adj the other;the others (pl.) moror-ari-atus delay,wait citato abl.citatus,citati summons,citation (legal) numquam ady never; cognoscerent sub nusquam nowhere cognosco-ere,cognovi,cognitum 3 become obsecr.abant impf acquainted with/aware of,recognize;learn,find to be; obsecro-are 1 beseech/implore/pray colligo-ere-egi-ectum recover ohe woa cui to whom opprimi [passive infin.]to be attacked defessus-a-um adj.worn out,weary,exhausted,tired opprimo-ere,oppressi,oppressus 3 press down; densas adj. suppress;overthrow;crush. densus,densa-um,densior -or-us,densissimus-a pascentem -um adj.thick/dense/solid: pasco-ere,pavi,pastus 3 feed,feed on;graze; desilio-ire-ui leap out pascor-i graze,eat diu,diutius,diutissime adv.(for)a long time/while; paulisper a little while dum while perturbatus-a-um adj.troubled dumus,dumi 2 m thorn or briar bush; placidus-a-um adj gentle,calm,mild,peaceful, effugerint [perf.sub.](they)fled placid;CAPITVLVM DVODEVICESIMVM CAP.XVIII 8 Mulus iam mediam in silvam abierat secum plaustrum atque praedam Danorum trahens. 'Et ubi est noster captivus?' rogavit alius. Dani tamen animis collectis Paulum nusquam invenire poterant. Mule fled into the deep trees with the wagon and hauling with the Dane’s booties. “Where is our prisoner?” the other asked. After recovering their mind, the Danes could not find Paulo. 9 Nec multo post tumultu excitati e spelunca furtim exierunt ut quis adesset cognoscerent. Now cheers aroused from the cave, people went into the cave secretly, in order to be present to wittiness. tumultu excitati 独立夺格 10 Primo nihil viderunt; deinde conspexerunt Lucia atque Paulus plaustrum et res omnes, quas Dani ex ecclesia rapuerant, et placidum sub arboribus pascentem mulum. At first nothing to be seen, and then, Lucia and Paulo saw wagon and all rest things, which the Danes carried off, and they saw the calm mule under the trees eating. Vocabula nova absit ut [medieval] far be it that ad.esset sub. adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus be near, be present, be in attendance, arrive, appear; aid (w/DAT); antea before antrum-i [n] cave attonitus-a-um adj astonished, bellus-a -um, bellior -or -us, bellissimus -a -um adj. pretty, handsome, charming, pleasant, excellent; captivus-i [m] prisoner celav.erunt celo-are1 conceal, hide, keep secret; celer, celeris -e, celerior -or -us, celerrimus -a -um swift, quick, fast, hurried celerri.me ADJ VOC SUPER ceterus, cetera, ceterum adj the other; the others (pl.). citato abl. citatus, citati summons, citation (legal) cognoscerent sub cognosco-ere, cognovi, cognitum 3 become acquainted with/aware of; recognize; learn, find to be; colligo-ere-egi-ectum recover cui to whom defessus-a-um adj. worn out, weary, exhausted, tired densas adj. densus, densa -um, densior -or -us, densissimus -a -um adj. thick/dense/solid; desilio-ire-ui leap out diu, diutius, diutissime adv. (for) a long time/while; dum while dumus, dumi 2 m thorn or briar bush; effugerint [perf. sub.] (they) fled eodem [abl.] same evanesco-ere, evanui disappear, vanish evanu.it 3 1 PERF ACTIVE IND 3 S excito-are 1 wake up, stir up; excite, arouse; exeo, exire, exivi(ii), exitus come,go,move out/forth/away, leave; exiv.erunt facie abl. facies, faciei 5 F shape, face, gladius-i [m] sword in antro in the cave inde adv. thence, thenceforth; thereupon iter, itineris 3 n journey; road; path; latebra-ae[f] hiding-place madidus-a-um soaked, wet, moist; moror-ari-atus delay, wait numquam adv never; nusquam nowhere obsecr.abant impf obsecro-are 1 beseech/implore/pray ohe woa opprimi [passive infin.] to be attacked opprimo-ere, oppressi, oppressus 3 press down; suppress; overthrow; crush, pascentem pasco-ere, pavi, pastus 3 feed, feed on; graze; pascor-i graze, eat paulisper a little while perturbatus-a-um adj. troubled placidus-a-um adj gentle, calm, mild, peaceful, placid;