"porro Quirites" meaning in Latin

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Phrase

Forms: porrō Quirītēs [canonical]
Head templates: {{head|la|phrase|head=porrō Quirītēs}} porrō Quirītēs
  1. hither, ye Romans!
    Sense id: en-porro_Quirites-la-phrase-4CRH~iZ0 Categories (other): Latin entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries
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          "english": "Hither, ye Romans! we’re losing our liberty.",
          "ref": "c.''' 105 BCE – 43 BCE, Decimus Laberius, Fragments 361 in Scaenicae Romanorum Poesis Fragmenta (volume I), Otto Ribbeck (editor), Leipzig 1897",
          "text": "Porrō, Quirītēs! lībertātem perdimus."
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          "ref": "c.''' 1st C. CE, various authors, Priapeia 26.1–6",
          "roman": "or I’ll break, and you’ll have no Priapus.",
          "text": "Porrō―nam quis erit modus?―Quirītēs,\naut praecīdite sēmināle membrum,\nquod tōtīs mihi noctibus fatīgant\nvīcīnae sine fīne prūrientēs\nvērnīs passeribus salāciōrēs,\naut rumpar, nec habēbitis Priāpum.\nHither―for what measure will there be?―Romans,\neither cut me the seminal member,\nwhich in all the nights exhaust\nthe neighbour women, endlessly itching\nmore lecherous than the springtime sparrows,"
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          "ref": "c. 125 CE – 180 CE, Apuleius, Metamorphoses 8.29.5",
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