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i CASE_s rapt CASE_us per milit CASE_es et defension CASE_em ors CASE_us ferr CASE_um cui CASE_us argu CASE_eretur olim religion CASE_e patri CASE_a cult CASE_um et in cubicul CASE_o habit CASE_um ac fraud CASE_e libert CASE_i subrept CASE_um respond CASE_it tabul CASE_as testament CASE_i saepius a s CASE_e et incustodit CASE_a di CASE_erum observatio n CASE_e signat CASE_as

Scaevinus was hurried to the spot by soldiers, and opened his defence by replying that the weapon charged against him had long been regarded with veneration by his family, had been kept in his bedroom, and had been purloined by the knavery of his freedman. The tablets of his will he had quite often sealed, and without taking any particular notice of the days.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Annals_Book15.json

quin tu CASE_a tunc iuven CASE_es spect CASE_ent incendi CASE_a laet CASE_i nec qu CASE_is flamm CASE_ae sedul CASE_us add CASE_at aqu CASE_am

Nay, may the young then see thy house ablaze, and none bestir himself to put water on the fire.

final_alignments\Tibullus_Elegies.json

meliboeus mir CASE_abar qu CASE_id maest CASE_a de CASE_os Amarylli voc CASE_ares cu CASE_i pend CASE_ere su CASE_a pat CASE_ereris in arbor CASE_e pom CASE_a Tityrus hinc ab CASE_erat

I used to wonder, Amaryllis, why so sadly you called on the gods, and for whom you let the apples hang on their native trees. Tityrus was gone from home.

final_alignments\Virgil_Eclogues.json

v CASE_os ips CASE_i vid CASE_istis qu CASE_ae fec CASE_erim aegypti CASE_is quomodo portav CASE_erim v CASE_os sup CASE_er al CASE_as aquil CASE_arum et adsumps CASE_erim m CASE_ihi

You have seen what I have done to the Egyptians, how I have carried you upon the wings of eagles, and have taken you to myself.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

non in tabul CASE_is sed in vit CASE_a q metell CASE_i argument CASE_a sincer CASE_e administrat CASE_ae provinci CASE_ae leg CASE_enda s CASE_ibi iudic CASE_es credid CASE_erunt indign CASE_um rat CASE_i integritat CASE_em tant CASE_i vir CASE_i exigu CASE_a cer CASE_a et pauc CASE_is litter CASE_is perpend CASE_i

The jury believed they should read the proofs of upright administration of his province in Q. Metellus life, not in his accounts, and thought it unworthy that the integrity of so great a man be assessed on the basis of a little wax and a few letters of the alphabet.

final_alignments\Valerius_Memorable_Book2.json

h CASE_i prec CASE_ibus quest CASE_u que de CASE_os h CASE_i marti CASE_a tel CASE_a belliger CASE_os que hort CASE_antur equ CASE_os h CASE_i pector CASE_a flet CASE_u car CASE_a prem CASE_unt miser CASE_i que rog CASE_os et crastin CASE_a mand CASE_ant funer CASE_a

Some call upon the gods with prayer and plaint, others exhort their martial weapons and warhorses, others again tearfully press beloved breasts and sorrowfully commission funeral pyres for the morrow.

final_alignments\Statius_Thebaid_Book7.json

respond CASE_ens autem saul a CASE_it numquid non fili CASE_us i CASE_emini ego s CASE_um de mini CASE_ma trib CASE_u israhel et cognatio me CASE_a novissi CASE_ma inter omn CASE_es famili CASE_as de trib CASE_u Beniamin quare ergo locut CASE_us es m CASE_ihi sermon CASE_em ist CASE_um

And Saul answering, said: Am not I a son of Jemini of the least tribe of Israel, and my kindred the last among all the families of the tribe of Benjamin? Why then hast thou spoken this word to me?

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

vir CASE_i autem h CASE_ii i CASE_d es CASE_t tr CASE_es Sedrac Misac et Abdenago cecid CASE_erunt in medi CASE_o camin CASE_i ign CASE_is ard CASE_entis conligat CASE_i

But these three men, that is, Sidrach, Misach, and Abdenago, fell down bound in the midst of the furnace of burning fire.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

h CASE_oc proeli CASE_o fact CASE_o reliqu CASE_as copi CASE_as helveti CASE_orum ut consequ CASE_i poss CASE_et pont CASE_em in ar CASE_ari faci CASE_endum cur CASE_at atque it CASE_a exercit CASE_um traduc CASE_it

This battle ended, that he might be able to come up with the remaining forces of the Helvetii, he procures a bridge to be made across the Saone , and thus leads his army over.

final_alignments\Caesar_DBG_Book1.json

et pon CASE_am omn CASE_es mont CASE_es me CASE_os in vi CASE_am et semit CASE_ae me CASE_ae exalt CASE_abuntur

And I will make all my mountains a way, and my paths shall be exalted.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

et d CASE_abo t CASE_e in man CASE_u quaer CASE_entium anim CASE_am tu CASE_am et in man CASE_u qu CASE_orum tu formid CASE_as faci CASE_em et in man CASE_u Nabuchodonosor reg CASE_is babylon CASE_is et in man CASE_u chalde CASE_orum

And I will give thee into the hand of them that seek thy life, and into the hand of them whose face thou fearest, and into the hand of Nabuchodonosor king of Babylon, and into the hand of the Chaldeans.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

qu CASE_o usque enim Massiliam oppugn CASE_abis

How long are you going to attack Massilia?

final_alignments\Cicero_Philippic_8.json

efficax et ill CASE_a qui CASE_etis imago qu CASE_ae Croesi reg CASE_is anim CASE_um maxi CASE_mo pri CASE_us met CASE_u deinde etiam dolor CASE_e confec CASE_it nam e du CASE_obus fili CASE_is et ingeni CASE_i agilitat CASE_e et corpor CASE_is dot CASE_ibus praestanti CASE_orem imperi CASE_i que succession CASE_i destinat CASE_um Atym existimav CASE_it ferr CASE_o s CASE_ibi erept CASE_um

