Ex Inacho et Argia Io. Hanc Iuppite

Ex Inacho et Argia Io. Hanc Iuppiter dilectam compressit et in vaccae figuram convertit, ne Iuno eam cognosceret. Id Iuno cum rescivit, Argum, cui undique oculi refulgebant, custodem ei misit; hunc Mercurius Iovis iussu interfecit. At Iuno formidinem ei misit, cuius timore exagitatam coegit eam ut se in mare praecipitaret, quod mare Ionium est appellatum. Inde in Scythiam tranavit, unde Bosporum fines sunt dictae. Inde in Aegyptum, ubi parit Epaphum. Iovis cum sciret suapte propter opera tot eam aerumnas tulisse, formam suam ei propriam restituit.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

From Inacho and Argia Jn. Jupiter this beloved, compressed and turned into cows, not knowing her Juno. Juno when he learned of Argus, whose eyes gleamed all around, the guard sent him; Mercury Jupiter killed. But the dread of Juno, sent to him, and compelled them to it so that, for fear of being attacked in precipitates himself into the sea, which is called the sea of ​​the Ionian. From there, swam in Russia, where the Bosporus ends are called. Hence in Egypt, where she gives birth to Epaphus. Jupiter knew so many of its own because of the hardships they had given her, to form his own fortunes.