Hāc in utramque partem disputātiōne habitā, cum ā Cottā prīmīsque ōrdinibus ācriter resisterētur, 'Vincite,' inquit, 'sī ita vultis,' Sabīnus, et id clāriōre vōce, ut māgna pars mīlitum exaudīret; 'neque is sum,' inquit, 'quī gravissimē ex vōbis mortis perīculō terrear: hī sapient; sī gravius quid acciderit, abs tē ratiōnem repōscent quī, sī per tē liceat, perendinō diē cum proximīs hībernīs coniūnctī commūnem cum reliquīs bellī cāsum sustineant, nōn rēiectī et relēgātī longē ab cēterīs aut ferrō aut famē intereant.'
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vocabulary
dispŭtātĭo, -ōnis f.: debate, discussion
ācrǐter: sharply, fiercly
resistō, resistěre, restitī: to stand back, stand still, halt
exaudǐo, -ire, īvi, ītum: to hear or perceive clearly
rĕposco, -ĕre: demand
pĕrendĭnus, -a, -um: after tomorrow
hībernus, -a, -um: referring to winter; hīberna, -ōrum n.: winter quarters
coniungo, iungěre, iunxi, iunctum: to bind together, connect, join, unite
rēǐcǐo, rēicěre, reiēci, reiectum: to throw back
rĕlēgo, -āre: remove, banish
intĕrĕo, -īre, -ĭi, -ĭtum: perish