Effective also was that sleep-vision which cowed the mind of king Croesus, first with extreme of fear, then also with sorrow. For he thought that one of his two sons, Atys, who excelled the other both in mental agility and physical endowment and whom he destined to succeed him, was snatched from him by steel.

final_alignments\Valerius_Memorable_Book1.json

sed et reliqui CASE_as effeminat CASE_orum qu CASE_i remans CASE_erant in di CASE_ebus as CASE_a patr CASE_is e CASE_ius abstul CASE_it de terr CASE_a

And the remnant also of the effeminate, who remained in the days of Asa, his father, he took out of the land.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

val CASE_e

Farewell.

final_alignments\Sidonius_Letters_Book4.json

tant CASE_um que severitat CASE_e profect CASE_um ut vexill CASE_um veteran CASE_orum non ampli CASE_us quingent CASE_i numer CASE_o e CASE_as Tacfarinatis copi CASE_as praesid CASE_ium cu CASE_i Thala nomen adgress CASE_as fud CASE_erint

And so effective was the severity that, when the same forces of Tacfarinas assaulted a stronghold named Thala, they were routed by a company of veterans not more than five hundred in number.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Annals_Book3.json

rapid CASE_o certamin CASE_a linqu CASE_it in latebr CASE_as evect CASE_us equ CASE_o noct CASE_is que per umbr CASE_am ad Tartessiacos tend CASE_it per litor CASE_a port CASE_us

Thus tempted to flight, he galloped away from the battlefield to a hiding-place, and then under cover of night rode on along the coast to the harbour at Tartessus.

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book16.json

c n CASE_e octav CASE_i clar CASE_i vir CASE_i et magn CASE_i qu CASE_i prim CASE_us in e CASE_am famili CASE_am qu CASE_ae postea vir CASE_is fortissi CASE_mis floru CASE_it attul CASE_it consulat CASE_um statu CASE_am vid CASE_emus in rostr CASE_is

We see on the Rostra the statue of Gnaeus Octavius, a great and famous gentleman, who first brought the consulship into this family, which later could be proud of its very courageous men.

final_alignments\Cicero_Philippic_9.json

plac CASE_etur domin CASE_o in h CASE_is qu CASE_i tim CASE_ent e CASE_um et expect CASE_ant misericordi CASE_am e CASE_ius

beneplacitum est Domino super timentes eum et in eis qui sperant super misericordia eius

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

et cogit CASE_abant ad alterutr CASE_um dic CASE_entes quia pan CASE_es non hab CASE_emus

And they reasoned among themselves, saying: Because we have no bread.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

ill CASE_e ded CASE_it Phoebo radi CASE_os ded CASE_it et corn CASE_ua lun CASE_ae ill CASE_e homin CASE_es etiam terr CASE_is ded CASE_it ut sider CASE_a cael CASE_o h CASE_ic claus CASE_it membr CASE_is anim CASE_os cels CASE_a sed CASE_e petit CASE_os

He gave the sun his rays, the moon her horns, He peopled too the earth with men as the sky with constellations; He locked into limbs spirits brought down from their high abode.

final_alignments\Boethius_Philosophy_Book3.json

pauc CASE_is post di CASE_ebus dissensio n CASE_e in exercit CASE_u ort CASE_a faust CASE_us et afrani CASE_us interfici CASE_untur pompei CASE_ae cum faust CASE_i lib CASE_eris caesar incolumitat CASE_em su CASE_a que omn CASE_ia concess CASE_it

A few days later some disagreement arose in the army and Faustus and Afranius were killed. As for Pompeia and the children of Faustus, Caesar spared their lives and allowed them to retain all their property.

final_alignments\Caesar_African.json

inter qu CASE_ae perfug CASE_a Batavus cerial CASE_em terg CASE_a victim, promitt CASE_ens if, extre CASE_mo swamp, eques, send, gold ill CASE_a and, et custodi CASE_a meet; mate, hold

Meantime a Batavian deserter approached Cerialis, promising him a chance to attack the enemys rear if he would send some cavalry along the edge of the marsh; for there, he said, was solid ground and the Cugerni, who guarded at that spot, were careless.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Histories_Book5.json

itaque Theramenes perinde atque in domestic CASE_o lectul CASE_o mori CASE_ens vit CASE_a excess CASE_it inimic CASE_orum existimatio n CASE_e punit CASE_us su CASE_o iudici CASE_o finit CASE_us

And so Theramenes passed from life as though dying at home in bed; punished as his enemies thought, but in his own judgment simply terminated.

final_alignments\Valerius_Memorable_Book3.json

visio Isaiae fili CASE_i amos qu CASE_am vid CASE_it sup CASE_er iud CASE_am et hierusalem in di CASE_ebus Oziae Ioatham Ahaz Ezechiae reg CASE_um iud CASE_a

The vision of Isaias the Son of Amos, which he saw concerning Juda and Jerusalem in the days of Ozias, Joathan, Achaz, and Ezechias, kings of Juda.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

Quantiscum que sumpt CASE_ibus const CASE_et lucr CASE_um es CASE_t pietat CASE_is nomin CASE_e fac CASE_ere sumpt CASE_um siquidem inop CASE_es qu CASE_os refrigeri CASE_o ist CASE_o iuv CASE_amus non qu CASE_a penes v CASE_os parasit CASE_i adfect CASE_ant ad glori CASE_am famul CASE_andae libert CASE_atis sub auctorament CASE_o ventr CASE_is inter contumeli CASE_as sagin CASE_andi sed qu CASE_a penes de CASE_um mai CASE_or es CASE_t contemplatio mediocr CASE_ium

Whatever the cost, it is gain to spend in pietys name, for with that refreshment we help the needy. No, not, as among you, parasites aspire for the glory of selling their freedom, authorized by their belly to fatten themselves at the cost of any insult; no, because with God there is greater consideration for those of lower degree.

final_alignments\Tertullian_Apology.json

atque utinam van CASE_o quam terr CASE_ear aest CASE_u langu CASE_ent ter quin CASE_os sed me CASE_a membr CASE_a di CASE_es

And would it were no real fever, but some vain alarm! But for thrice five days their strength has left my limbs.

