Sulla, who was at Rome, called together the soldiers. “Soldiers,” he said, “let us go to Rome. Let us seize the city. Let us kill our enemies. I am not afraid. I am a great general. You obey me.”
This passage is about the Roman general ordering his soldiers to march to Rome. Translation: Sulla Latin: Sulla, quī erat Rōmae, mīlitēs convocāvit. “Mīlitēs,” inquit, “Rōmam eāmus. Urbem occupēmus. Hostēs nostrōs interficiāmus. Nōn timeō. ego sum imperātor magnus. mihi pāretis.” cambridge latin course book 1 stage 11 sulla translation
Here is the English translation of the passage from Cambridge Latin Course Book 1, Stage 11 (often titled "Sulla" or "Sulla et mīlitēs" ). Sulla, who was at Rome, called together the soldiers
Sulla replied angrily: “Soldiers, if you will not come with your weapons, I will not enter Rome. But I want to kill my enemies. I am a Roman general.” Let us kill our enemies