Regulus in Africam primus Romanorum

Regulus in Africam primus Romanorum ducum trajecit. Cum hominibus non solum, sed etiam cum monstris pugnavit. Nam cum ad flumen castra haberet, anguis maximus exercitum Romanum vexabat. Multos milites magno ore corripuit ; plures caudae verbere elisit ; nonnullos halitus afflatu examinavit. Romani anguem machinis et balistis interfecerunt. Sed cruore ejus flumen et vicina regio infecti sunt. Romani castra movere coacti sunt. Corium anguis centum et viginti pedes longum Romam misit Regulus.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

Regulus in the first Roman commander crossed. Since humans do not, but also fought with monsters. In fact, he had the camp to the river, with the rooster, the snake was vexed by the greatest of the Roman army. The mouth of a great many of the soldiers of the benches: more to the word of the tail; some vapor from their breath and examined.
The Romans, and a snake of the war engines and crossbows they slew with the. However, with its river, near the infected area. To move the camp, the Romans were compelled to construct. One hundred and twenty feet long, and its skin, the snake sent Regulus to Rome.