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Ceionius Commodus, whom Antoninus had adopted as a younger son at the same time with Marcus, giving him the name of Lucius Aurelius Verus.

케이오니우스 코모두스는 안토니누스가 마르쿠스와 동시에 어린 아들로 입양하면서 루키우스 아우렐리우스 베루스라는 이름을 붙여준 인물이었다.

Henceforth the two are colleagues in the empire, the junior being trained as it were to succeed.

이후 두 사람은 제국의 동료가 되었으며, 연하인 자는 말하자면 후계자가 되도록 훈련을 받았다.

No sooner was Marcus settled upon the throne than wars broke out on all sides.

마르쿠스가 왕좌에 오르자마자 사방에서 전쟁이 터져 나왔다.

In the east, Vologeses III. of Parthia began a long-meditated revolt by destroying a whole Roman Legion and invading Syria (162).

동쪽에서는 파르티아의 볼로가세스 3세가 로마 군단 하나를 전멸시키고 시리아를 침공함으로써 오랫동안 계획해 온 반란을 시작하였다(162년).

Verus was sent off in hot haste to quell this rising; and he fulfilled his trust by plunging into drunkenness and debauchery, while the war was left to his officers.

베루스는 이 반란을 진압하기 위해 급히 파견되었으나, 그는 전쟁을 부하 장교들에게 맡겨 둔 채 음주와 방탕에 빠져들며 자신의 임무를 저버렸다.

Soon after Marcus had to face a more serious danger at home in the coalition of several powerful tribes on the northern frontier.

얼마 지나지 않아 마르쿠스는 북쪽 변경에서 여러 강력한 부족들이 연합하는 형태로 국내에서 더욱 심각한 위협에 직면해야 했다.

Chief among those were the Marcomanni or Marchmen, the Quadi (mentioned in this book), the Sarmatians, the Catti, the Jazyges.

그들 중 주요한 부족으로는 마르코만니 혹은 마르크멘, 콰디족(이 책에서 언급된), 사르마티아인, 카티족, 야지게스족이 있었다.

In Rome itself there was pestilence and starvation, the one brought from the east by Verus's legions, the other caused by floods which had destroyed vast quantities of grain.

로마 자체에서는 전염병과 기근이 발생하였는데, 전염병은 베루스의 군단이 동방에서 가져온 것이었고, 기근은 막대한 양의 곡물을 파괴한 홍수로 인해 초래된 것이었다.

After all had been done possible to allay famine and to supply pressing needs--Marcus being forced even to sell the imperial jewels to find money--both emperors set forth to a struggle which was to continue more or less during the rest of Marcus's reign.

기근을 완화하고 긴박한 수요를 충당하기 위해 할 수 있는 모든 일을 다 한 후—마르쿠스는 돈을 마련하기 위해 황실의 보석까지 팔아야 했다—두 황제는 마르쿠스의 나머지 치세 동안 다소간 계속될 싸움에 나섰다.

During these wars, in 169, Verus died.

이 전쟁들이 벌어지는 동안인 169년에 베루스가 사망하였다.

