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EXERCISE 5 The following dialogues are held in Charlemagne's dressing room and at his table. Translate the following Latin sentences into English, and the English sentences into Latin. The
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Custös: Licetne intrare, rex? Sunt enim duo (two) viri, inter quos est lis.
Carolus Magnus: Let them enter!
Custös: Intretis et rem vestram régi närretist
Vir primus: This man takes fruit from my tree. Punish him, just king!
Vir secundus (second): Mihi credas, rex! Arbor est mea, nön elus.
Carolus Magnus: Quð loco est arbor?
Viri ambo (both): Invenitur in fine agri mel.
Carolus Magnus: Et tibi ex illa arbore põma capere licebit. Nunc më relinquátis! Nam vestimenta induere debeở.
Carolus Magnus: Comedämus! Në exspectēmus! Venter meus vocat.
Servus (servant): Everything is prepared.
Carolus Magnus: Carnes in mensam (table) ponds, sed nõli põnere vinum! Non enim ami homines ébrios.
Servus: Say, king! Which book do you want to hear today? One of Cicero's (Cicero, Ciceronis, m.)?
Carolus Magnus: Në nomen Ciceronis audiatur! Augustinum legamus!
Amici: May we be pleased by the book of Augustinel For sure we will be pleased by the meats, but we will not be pleased by the water.

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EXERCISE 5 The following dialogues are held in Charlemagne's dressing room and at his table. Trans...