final_alignments\Tibullus_Elegies.json

rex interim ab omn CASE_ibus civitat CASE_ibus exclus CASE_us desperat CASE_a salut CASE_e cum i CASE_am cenat CASE_us esset cum Petreio ut per virtut CASE_em interfect CASE_i esse vid CASE_erentur ferr CASE_o inter s CASE_e depugn CASE_ant atque firmi CASE_or imbecilli CASE_orem iub CASE_a Petreium facil CASE_e ferr CASE_o consumps CASE_it

Meanwhile king Juba, outlawed by all his townships, despaired of saving his life. And so finally, after dining with Petreius, he fought a duel with him with swords, so as to create the impression that both had met a gallant death; and the sword of the stronger man, Juba, easily put an end to Petreius, his weaker adversary.

final_alignments\Caesar_African.json

elev CASE_are elev CASE_are consurg CASE_e hierusalem qu CASE_ae bib CASE_isti de man CASE_u domin CASE_i calic CASE_em ir CASE_ae e CASE_ius usque ad fund CASE_um calic CASE_is sopor CASE_is bib CASE_isti et epotav CASE_isti usque ad faec CASE_es

Arise, arise, stand up, O Jerusalem, which hast drunk at the hand of the Lord the cup of his wrath; thou hast drunk even to the bottom of the cup of dead sleep, and thou hast drunk even to the dregs.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

sed quia per medi CASE_um es CASE_t tellus suspens CASE_a profund CASE_um bin CASE_is a sum CASE_mo sign CASE_is disced CASE_it et i CASE_mo

But since the Earth is suspended in the middle of space, it is two signs separated from the north pole and two from the south.

final_alignments\Manilius_Astronomica_Book1.json

fil CASE_i homin CASE_is in medi CASE_o dom CASE_us exasper CASE_antis tu habit CASE_as qu CASE_i ocul CASE_os hab CASE_ent ad vid CASE_endum et non vid CASE_ent et aur CASE_es ad audi CASE_endum et non audi CASE_unt quia dom CASE_us exasper CASE_ans es CASE_t

Son of man, thou dwellest in the midst of a provoking house: who have eyes to see, and see not: and ears to hear, and hear not: for they are a provoking house.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

pro mithridat CASE_e quando gravi CASE_us mer CASE_eretur non potenti CASE_am neque regn CASE_um prec CASE_ari sed n CASE_e triumph CASE_aretur neve poen CASE_as cap CASE_ite expend CASE_eret

On behalf of Mithri-dates, who deserved sterner treatment, he asked for neither power nor royalty, but simply that he should not be led in triumph nor expiate his faults with his life.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Annals_Book12.json

omn CASE_i vit CASE_a tu CASE_a dilig CASE_e de CASE_um et invoc CASE_a e CASE_um in salut CASE_e tu CASE_a

Love God all thy life, and call upon him for thy salvation.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

a CASE_it dom CASE_i n CASE_e deus patr CASE_um nostr CASE_orum tu es deus in cael CASE_o et domin CASE_aris cunct CASE_is regn CASE_is gent CASE_ium in man CASE_u tu CASE_a es CASE_t fortitudo et potent CASE_ia nec qu CASE_is t CASE_ibi pot CASE_est resist CASE_ere

And said: O Lord God of our fathers, thou art God in heaven, and rulest over all the kingdoms and nations, in thy hand is strength and power, and no one can resist thee.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

sed e CASE_a mag CASE_is ess CASE_e secut CASE_um qu CASE_am

But those acts he had yielded to, rather than desired.

final_alignments\Quintus_Curtius_Alexander_Book6.json

Artabazus conveni CASE_entem praesent CASE_i fortun CASE_ae sententi CASE_am ors CASE_us mitig CASE_are Dareum temp CASE_orum identidem admon CASE_ens coep CASE_it fer CASE_ret aequ CASE_o anim CASE_o cum que su CASE_orum tamen vel stultiti CASE_am vel error CASE_em

Arta-bazus, starting to express an opinion suitable to the present situation, began to try to soothe Darius, from time to time reminding him of the exigencies; the king, he said, ought to bear with patience either the folly or the error of those, of whatever sort they might be, who were nevertheless his subjects.

final_alignments\Quintus_Curtius_Alexander_Book5.json

decem et octo cubit CASE_os altitudin CASE_is hab CASE_ebat column CASE_a un CASE_a et capitell CASE_um aere CASE_um sup CASE_er s CASE_e altitudin CASE_is tr CASE_ium cubit CASE_orum et reticul CASE_um et malogranat CASE_a sup CASE_er capitell CASE_um column CASE_ae omn CASE_ia aere CASE_a simil CASE_em et column CASE_a secund CASE_a hab CASE_ebat ornat CASE_um

One pillar was eighteen cubits high: and the chapiter of brass, which was upon it, was three cubits high: and the network, and the pomegranates that were upon the chapiter of the pillar, were all of brass: and the second pillar had the like adorning.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

omn CASE_e pondus candelabr CASE_i cum univers CASE_is vas CASE_is su CASE_is hab CASE_ebit talent CASE_um aur CASE_i mundissi CASE_mi

The whole weight of the candlestick, with all the furniture thereof, shall be a talent of the purest gold.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

et occid CASE_it e CASE_os exercit CASE_us et sed CASE_it Demetrius sup CASE_er sed CASE_em regn CASE_i su CASE_i

So the army slew them. And Demetrius sat upon the throne of his kingdom:

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

bell CASE_a sat CASE_is cecin CASE_i cithar CASE_am i CASE_am posc CASE_it apollo victor et ad placid CASE_os exu CASE_it arm CASE_a chor CASE_os

I have sung enough of war: victorious Apollo now demands his lyre, and doffs his armour for dances of peace.

final_alignments\Propertius_Elegies_Book4.json

et fact CASE_um est verb CASE_um domin CASE_i ad m CASE_e dic CASE_ens

Then the word of the Lord came to me, saying:

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

nonne e CASE_a qu CASE_ae possed CASE_it Chamos deus tu CASE_us t CASE_ibi iure deb CASE_entur qu CASE_ae autem domin CASE_us deus noster victor obtinu CASE_it in nostr CASE_am ced CASE_ent possession CASE_em

Are not those things which thy god Chamos possesseth, due to thee by right? But what the Lord our God hath obtained by conquest, shall be our possession:

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

ac n CASE_e coet CASE_u salut CASE_antium frequent CASE_aretur separ CASE_at dom CASE_um matr CASE_em que transfer CASE_t in e CASE_am qu CASE_ae antoni CASE_ae fu CASE_erat quotiens ips CASE_e illuc ventit CASE_aret saept CASE_us turb CASE_a centurion CASE_um et post brev CASE_e oscul CASE_um digredi CASE_ens

That her levees should not be frequented by a crowd of visitants, he made his own establishment separate, installed his mother in the house once belonging to Antonia, and, at his visits to her new quarters, came surrounded by a throng of centurions and left after a perfunctory kiss.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Annals_Book13.json

flect CASE_ite in itali CASE_am pror CASE_as avert CASE_ite class CASE_em

Turn the ships prows back towards Italy and alter our course!