Vocabulary

동시에
dong-si-e — At the same time; simultaneously.
어린
eo-rin — Young; describing a child or young person.
아들로
a-deul-lo — As a son; indicating role of adopted child.
입양하면서
i-byang-ha-myeon-seo — While adopting; taking someone as one's child.
이름을
i-reu-meul — Name (object marker); referring to a given name.
붙여준
bu-chyeo-jun — Given; assigned a name to someone.
인물이었다
in-mul-i-eot-da — Was a person; referring to a historical figure.
이후
i-hu — After this; from this point onward.
du — Two; the number two.
사람은
sa-ram-eun — Person/people (topic marker); referring to individuals.
제국의
je-guk-eui — Of the empire; relating to an imperial state.
동료가
dong-ryo-ga — Colleague (subject marker); a fellow or partner.
되었으며
doe-eot-eu-myeo — Became; and also became something.
연하인
yeon-ha-in — Younger in age; junior person.
자는
ja-neun — The one (topic marker); referring to a person.
말하자면
mal-ha-ja-myeon — So to speak; in other words.
후계자가
hu-gye-ja-ga — Successor (subject marker); one who inherits a role.
되도록
doe-do-rok — So as to become; in order to become.
훈련을
hul-lyeon-eul — Training (object marker); practice or drill.
받았다
ba-dat-da — Received; was given something.
왕좌에
wang-jwa-e — On the throne; referring to royal/imperial seat.
오르자마자
o-reu-ja-ma-ja — As soon as ascending; immediately upon taking power.
사방에서
sa-bang-e-seo — From all directions; on every side.
전쟁이
jeon-jaeng-i — War (subject marker); armed conflict or warfare.
터져
teo-jyeo — Broke out; erupted or burst forth.
나왔다
na-wat-da — Came out; emerged or appeared.
동쪽에서는
dong-jjok-e-seo-neun — From the east (topic); in the eastern direction.
3세가
sam-se-ga — The Third (subject marker); ordinal royal title.
로마
ro-ma — Rome; the ancient Roman civilization or city.
군단
gun-dan — Legion; a large military unit or corps.
하나를
ha-na-reul — One (object marker); a single unit.
전멸시키고
jeon-myeol-si-ki-go — Annihilated and; completely destroyed a force.
침공함으로써
chim-gong-ham-eu-ro-sseo — By invading; through the act of military invasion.
오랫동안
o-raet-dong-an — For a long time; over an extended period.
계획해
gye-hoek-hae — Planned; having made preparations in advance.
on — Has been doing; continuative modifier form.
반란을
bal-lan-eul — Rebellion (object marker); uprising against authority.
시작하였다
si-jak-ha-yeot-da — Began; formally started an action or event.
i — This; a demonstrative pronoun or determiner.
진압하기
jin-ap-ha-gi — To suppress; quelling a rebellion or disturbance.
위해
wi-hae — For the purpose of; in order to do something.
급히
geu-pi — Urgently; quickly and without delay.
파견되었으나
pa-gyeon-doe-eot-eu-na — Was dispatched but; sent on a mission however.
그는
geu-neun — He (topic marker); referring to a male person.
전쟁을
jeon-jaeng-eul — War (object marker); armed conflict.
부하
bu-ha — Subordinate; a person under one's command.
장교들에게
jang-gyo-deul-e-ge — To the officers; military commissioned personnel.
맡겨
mat-gyeo — Entrusted; left in someone else's hands.
dun — Left (placed); having left something in a state.
chae — While leaving as is; in that state unchanged.
음주와
eum-ju-wa — Drinking alcohol and; indulgence in liquor.
방탕에
bang-tang-e — Into debauchery; dissolute or immoral behavior.
빠져들며
ppa-jyeo-deul-myeo — Falling into; becoming immersed in bad habits.
자신의
ja-sin-eui — One's own; referring to oneself possessively.
임무를
im-mu-reul — Mission/duty (object marker); assigned responsibility.
저버렸다
jeo-beo-ryeot-da — Abandoned; betrayed or neglected one's duty.
얼마
eol-ma — How much/long; an unspecified amount or time.
지나지
ji-na-ji — Passing; not yet elapsed (used in negation).
않아
an-a — Not; negative form used with verbs.
북쪽
buk-jjok — North; the northern direction or region.
변경에서
byeon-gyeong-e-seo — At the frontier; border or boundary region.
여러
yeo-reo — Several; various or multiple things.
강력한
gang-nyeo-kan — Powerful; having great strength or force.
부족들이
