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Galli ex longa inopia, ubi primum vino ceterisque commeatibus referta rura invenerunt, non minus abundantia quam victoria laeti, per agros se sparserant, desertisque signis ad occupanda omnia vagabantur. Quae res dilationem Delphis dedit. Nam prima opinione adventus Gallorum, oracula prohibuerant agrestes messes vinaque e villis efferre. Quod praeceptum Delphi non intellexérunt priusquam, vini ceterarumque rerum abundantia velut mora Gallis objecta, auxilia finitimorum convenére. Prius itaque Delphi, aucti viribus sociorum, urbem suam munivere quam Galli, vino velut praedae incubantes, ad signa revocarentur.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

Gauls came down from long endurance of scarcity, as soon as they found a country abounding with wine and other supplies, no less than victory of the abundance of high spirits, but they were scattered through the fields, they could go, abandoning all to occupy the signs. This thing has given some respite to Delphi. For the first opinion of the French coming oracles prevented peasants from the villages to carry wine harvests. That precept of Delphi did not understand before, wine and other things like abundance delay the Gauls objects together to help their neighbors. Before Delphi, with increased strength of the allies, he fortified his city; the French wine, as it were, a prey to brooding, to the signs of the past would be undone.