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book17.json

gaud CASE_et gemin CASE_o sub numin CASE_e port CASE_us

The haven rejoices under its double deity.

final_alignments\Statius_Silvae_Book2.json

fid CASE_e moses nat CASE_us occultat CASE_us est mens CASE_ibus tr CASE_ibus a par CASE_entibus su CASE_is e CASE_o qu CASE_od vid CASE_issent elegant CASE_em infant CASE_em et non timu CASE_erunt reg CASE_is edict CASE_um

By faith Moses, when he was born, was hid three months by his parents: because they saw he was a comely babe, and they feared not the king's edict.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

invidi CASE_ae fu CASE_imus num m CASE_e deus obru CASE_it an qu CASE_ae lect CASE_a Prometheis divid CASE_it herb CASE_a iug CASE_is non s CASE_um ego qu CASE_i fu CASE_eram mut CASE_at vi CASE_a long CASE_a puell CASE_as

We challenged Envy. Can a god have crushed me? Or was it a magic herb picked on Caucasian hills to divide lovers? I am not what I was: a distant journey changes a womans heart.

final_alignments\Propertius_Elegies_Book1.json

ast ubi quaesit CASE_as art CASE_is de mor CASE_e vetust CASE_ae intrav CASE_it ment CASE_es super CASE_um sic deinde prof CASE_atur Aetolos lat CASE_e constern CASE_i milit CASE_e camp CASE_os Idaeo que lac CASE_us flagr CASE_antes sanguin CASE_e cern CASE_o

But when, following the custom of her ancient art, she had entered into the mind of the gods whom she inquired of, thus she spoke aloud: I see the Aetolian fields covered far and wide with soldiers corpses, and lakes red with Trojan blood.

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book1.json

abav CASE_us me CASE_us august CASE_us agripp CASE_ae et Maecenati usurp CASE_are oti CASE_um post labor CASE_es concess CASE_it sed in e CASE_a ips CASE_e aetat CASE_e cui CASE_us auctorit CASE_as tu CASE_eretur quidquid ill CASE_ud et cum que tribu CASE_isset ac tamen neutr CASE_um d CASE_atis a s CASE_e praemi CASE_is exu CASE_it

Augustus, the grandfather of my grandfather, allowed Agrippa and Maecenas to rest after their labours, but had himself reached an age, the authority of which could justify whatever boon, and of whatever character, he had bestowed upon them. And even so he stripped neither of the rewards conferred by himself.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Annals_Book14.json

insup CASE_er fundament CASE_a lapide CASE_is et marmore CASE_is copi CASE_is gradation CASE_es ab substructio n CASE_e f CASE_ieri deb CASE_ent

Above the foundations, the stepped seats ought to be built up from the substructure in stone or marble.

final_alignments\Vitruvius_Architecture_Book_5.json

qu CASE_i consulat CASE_um in brut CASE_i loc CASE_um s CASE_e pet CASE_ere profit CASE_etur atque h CASE_oc quidem detestabil CASE_e omen avert CASE_at iuppiter

who announces his candidacy for the consulship in place of Brutus. May Jupiter avert so abominable an omen!

final_alignments\Cicero_Philippic_11.json

it CASE_a necesse esse CASE_erat rursus Two

Thus it was necessary to draw it back again.

final_alignments\Vitruvius_Architecture_Book_10.json

qu CASE_is es CASE_t qu CASE_i pro r CASE_erum atrocitat CASE_e deplor CASE_are tant CASE_as calamitat CASE_es que CASE_at

Who could find words to deplore such calamities as befits their atrocious character?

final_alignments\Cicero_Philippic_11.json

a miser CASE_ae matr CASE_es h CASE_unc t CASE_e noct CASE_es que di CASE_es que defl CASE_ebam si verb CASE_a tamen monit CASE_us que tu CASE_orum dign CASE_aris dum castr CASE_a sil CASE_ent suspens CASE_a que bell CASE_um horresc CASE_it pietas genetrix iub CASE_eo que rog CASE_o que

Ah, unhappy mothers! Is this you that I wept for day and night? Yet if you have any respect for the words and counsel of your folk, I who bore you command and beg, while the armies are silent and piety in suspense shudders at war:

final_alignments\Statius_Thebaid_Book7.json

postre CASE_mo ill CASE_e quidquid ag CASE_it in aegritudi n CASE_e fac CASE_it ignor CASE_ans pecc CASE_at at tu miser prudens et sci CASE_ens delinqu CASE_is tant CASE_a vis morb CASE_i t CASE_e instig CASE_at

finally, whatever he does he does from illness, and his errors are due to ignorance, while your crimes, you wretch, are conscious and deliberate, so powerful is the malady that urges you on.

final_alignments\Apuleius_Apologia.json

i CASE_am pridem invis CASE_us div CASE_is et inutil CASE_is ann CASE_os demor CASE_or ex qu CASE_o m CASE_e div CASE_um pater atque homin CASE_um rex fulmin CASE_is adflav CASE_it vent CASE_is et contig CASE_it ign CASE_i

Hated of heaven and useless, I have long stayed the years, ever since the father of gods and king of men breathed upon me with the winds of his bolt and touched me with his fire.

final_alignments\Virgil_Aeneid_Book2.json

Polydamanteis iuven CASE_is pedian CASE_us in arm CASE_is bell CASE_a agit CASE_abat atrox troian CASE_a que semin CASE_a et ort CASE_us atque e s CASE_ese de stirp CASE_e fer CASE_ebat haud levi CASE_or gen CASE_eris fam CASE_a sacr CASE_o que Timavo glori CASE_a et Euganeis dilect CASE_um nomen in or CASE_is

Young Pedianus fought bravely there in the armour of Polydamas.a He claimed descent from Troy and Antenorb as his ancestor; he was a worthy scion of his race, the pride of the sacred river Timavus; and his name was dear to the Euganean land.

