Trēs Cūriātiī vulnerātī circum ūnum Horātium stābant. Albānī victōriam facilem exspectābant. Sed ūnus Horātius erat vir fortis et prūdēns. Subitō ā Cūriātīīs celeriter cucurrit et fugam simulāvit. Rōmānī erant trīstēs et sēcum dīcēbant, “Cūr Horātius noster fugit? Estne perterritus?”Horātius autem nihil timēbat. Trāns agrum festīnābat; post eum trēs Cūriātiī cum difficultāte currēbant. Inter Cūriātiōs erant magna intervālla. Subitō Horātius sē convertit et prīmum Cūriātium interfēcit deinde alterum. Iam erat sōlus ūnus Albānus, quem dēfessum et vulnerātum sine difficultāte interfēcit Horātius.
[1] Match up the verbs below with the Latin verbs in the
wordcloud
- Is he?
- (he) is fleeing / running away
- (he) ran
- (he) killed
- (he) turned around [= turned himself around]
- (he) pretended
- (he) was
- (they) were
- (he) was (not) afraid
- (he) was hurrying / started to hurry
- (they) were running
- (they) were saying / kept on saying
- (they) were expecting
- (they) were standing
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