Asinus et Lyra. Asinus lyram vidit

Asinus et Lyra. Asinus lyram vidit in prato iacentem; accessit et chordas temptavit ungula. Tactae, sonuere. “Bella res, mehercules, male cessit,” inquit, “quia artis sum nescius. Si hanc reperisset aliquis prudentior, divinis cantibus aures oblectasset.”

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

Donkey and the Lyre. Donkey lyre saw him lying in a meadow; He came and tried hoof strings. Touch, sound. "The Wars of the thing, to be sure, has turned out badly," he said, "because I am not unaware of the art. If you find a place, this one is more prudent, the songs of the divine ears oblectasset. "