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book12.json

non m CASE_ihi uxor aut fili CASE_us patr CASE_e et r CASE_e public CASE_a cari CASE_ores s CASE_unt sed ill CASE_um quidem su CASE_a maiestas imperi CASE_um roman CASE_um ceter CASE_i exercit CASE_us defend CASE_ent

Neither my wife nor my son is dearer to me than my father and my country; but his own majesty will protect my father, and its other armies the empire.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Annals_Book1.json

non n CASE_os aut lev CASE_ibus compon CASE_ere brachi CASE_a rem CASE_is nov CASE_imus aut vent CASE_os opus expect CASE_are fer CASE_entes i CASE_mus equ CASE_is qu CASE_a vel medi CASE_o rig CASE_et aequor CASE_e pont CASE_us vel tumid CASE_a frem CASE_it Hister aqu CASE_a nec moen CASE_ia n CASE_obis vestr CASE_a plac CASE_ent fer CASE_or arcto CASE_is nunc lib CASE_er in arv CASE_is cunct CASE_a ten CASE_ens cum m CASE_e omn CASE_ia ag CASE_o iact CASE_ura que plaustr CASE_i sol CASE_a nec h CASE_ac long CASE_um victor poti CASE_ere rapin CASE_a ast epul CASE_ae pec CASE_us qu CASE_ae fer CASE_arum

We have not learnt to apply our arms to the nimble oar, nor need we to wait for winds to bear us onward; on horses do we ride, be it where the sea lies stiff in mid-expanse or where the swelling waves of Hister roar; nor care we for your city walls: now am I borne unhindered in northern fields, with all that I possess; all my goods do I carry with me, a wain is all I have to lose, nor is this a booty that thou canst long possess; nay, for our banquets serve whatever cattle we own, whatever beast we slay.

final_alignments\Valerius_Flaccus_Argonautica_Book6.json

esse CASE_Erat ut supra dict CASE_um est Hyrcaniae finitim CASE_a gens amazon CASE_um circ CASE_a Thermodonta amn CASE_em Themiscyrae incol CASE_entium camp CASE_os

There was, as was said before, neighbouring on Hyrcania, a race of Amazons, inhabiting the plains of Themiscyra, about the river Thermodon.

final_alignments\Quintus_Curtius_Alexander_Book6.json

unde tub CASE_as mart CASE_em que pat CASE_i qu CASE_i fervid CASE_us ecce quant CASE_a par CASE_at qu CASE_id si ill CASE_e tu CASE_os Curetas in arm CASE_a duc CASE_at et innocu CASE_is iub CASE_eat decern CASE_ere pelt CASE_is quin etiam invis CASE_os sic host CASE_is defu CASE_it Argos elig CASE_is o ips CASE_is gen CASE_itor gravi CASE_ora pericl CASE_is iuss CASE_a ru CASE_imus dit CASE_are Mycenas cedo equidem

How are they to suffer trumpets and Mars? And see what work fiery Mars is preparing. What if he were to lead your Curetes to arms and bid them try the issue with their harmless bucklers? And you choose hated Argos 'was there no other enemy? More grievous, sire, are your commands than the danger itself. Do we fall to make my stepmothers Mycenae rich? For my part I yield.

final_alignments\Statius_Thebaid_Book7.json

es CASE_t qu CASE_o ut CASE_i poss CASE_it magn CASE_us congest CASE_us haren CASE_ae fluct CASE_ibus advers CASE_is oppil CASE_are osti CASE_a contra cum mare permot CASE_um vent CASE_is ru CASE_it intus haren CASE_am qu CASE_o f CASE_it ut CASE_i pact CASE_o lib CASE_er minus exit CASE_us amnis et procliv CASE_is item fi CASE_at minus impet CASE_us und CASE_is

It is possible also that a great collection of sand blocks up the mouth against the stream, when the sea, stirred by the winds, rolls the sand inwards; by which it comes about that the outlet of the river becomes less free, and the waves have a less easy run downwards.

final_alignments\Lucretius_De_Rerum_Natura_Book6.json

ceter CASE_um testudin CASE_em decoqu CASE_i cum carn CASE_ibus pecud CASE_is Pythius e CASE_o mod CASE_o renuntiav CASE_it qu CASE_o supra dix CASE_imus moment CASE_o apud Lydiam fu CASE_erat

But the boiling of the tortoise with the flesh of the lamb Apollo reported, by the method we have described; in a moment he had been in Lydia.

final_alignments\Tertullian_Apology.json

capu CASE_ae n CASE_e t CASE_e put CASE_abas in qu CASE_a urb CASE_e domicili CASE_um quondam superbi CASE_ae fu CASE_it consul CASE_em ess CASE_e sicut er CASE_as e CASE_o tempor CASE_e an rom CASE_ae in qu CASE_a civitat CASE_e omn CASE_es ante v CASE_os consul CASE_es senat CASE_ui paru CASE_erunt tu es aus CASE_us in circ CASE_o flamini CASE_o product CASE_us cum tu CASE_o ill CASE_o par CASE_e dic CASE_ere t CASE_e semper misericord CASE_em fu CASE_isse qu CASE_o verb CASE_o senat CASE_um atque omn CASE_es bon CASE_os tum quum a patri CASE_a pest CASE_em depell CASE_erent crudel CASE_es demonstr CASE_abas fu CASE_isse

Did you think you were consul of Capua (as indeed you werea at this time), a city wherein arrogance had once her dwelling, or of Rome, a state wherein all consuls before you have bowed to the will of the senate? When you were introduced in the Circus of Flaminius with your noble partner, did you dare to assert that you had always been of a compassionate nature?'an expression wherein you clearly intimated that the senate and all good patriots had been hardhearted men when they cleansed their country of a plague-spot.

