A | B |
abhinc duos menses | two months ago |
epistulas ferens | carrying letters |
cum quattuor dies navigavissemus | when we had sailed for four days |
tempestas coorta est | a storm rose up |
navis ... ventis iactata | the ship ... after being tossed about by the winds |
cum ... egissent | when ... had driven |
in litore morati | staying on the shore |
cecidisse videbatur | seemed to have fallen |
regressi sumus | we returned |
complures scaphas | several small boats |
si me servaveris | if you (will have) (will) save me |
etiam si sequenter | even if they will follow |
conati sumus | we tried |
adorti sunt | attacked |
strinxit | drew, pulled out |
mihi clamans | shouting to me |
me sequere | follow me |
ego quidem secutus | I indeed having followed/after following |
coepi | (I) began |
cum valde timeret | since/because he was very scared |
suos vetuit | told his men not (to) |
cum nos superavissent | when/after they had overcome us |
arma nobis ademerunt | took weapons away from us |
cum primum in terra fuimus | as soon as we were on land |
circum nos stantes | standing around us |
qui essemus | who we were |
praeter dominum meum | except my master |
nisi nos abire sinetis | unless you allow us to leave |
metu commotus | upset with fear/dread |
divitissimus | very wealthy |
pecuniam dabit | will give money |
nocte | at night |
cum omnes dormirent | when all were asleep |
ego surrexi | I got up |
pugione armatus | armed with a dagger |
desilui...natavi...petivi | I jumped down...I swam...I headed for |
summa celeritate | at top speed |
iacentem | lying |
bibentes | drinking |
ego ... ingressus | I ... after entering |
(ego) percussi | I struck |
e casa egressus | after departing from the cottage |
aegrotabat | was becoming ill |
poterat | was able |
ex insula evasimus | we escaped from the island |
multos dies | for many days |
mercatores ... curaverunt | merchants ... took care of |
attulerunt | brought |
multos dies moratus | after staying for many days |
aderit | will be here |