The passage continues:
neque vērō coniūnctī Albīcī comminus pugnandō dēficiēbant
neque multum cēdēbant virtūte nostrīs. simul ex minōribus nāvibus magna vīs
ēminus missa tēlōrum multa nostrīs dē imprōvīsō imprūdentibus atque inpedītīs
vulnera īnferēbant. cōnspicātaeque nāvēs trirēmēs duae nāvem D. Brūtī, quae ex
īnsignī facile agnōscī poterat, duābus ex partibus sēsē in eam incitāverant.
sed tantum rē prōvīsā Brūtus celeritāte nāvis ēnīsus est ut parvō mōmentō
antecēderet. illae adeō graviter inter sē incitātae cōnflīxērunt, ut vehementissimē
utraque ex concursū labōrārent, altera vērō praefrāctō rōstrō tōta
conlabefieret. quā rē animadversa, quae proximae eī locō ex Brūtī classe nāvēs
erant, in eās inpedītās impetum faciunt celeriterque ambās dēprimunt.
[i]
concursus, -us [4/m]: collision; crash; impact
īnsigne, -is [3/n]: insignia; standard; distinguishing mark
rōstrum, -ī [2/n]: ram; battering ram; beak of a ship
trirēmis, -is [3/f]: trireme; warship with three banks of oars
[ii]
conflīgō, conflīgere, conflīxī, conflīctus [3]: to collide;
clash; strike together
conlabefīō, conlabefierī, conlabefactus sum [3]: to be
completely shattered; break down; collapse
dēprimō, dēprimere, dēpressī, dēpressus [3]: to weigh down;
sink
ēnītor, ēnītī, ēnīsus sum [3/dep]: to strain; force one's way
out; struggle
coniūnctus, -a, -um: joined together; acting in concert;
united
[iii]
imprūdēns, imprūdentis: off guard; unaware; unsuspecting
inpedītus, -a, -um: pinned down; hampered; disabled; entangled
praefrāctus, -a, -um: broken off in front; shattered
[iv]
comminus: at close quarters; hand-to-hand
ēminus: from a distance; from afar; at long range
dē imprōvīsō: unexpectedly; suddenly
(5) neque vērō coniūnctī Albīcī comminus pugnandō dēficiēbant
neque multum cēdēbant virtūte nostrīs.
(6) simul ex minōribus nāvibus magna vīs ēminus missa tēlōrum
multa nostrīs dē imprōvīsō imprūdentibus atque inpedītīs vulnera īnferēbant.
(7) cōnspicātaeque nāvēs trirēmēs duae nāvem D. Brūtī, quae ex
īnsignī facile agnōscī poterat, duābus ex partibus sēsē in eam incitāverant.
(8) sed tantum rē prōvīsā Brūtus celeritāte nāvis ēnīsus est
ut parvō mōmentō antecēderet.
(9) illae adeō graviter inter sē incitātae cōnflīxērunt, ut
vehementissimē utraque ex concursū labōrārent, altera vērō praefrāctō rōstrō
tōta conlabefieret.
(10) quā rē animadversa, quae proximae eī locō ex Brūtī classe
nāvēs erant, in eās inpedītās impetum faciunt celeriterque ambās dēprimunt.
Identify the sections of the passage (5) – (10) which refer
to:
a shattered ship _____
a specific type of ship _____
a violent collision _____
anticipating actions _____
attacking from two sides _____
broken battering ram _____
catching sight of a ship _____
caught off guard _____
close combat _____
displays of courage _____
identifying a ship by its standard _____
long-range weapons _____
many wounded men _____
nearby ships _____
sinking ships _____
smaller vessels _____
using the speed of the ship _____
____________________
a shattered ship: 9; tōta conlabefieret
a specific type of ship: 7; nāvēs trirēmēs
a violent collision: 9; graviter inter sē … cōnflīxērunt
anticipating actions: 8; rē prōvīsā
attacking from two sides: 7; duābus ex
partibus sēsē in eam incitāverant
broken battering ram: 9; praefrāctō rōstrō
catching sight of a ship: 7; cōnspicātaeque … nāvem
caught off guard: 6; imprūdentibus
close combat: 5; comminus pugnandō
displays of courage: 5; neque multum cēdēbant virtūte
identifying a ship by its standard: 7; ex īnsignī … agnōscī poterat
long-range weapons: 6; … ēminus missa tēlōrum
many wounded men: 6; multa nostrīs … vulnera īnferēbant
nearby ships: 10; proximae eī locō … nāvēs erant
sinking ships: 10; ambās dēprimunt
smaller vessels: 6; ex minōribus nāvibus
using the speed of the ship: 8; celeritāte nāvis