final_alignments\Cicero_Post_Reditum_In_Senatu.json

obsecr CASE_o ut transi CASE_re m CASE_ihi lic CASE_eat per terr CASE_am tu CASE_am non declin CASE_abimus in agr CASE_os et vine CASE_as non bib CASE_emus aqu CASE_as ex pute CASE_is vi CASE_a regi CASE_a gradi CASE_emur donec transe CASE_amus termin CASE_os tu CASE_os

I beseech thee that I may have leave to pass through thy land: we will not go aside into the fields or the vineyards, we will not drink waters of the wells, we will go the king's highway, till we be past thy borders.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

sed commun CASE_is libert CASE_atis caus CASE_a demonstr CASE_at et quoniam s CASE_it fortun CASE_ae ced CASE_endum ad utr CASE_am r CASE_em s CASE_e ill CASE_is offer CASE_re seu mort CASE_e su CASE_a roman CASE_is satisfac CASE_ere seu viv CASE_um trad CASE_ere vel CASE_int mitt CASE_untur de h CASE_is r CASE_ebus ad caesar CASE_em legat CASE_i

but on account of the general freedom; and since he must yield to fortune, he offered himself to them for either purpose, whether they should wish to atone to the Romans by his death, or surrender him alive. Embassadors are sent to Caesar on this subject.

final_alignments\Caesar_DBG_Book7.json

parv CASE_a autem exenia transmis CASE_i qu CASE_ae v CASE_obis parv CASE_a non esse CASE_erunt cum a v CASE_obis ex beat CASE_i petr CASE_i apostol CASE_i fu CASE_erint benedictio n CASE_e suscept CASE_a

I have sent you, moreover, small presents which shall not seem small unto you, if you shall accept them as hallowed with the blessing of the blessed apostle Peter.

final_alignments\Bede_Ecclesiastical_Book1.json

or CASE_itur clam CASE_or dextr CASE_ae que sequ CASE_untur verb CASE_a duc CASE_is

Then rose a shout, and all with uplifted hands approved their leaders words.

final_alignments\Valerius_Flaccus_Argonautica_Book1.json

et faci CASE_ens misericordi CASE_am in mili CASE_a h CASE_is qu CASE_i dilig CASE_unt m CASE_e et custodi CASE_unt praecept CASE_a me CASE_a

And shewing mercy unto thousands to them that love me, and keep my commandments.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

i CASE_am que post securitat CASE_em quaestion CASE_es agit CASE_abantur ex mor CASE_e et vincul CASE_is caten CASE_is que plur CASE_es ut noxi CASE_i plect CASE_ebantur

And now after this relief the usual trials were set on foot, and many men were punished with bonds and chains, as malefactors.

final_alignments\Ammianus_Marcellinus_Book15.json

ies CASE_us autem dix CASE_it e CASE_is non hab CASE_ent necesse i CASE_re d CASE_ate ill CASE_is v CASE_os manduc CASE_are

But Jesus said to them, They have no need to go: give you them to eat.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

Contionantiprodigiosum dic foed CASE_arum volucr CASE_um supervolitav CASE_it ut nub CASE_e atr CASE_a di CASE_em obtend CASE_erent

While Vitellius was addressing the troops an incredible prodigy appeared'such a flock of birds of ill omen flew above him that they obscured the day with a black cloud.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Histories_Book3.json

in qu CASE_o non minus serv CASE_is qu CASE_am domin CASE_is praestit CASE_isti n CASE_os enim secur CASE_os ill CASE_os bon CASE_os fec CASE_isti

thereby doing a service to slaves by making them better men as well as to their masters in ridding us of our fears.

final_alignments\Pliny_Younger_Panegyricus.json

confus CASE_us est Moab quoniam vict CASE_us est ulul CASE_ate et clam CASE_ate adnunti CASE_ate in arn CASE_o n CASE_e quoniam vastat CASE_a est Moab

Moab is confounded, because he is overthrown: howl ye, and cry, tell ye it in Arnon, that Moab is wasted.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

ignov CASE_isset qu CASE_am avid CASE_o committ CASE_ere pugn CASE_am Varroni qu CASE_i simul tot tel CASE_a vid CASE_eret

Any man who had seen so great an army mustered might have pardoned Varros eagerness to fight a battle.

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book8.json

simul cog CASE_ito cum s CASE_int ist CASE_a lud CASE_us et avocament CASE_um qu CASE_ae quant CASE_ae que s CASE_int hu CASE_ius cur CASE_ae seri CASE_ae et intent CASE_ae et a qu CASE_ibus s CASE_e in tal CASE_e oti CASE_um recip CASE_it

at the same time I ask myself what, if these are Caesars recreation and amusements, must be the extent of his serious interests and preoccupations, from which he turns to relaxation like this.

final_alignments\Pliny_Younger_Panegyricus.json

flav CASE_a cer CASE_es t CASE_ibi f CASE_it nostr CASE_o de rur CASE_e coron CASE_a spice CASE_a qu CASE_ae templ CASE_i pend CASE_eat ante for CASE_es pomos CASE_is que ruber custos don CASE_atur in hort CASE_is terr CASE_eat ut saev CASE_a falc CASE_e Priapus av CASE_es

Ceres of the yellow hair, from my farm comes a spiky wreath to hang before thy temple doors. And to the fruit-laden gardens is given red Priapus as watch, to scare the birds with cruel billhook.

final_alignments\Tibullus_Elegies.json

ager in medi CASE_o harenos CASE_us un CASE_a speci CASE_e neque flumen neque mons esse CASE_erat qu CASE_i fin CASE_is e CASE_orum discern CASE_eret

In between lay a sandy district of uniform aspect: there was no river or mountain to mark their frontier,

final_alignments\Sallust_Jugurtha.json

port CASE_us ab euro CASE_o fluct CASE_u curvat CASE_us in arc CASE_um obiect CASE_ae sals CASE_a spum CASE_ant aspargin CASE_e cautes ips CASE_e lat CASE_et gemin CASE_o demitt CASE_unt bracchi CASE_a mur CASE_o turrit CASE_i scopul CASE_i refug CASE_it que ab litor CASE_e templ CASE_um

