# ch. 18  Wheelock  Workbook exercitationes D4

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You will not be feared either by your citizens or by your enemies.

My translation: A aut civibus aut hostibus tuis non timeberis. Wheelock’s translation adds another ‘a’ before hostibus; does this really change the translation?