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The Adventures of Julius Caesar
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The Starry Night
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Learn Spanish - Bilingual Book - The Adventures of Julius Caesar (Spanish - English) - Bilinguals
Other Books from this Series:
The Life of Cleopatra
The Adventures of Julius Caesar
Vercingetorix vs Caesar - The Battle of Gaul
The Starry Night
BILINGUAL
El Joven Julio César
The Young Julius Caesar
Mi cara sonriente tenía el curioso don de abrirme puertas.
My smiling face had a funny way of opening doors for me.
Todas las madres de mis amigos pensaban que era el niño más mono y mis buenos modales tampoco venían mal.
All the mothers of my friends thought I was just the cutest young boy and my good manners didn't hurt either.
Cuando llamé golpeando en la gran puerta de madera de la casa de mi colega Julio César, su madre, Aurelia Cota, me acompañó hasta el interior de la casa.
When I knocked on the large wooden door at the home of my buddy Julius Caesar, his mother Aurelia Cotta ushered me into the house.
Bienvenido, Flavio
, exclamó con una sonrisa. Julio es tan afortunado de tener un amigo como tú
.
Welcome Flavio,
she exclaimed with a grin. Julius is so blessed to have a friend like you.
Yo acepté cortésmente sus amables palabras con una inclinación de la cabeza (y una gran sonrisa, por supuesto), luego me dirigí al patio, donde sabía que Julio estaría jugando.
I graciously accepted her kind words with a nod of my head (and a big smile of course) then headed for the courtyard, where I knew Julius would be playing.
La casa de Julio era bastante grande, en comparación con otras casas romanas.
Julius's house was pretty big as Roman houses go.
No era la más grande en Roma, en absoluto, pero de todas formas era impresionante.
Not the largest in Rome, by any means, but impressive just the same.
El padre de Julio era Cayo Julio César.
Julius's father was Gaius Julius Caesar.
Era un magistrado muy conocido y antiguo gobernador de Asia.
He was a well-known magistrate and former governor of Asia.
Aurelia Cota venía además de una de las mejores familias en Roma, por lo que la familia de César no era pobre.
Aurelia Cotta was also from one of the better families in Rome so Caesar's family was not poor.
Su casa estaba situada en una gran colina, contemplando la ciudad desde lo alto.
Their house sat on a large hill overlooking the city below.
Cuando le encontré, Julio se entretenía con un juego de tabas.
When I found Julius he was amusing himself with a game of knucklebones.
Este juego se juega utilizando pequeños huesos del tarso de ovejas o cabras.
The game is played using the small knuckle bones of sheep or goats.
El objetivo del juego es tirar un puñado de tabas al aire y hacer que el mayor número posible de ellas caigan en el dorso de tu mano.
The object of the game is to throw a handful of knuckles into the air and have as many of them as possible land on the back of your hand.
Cuantas más tabas se utilicen, mayor dificultad.
The more knuckles you used the more difficult.
Como puedes imaginar, no era un juego fácil de jugar, pero Julio parecía estar disfrutando del desafío.
As you might imagine, it wasn't an easy game to play but Julius seemed to be enjoying the challenge.
Oh, Flavio
, gritó Julio.
Oh Flavio,
yelled Julius.
"Me alegro tanto de verte.
"I am so glad to see you.
Estaba empezando a volverme loco, al no tener a nadie con quien jugar.
I was beginning to go crazy having no one to play with.
Bueno, nadie excepto mi hermana Julia, pero no podía aguantar la idea de volver a jugar con muñecas".
Well, no one but my sister Julia and the thought of playing with dolls again was just too much for me to endure."
"Ahora podremos jugar a un juego bélico.
"Now we can play a game of war.
Tú, Flavio, puedes ser el enemigo de Roma, y yo seré el Gran César.
You Flavio can be the enemy of Rome and I will be the Great Caesar.
¡El mejor soldado jamás visto en Roma!"
The finest soldier Rome has ever seen!"
Estuve a punto de quejarme de ser siempre el enemigo cuando Julio me lanzó una espada de madera de su caja de juguetes; la empuñadura de la espada aterrizó a poca distancia de mis pies.
I was just about to complain about always being the enemy when Julius tossed me a wooden sword from his toy box; the handle of the blade landed inches from my feet.
Un segundo después, Julio había sacado ya su propia espada de la caja y se me echaba encima como un toro furioso.
As the next second passed, Julius had already pulled his own sword from the box and was charging me like a raging bull.
Yo era un chico grande para mis diez años y Julio era mucho más pequeño, pero sabía que si no actuaba rápidamente el Gran César me tendría tirado en el suelo pidiendo clemencia.
I was a big boy for ten and Julius was much smaller but I knew if I didn't act quickly the Great Caesar would have be on my back begging for mercy.
Me agaché para recoger mi espada rápidamente y bloqueé el primer golpe de César con el filo de mi hoja.
I bent over quickly to pick up my sword and deflected Caesar's first blow with the edge of my blade.
Nuestra gran batalla duró por lo menos cinco minutos, con las espadas chocando una contra la otra, hasta que finalmente yo me retiré.
Our big battle lasted for at least five minutes with swords crashing into one another until I finally retreated.
Al final, como era de esperar, el Gran César salía victorioso.
In the end, as expected, the Great
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