Palatium primum munitum est, sed ea

Palatium primum munitum est, sed ea moenia quadrata quibus Romulus, primus rex Romanorum, Palatium munivisse dicitur iam pridem perierunt, neque ulla casa restat ex illa urbe antiquissima, quae a forma moenium ‘Roma quadrata’ appellabatur, praeter casam Romuli stramento tectam. Postea Romani nobilissimi in Palatio habitaverunt, ibique post Iulii Caesaris aetatem Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula aliique principes Romani domos magnificas sibi aedificaverunt. Omnium vero magnificentissima est domus illa a Domitiano principe in colle Palatino aedificata, quae vocatur ‘domus Augustana’.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

Is protected by a Palace for the first time, but on the things of which the walls of the square of Romulus, the first king of the Romans, it is said, I would long since have perished of foraine the palace, a cottage that which remains of that city, it was neither influenced by the most ancient, which, from the form of these walls, 'Roma quadrata' was called, in addition to the cottage of Romulus, the camel, and at fault. After this, they have dwelt in the palace of the Roman of the noblest and, where after the age of Julius Caesar Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, the Roman, with certain of the rulers of the houses, you make much of him, they have built. On this subject the most magnificent in the hill of the Palatine is the house of the ruler of the day from one of Domitian, built at that time, which is called 'the house of the Augsburg'.