Translate Using Idiomatic English Practice Test

Based on the Latin text provided, which English sentence best captures: “nec parcit imbellī iuventae poplitibus timidōque tergō”? Context: Horace condemns cowardice (Odes 3.2). Latin excerpt (≈115 words): “... mors et fugācem persequitur virum, nec parcit imbellī iuventae poplitibus timidōque tergō; virtūs recludēns inmeritīs morī caelum negāta temptat iter.”​

Based on the Latin text provided, what is the best English translation for: “dulce et decōrum est prō patriā morī”? Context: Horace’s martial maxim (Odes 3.2). Latin excerpt (≈120 words): “Horātius, cum iuvenēs ad virtūtem cohortārētur, haec canit: ‘Angustam amīce pauperiem patī robustus acrī mīlitiae puer condīscat, et Parthōs ferōcēs vexet eques metuendus hastā; vītamque sub dīvō et trīstia bella gerat. Dulce et decōrum est prō patriā morī; mors et fugācem persequitur virum, nec parcit imbellī iuventae poplitibus timidōque tergō.’”