bu-jok-deul-i — Tribes (subject marker); ethnic or tribal groups.
연합하는
yeon-hap-ha-neun — Uniting; forming an alliance or coalition.
형태로
hyeong-tae-ro — In the form of; as a particular shape or type.
국내에서
gung-nae-e-seo — Within the country; domestically inside the state.
더욱
deo-uk — Even more; to a greater degree.
심각한
sim-ga-kan — Serious; grave or severe in nature.
위협에
wi-hyeop-e — To the threat; facing danger or menace.
직면해야
jing-myeon-hae-ya — Must face; obliged to confront a situation.
했다
haet-da — Did; past tense completion of an action.
그들
geu-deul — They; third-person plural pronoun.
jung — Among; in the middle of a group.
주요한
ju-yo-han — Major; principal or most important.
혹은
hok-eun — Or; alternatively, used to present options.
책에서
chae-ge-seo — In the book; within a written text.
언급된
eon-geup-doen — Mentioned; referred to in a text or speech.
있었다
i-sseot-da — There were; past existence or presence.
자체에서는
ja-che-e-seo-neun — Within itself (topic); internally, at its core.
전염병과
jeon-yeom-byeong-gwa — Epidemic/plague and; infectious disease outbreak.
기근이
gi-geun-i — Famine (subject marker); severe food shortage.
발생하였는데
bal-saeng-ha-yeot-neun-de — Occurred and; arose or broke out meanwhile.
전염병은
jeon-yeom-byeong-eun — The plague (topic); contagious disease epidemic.
군단이
gun-dan-i — Legion (subject marker); military unit subject.
동방에서
dong-bang-e-seo — From the east; from the eastern territories.
가져온
ga-jyeo-on — Brought; carried something from another place.
것이었고
geot-i-eot-go — Was the thing and; it was the case that.
기근은
gi-geun-eun — Famine (topic marker); food scarcity being discussed.
막대한
mak-dae-han — Enormous; vast or immense in amount.
양의
yang-eui — Of the amount; quantity or volume of something.
곡물을
gong-mul-eul — Grain (object marker); cereal crops for food.
파괴한
pa-goe-han — Destroyed; that which ruined or demolished something.
홍수로
hong-su-ro — Due to flooding; by means of floodwaters.
인해
in-hae — Due to; because of a cause or reason.
초래된
cho-rae-doen — Caused; brought about as a result.
것이었다
geot-i-eot-da — Was the thing; it was the case.
기근을
gi-geun-eul — Famine (object marker); addressing the food shortage.
완화하고
wan-hwa-ha-go — Alleviated and; eased or reduced a hardship.
긴박한
gin-ba-kan — Urgent; pressing or critical in nature.
수요를
su-yo-reul — Demand (object marker); need or requirement.
충당하기
chung-dang-ha-gi — To meet/cover; fulfilling a need or demand.
hal — To do; prospective modifier of an action.
su — Ability/way; used to express possibility.
있는
in-neun — There is; present modifier indicating existence.
모든
mo-deun — All; every single one without exception.
일을
il-eul — Work/thing (object marker); task or matter.
da — All; everything or completely.
han — Done; having completed an action.
hu — After; following a time or event.
돈을
don-eul — Money (object marker); currency or funds.
마련하기
ma-ryeon-ha-gi — To raise/prepare; securing funds or resources.
황실의
hwang-sil-eui — Of the imperial household; royal family's.
보석까지
bo-seok-kka-ji — Even jewels; precious gems, even those included.
팔아야
pa-ra-ya — Must sell; obligated to sell something.
했다
haet-da — Did; past tense of doing an action.
황제는
hwang-je-neun — The emperor (topic marker); imperial ruler.
나머지
na-meo-ji — Remainder; the rest of something.
치세
chi-se — Reign; the period of a ruler's governance.
동안
dong-an — During; throughout a period of time.
다소간
da-so-gan — Somewhat; to a greater or lesser degree.
계속될
gye-sok-doel — Will continue; expected to go on further.
싸움에
ssa-um-e — Into the fight; battle or conflict.
나섰다
na-seot-da — Set out; stepped forward into action.
전쟁들이
jeon-jaeng-deul-i — Wars (subject marker); multiple armed conflicts.
벌어지는
beol-eo-ji-neun — Unfolding; occurring or taking place.
동안인
dong-an-in — Which is during; specifying a time period.
사망하였다
sa-mang-ha-yeot-da — Died; passed away or deceased.
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