Usages of inimicus
Iudex dicit se inimicis civitatis non semper parcere posse.
The judge says that he cannot always spare the enemies of the state.
Inimici saepe odium augent, sed prudentes concordiam quaerunt.
Enemies often increase hatred, but prudent people seek harmony.
Iudex dicit poenam non inimicis tantum, sed etiam sociis nocere posse, si nimis gravis sit.
The judge says that punishment can harm not only enemies but also allies, if it is too severe.
Boni cives etiam inimicis parcunt et concordiae favent.
Good citizens spare even their enemies and favor harmony.
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