Question

What are the English translations for these Latin sentences? Serious answers only please!

1) Vereor ne civium imperandorum, non iuvandorum, causa in urbem ierit.
2) Nisi domum hac aestate redisses, misissemus amicos ad te referendam.
3) Hic orator petivit ut imperator malos libros contemneret.
4) Parcamus eis quos esse bonos arbitremur. Si noceamus bonis, urbs sit plena sceleris.
5) Si hic philosophus veritatem videre recusaret, talis plebs ei sequeretur?
6) Ille cives infirmo corpore non venire poterat.

Answer 1

just go on google translate ;)

Step-by-step explanation:

1. I am afraid all of the citizens of commands but does not aid me, and the cause is in the city, he may go.

2. But returned home this summer, I have sent friends to be referred.

3. The speaker asked the commanding bad books despise them.

4. spare those whom we think is good. If refraining from doing harm to the good, a city that is now filled with crime.

5. If it is to see the truth philosopher refused to follow such people?

6. He weaknesses of the citizens are not able to come.