Sed Cupido eum arcu sagittat id est

Sed Cupido eum arcu sagittat id est stimulis carnis sue eum calefizat. Sed tamen ille [Apollo] non amat nisi virginem Danem, quam tamen consequi non potest donec ea sit mutata in laurum. Virgines enim de virginitate sua in hoc seculo non merentur coronam nisi post suam mutationem id est post mortem eam accipiunt. Sed tunc habent lauream coronam quam in hac vita meruentur. Dane ideo filia Penei dei fluvii fingitur quia aqua est frigida, et pudicicia est filia frigiditatis sicut impudicicia caloris.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

But that is a thorn in the flesh of his desire to bow shoot him calefizat. But, however, he [Apollo] Dan does not love, but that is a virgin, which he can not obtain, however, until it is changed into a laurel. For the crown of virginity, virgins in this world do not deserve to receive it until after his death, that is, after the change. But this time they have a laurel wreath the crown which you have deserved to be in this life. Therefore, the daughter of the river Dane moved imagined because the water is cold, and chastity is the daughter of coldness as the impurity heat.