There a harbour is bent bow-like by the eastern surge; its jutting reefs foam with the salt spray, itself lying hid; towering crags let down arms of twin walls, and the temple lies away from the shore.

final_alignments\Virgil_Aeneid_Book3.json

inter qu CASE_ae sapor immens CASE_um quant CASE_um astut CASE_us et cum s CASE_ibi conduc CASE_eret humil CASE_is aut elat CASE_us societat CASE_is futur CASE_ae speci CASE_e pap CASE_am ut incurios CASE_um su CASE_i per lat CASE_entes nunti CASE_os increp CASE_abat qu CASE_od maiestat CASE_is regi CASE_ae velament CASE_o cylac CASE_i serv CASE_iret et Arrabanni qu CASE_os ill CASE_e praeceps blanditi CASE_arum illecebr CASE_is interfec CASE_it capit CASE_a que caes CASE_orum ad sapor CASE_em ut ei moriger CASE_us mis CASE_it

Meanwhile Sapor, who was immensely crafty and according to his advantage either humble or arrogant, under pretence of a future alliance, upbraided Papa through secret messengers as regardless of his own interests in being the slave of Cylaces and Arrabannes under the semblance of royal power. Papa, in headlong haste, and using the allurements of flattering blandishments, had the two men killed, and, when they were slain, sent their heads to Sapor as a sign of his submission.

final_alignments\Ammianus_Marcellinus_Book27.json

h CASE_aec autem contin CASE_eantur ab alt CASE_eris du CASE_obus crass CASE_is i CASE_s lat CASE_is s dist CASE_ent autem transversari CASE_a inter s CASE_e circit CASE_er pedes iii s

Now these are to be held together by two others 18 inches thick, and 6 inches broad. Let the cross-pieces be at intervals of 3 1/2 feet.

final_alignments\Vitruvius_Architecture_Book_10.json

fili CASE_i iud CASE_a Her Auna n CASE_e Sela tr CASE_es nat CASE_i sunt ei de fili CASE_a su CASE_e Chananitidis fu CASE_it autem Her primogenit CASE_us iud CASE_a mal CASE_us cor CASE_am domin CASE_o et occid CASE_it e CASE_um

The sons of Juda: Her, Onan and Sela. These three were born to him of the Chanaanitess the daughter of Sue. And Her the firstborn of Juda, was wicked in the sight of the Lord, and he slew him.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

sed pector CASE_a firm CASE_ans Hagniades non h CASE_anc inqu CASE_it sin CASE_e numin CASE_e pin CASE_um derig CASE_imus nec m CASE_e tant CASE_um toni CASE_a curs CASE_us often, ips CASE_a hand, dignat CASE_a keel, eat/consume/devour;

But Hagnius son comforted their breasts, saying: Not without the help of a god do we pilot this ship; nor has the Tritonian queen but taught me the ways of the sea; oft-times has she herself deigned to guide our keel.

final_alignments\Valerius_Flaccus_Argonautica_Book2.json

h CASE_unc cecin CASE_ere di CASE_em parc CASE_ae fatal CASE_ia n CASE_entes stamin CASE_a non ull CASE_i dissolu CASE_enda de CASE_o h CASE_unc for CASE_e aquitan CASE_as poss CASE_et qu CASE_i fund CASE_ere gent CASE_es qu CASE_em trem CASE_eret fort CASE_i milit CASE_e vict CASE_us Atur

Of this day sang the Parcae as they span the thread of doom which no god can untwist'that this should be the day to put the folk of Aquitaine to rout, to make the Adour to tremble, by a valiant soldiery overpowered.

final_alignments\Tibullus_Elegies.json

i CASE_am que alt CASE_ae cecid CASE_ere iub CASE_ae nut CASE_at que coact CASE_um i CASE_am caput atque ingens extra su CASE_a veller CASE_a cervix ceu reflu CASE_ens pad CASE_us aut septem proiect CASE_us in amn CASE_es Nilus et hesperi CASE_um veni CASE_ens alphe CASE_os in orb CASE_em

And now the high crest sinks, now the head is nodding overpowered and the huge neck has slipped from around the fleece it guarded, like refluent Po or Nile that sprawls in seven streams or Alpheus when his waters enter the Hesperian world.

final_alignments\Valerius_Flaccus_Argonautica_Book8.json

et accid CASE_it qu CASE_a di CASE_e ut dic CASE_eret Ionatha n CASE_e fili CASE_us saul ad adulescent CASE_em armiger CASE_um su CASE_um ven CASE_i et transe CASE_amus ad station CASE_em Philisthim qu CASE_ae es CASE_t trans loc CASE_um ill CASE_um patr CASE_i autem su CASE_o h CASE_oc ips CASE_um non indicav CASE_it

Now it came to pass one day that Jonathan, the son of Saul, said to the young man that bore his armour: Come, and let us go over to the garrison of the Philistines, which is on the other side of yonder place. But he told not this to his father.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

contra Sidonius let CASE_o non terr CASE_eor ull CASE_o

Hasdrubal answered: No death affrights me.

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book15.json

i nunc ingrat CASE_is offer t CASE_e inris CASE_e pericl CASE_is Tyrrhenas i stern CASE_e aci CASE_es teg CASE_e pac CASE_e latin CASE_os

So go now, confront thankless perils, scorned as you are: go, lay low the Tuscan ranks; shield the Latins with peace.

final_alignments\Virgil_Aeneid_Book7.json

statim ergo muner CASE_i e CASE_ius liberalitas tu CASE_a adstrux CASE_it ut quemadmodum in patr CASE_is fili CASE_us sic in heredit CASE_ate fili CASE_i pater es CASE_set immun CASE_is nec eodem moment CASE_o qu CASE_o pater ess CASE_e desiv CASE_isset h CASE_oc qu CASE_o amitt CASE_eret qu CASE_od fu CASE_isset

Accordingly, without delay, your generosity built on his foundations by extending the immunity enjoyed by a son in regard to his fathers property to a father on inheriting his sons, so that the loss of his status of fatherhood should not end its privileges.

