Answer: to the city
ad urbem
Iulius et Clemens quoque ad urbem festinaverunt. Maxima turba vias complebat quod Pompeiani e villis festinabat. Caecilius hurried to the city because he was worried. Iulius and Clemens also hurried to the city. A very big crowd was filling the streets because the Pompeians were hurrying out of their houses. Prope urbem Holconium conspexerunt.
Chapter 12 - ad urbem . 'I was hurrying to your farm' Clemens said to his master. 'I wrote a letter to the bailiff. After the Bailiff had read the letter we examined the farm and slaves.'. Suddenly we heard loud noises. We sensed tremors.
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Caecilius ad urbem contendit quod sollicitus erat. Caecilius hurried to the city because he was nervous. Iūlius et Clēmēns quoque ad urbem festīnāvērunt. Julius and Clemens also hurried to the city.
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According to the Urbian theory from *OR/UR- or *OL/UL- "huge big elevated"....