Translate the sentences.
• In decimō annō bellī Trōiānī, ad Agamemnonem illiusque cōpiās sacerdōs Apollinis venit.
• “O magne rēx, et Graecōrum fortissimī, audīte mē! Apollō Trōiam multāsque Trōiānās vōbīs dabit ubi cīvitātem capiētis.
• In castrīs vestrīs meam fīliam, Chryseidem, habētis. Date hanc mihi, et redemptiōnem magnam prō illā capite. Senectūs mē habet, et sine fīliā meā, cupiditātem vītae nōn habeō.”
• Plēnus īrae illī virō Agamemnon dicit, “Fuge, sacerdōs! Audēsne ad mē amicōsque venīre?
• Sī tē iterum in castrīs vidēbō, Apollō senectūsque tua tē nōn servābunt. Tē sine mōrā necābō.
• Fīliam tuam tibi nōn dabō. Hanc magis quam uxōrem meam, Clytemnestram, amō.
• Dum Chryseis est adulescens, cum hāc incubam. Ubi ad senectūtem veniet, hanc meae uxōrī dabō.
• Ad mortem fīlia tua veniet procul ā patriā, procul ā tē.” Sacerdōs ā castrīs discedit.
• In litore ambulat, et hās precēs Apollinī dicit, “O domine murum, audī mē.
• Agamemnon neque mē neque tē in honōre habet. Magnās poenās dare dēbet.”

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• In the tenth year of the Trojan war, those priestess troops came to Apollonis (Apollo).
• O big king, and bravest of the Greeks, hear (listen to) me! Apollo and many Trojans will give you the Troy when the city will be captured....