final_alignments\Pliny_Younger_Panegyricus.json

except CASE_am laet CASE_o iuven CASE_um certamin CASE_e duct CASE_or mact CASE_at div CASE_a enim h CASE_aec gratissi CASE_ma sacr CASE_a fulvi CASE_us atque ads CASE_is or CASE_at Latonia coept CASE_is

The soldiers, delighting in the chase, caught it, and their general, Fulvius, slaughtered it as an acceptable offering to Letos daughter,a and prayed that the goddess might assist his enterprise.

final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book13.json

et tant CASE_am in s CASE_e expert CASE_us humanitat CASE_em ut pater noster voc CASE_aretur et ador CASE_aretur ab omn CASE_ibus post reg CASE_em secund CASE_us

And found our humanity so great towards him, that he was called our father, and was worshipped by all as the next man after the king:

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

sup CASE_er mont CASE_es non comed CASE_erit et ocul CASE_os su CASE_os non levav CASE_erit ad idol CASE_a dom CASE_us israhel et uxor CASE_em proxi CASE_mi su CASE_i non violav CASE_erit

That hath not eaten upon the mountains, nor lifted up his eyes to the idols of the house of Israel, and hath not defiled his neighbour's wife:

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

et dispers CASE_i e CASE_os in gent CASE_es et ventilat CASE_i sunt in terr CASE_is iuxta vi CASE_as e CASE_orum et adinvention CASE_es iudicav CASE_i e CASE_os

And I scattered them among the nations, and they are dispersed through the countries: I have judged them according to their ways, and their devices.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

et clamav CASE_erunt ad domin CASE_um in tribulatio n CASE_e su CASE_a de angusti CASE_is e CASE_orum salvav CASE_it e CASE_os

et clamaverunt ad Dominum cum tribularentur et de necessitatibus eorum liberavit eos

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

in duplic CASE_i autem portic CASE_u conloc CASE_entur h CASE_aec membr CASE_a ephebe CASE_um in medi CASE_o h CASE_oc autem es CASE_t exhedr CASE_a amplissi CASE_ma cum sed CASE_ibus terti CASE_a part CASE_e longi CASE_or s CASE_it qu CASE_am lat CASE_a sub dextr CASE_o coryce CASE_um deinde proxime conisteri CASE_um a conisteri CASE_o in vers CASE_ura portic CASE_us frigid CASE_a lavatio qu CASE_am graec CASE_i n CASE_e vocit CASE_ant ad sinistr CASE_am ephebe CASE_i elaeothesium proxime autem elaeothesium frigidari CASE_um ab e CASE_o que iter in propnigeum in vers CASE_ura portic CASE_us

In the double colonnade, however, these provisions are to be made. In the centre there is to be the ephebeum (a large apsidal recess with seats for young men) a third longer than it is wide; on the right the coryceum (for exercise with the quintain); next to this the conisterium (for athletes to powder themselves); adjoining the conisterium at the angle of the colonnade the cold bath which the Greeks call loutron; at the left of the ephebeum, the elaeothesium (for athletes to oil themselves); next to this is the cold room from which the furnace-room is entered at the angle of the colonnade.

final_alignments\Vitruvius_Architecture_Book_5.json

man CASE_us in man CASE_u non esse CASE_erit innocens mal CASE_us semen autem iust CASE_orum salv CASE_abitur

Hand in hand the evil man shall not be innocent: but the seed of the just shall be saved.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

qu CASE_od si nihil reman CASE_et suspicion CASE_is neque in piscator CASE_ibus merced CASE_e invit CASE_atis ad qu CASE_od sol CASE_ent ad pisc CASE_em capi CASE_endum qu CASE_os tamen null CASE_os ad testimoni CASE_um produx CASE_ere quippe qu CASE_i null CASE_i fu CASE_erunt neque in ips CASE_o preti CASE_o r CASE_ei venal CASE_is cui CASE_us tamen quantitat CASE_em null CASE_am taxav CASE_ere n CASE_e si mediocr CASE_e preti CASE_um dix CASE_issent contemn CASE_eretur si pluri CASE_mum non cred CASE_ere in h CASE_is ut dic CASE_o null CASE_a suspici CASE_o es CASE_t respond CASE_eat m CASE_ihi aemilian CASE_us qu CASE_o proxi CASE_mo sign CASE_o ad accusation CASE_em magi CASE_ae s CASE_it induct CASE_us

But if there is no further ground for suspicion, neither in my hiring fishermen to do their usual work and catch fish (none of them, however, have they produced as witnesses, since they never existed), nor in the actual price of the purchase (the amount of which they did not specify, in case any price they named would be laughable if moderate and incredible if excessive): if, I repeat, there is no ground for suspicion in all this, let Aemilianus tell me what evidence in particular led him to charge me with magic.

final_alignments\Apuleius_Apologia.json

virgult CASE_a postre CASE_mo et stirp CASE_is et internat CASE_as sax CASE_is herb CASE_as vell CASE_entes miseri CASE_arum patienti CASE_ae que document CASE_um fu CASE_ere donec egregi CASE_am laud CASE_em fine turp CASE_i macul CASE_arent miss CASE_is ad civil CASE_em leg CASE_atis vit CASE_am or CASE_antes

Finally, they tore up even shrubs and roots and grasses growing in the crevices of the rocks, giving thereby a proof at once of their miseries and of their endurance, until at last they shamefully stained what might have been a splendid reputation by sending a delegation to Civilis and begging for their lives.

final_alignments\Tacitus_Histories_Book4.json

qu CASE_is confess CASE_us fuerit quoniam ies CASE_us es CASE_t fili CASE_us de CASE_i deus in e CASE_o man CASE_et et ips CASE_e in de CASE_o

Whosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God, God abideth in him, and he in God.

final_alignments\Vulgate_Bible.json

tu inqu CASE_am m CASE_ihi ist CASE_a qu CASE_i t CASE_e ultra emendation CASE_em omn CASE_ium protul CASE_isti

Do you, I say, speak so of me'you who soar above all writers in faultlessness?

final_alignments\Ausonius_Epistles.json