Iulius ab oppido Tusculo ad villam

Iulius ab oppido Tusculo ad villam suam it. Villa eius prope Tusculum est. Iulius in lectica est inter Ursum et Davum. Dominus a servis portatur. Ursus et Davus non saccos portant, sacci a Syro et Leandro portantur. Saccus quem Leander portat non tam parvus est quam saccus qui a Syro portatur. Medus non est apud dominum, nam servus malus dominum timet. Dominus a servo malo timetur. Dominus servum malum vocat neque ab eo auditur. Servus malus a domino vocatur neque eum audit. Quo it Medus ? Romam it. Unde venit ? Medus Tusculo venit. Ante Medum est Roma, Tusculum post eum est. Cornelius non Tusculo Romam, sed Roma Tusculum it, nam is Tusculi habitat. Cornelius non ambulat, sed equo vehitur. Lydia, amica Medi, Romae habitat. Iam Medus Romae apud Lydiam est. Medus amicam suam salutat et ab amica sua salutatur nam Lydia Medum amat et ab eo amatur.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

From the town of Tusculum Julius to his villa by it. His villa in Tuscany is near. Ursus, and Julius was living in a litter, between the Davum. From slaves. Davus is not a bear: and the men's sacks they carry him, the Syrians, and Leandro are transported from the mouth of his sack. Leander not carry a bag which is so small that a Syrian who carried a sack. The Mede is not the man with his master, for it is an evil servant fear the Lord. Master from his evil feared. The Lord calls an evil servant, nor does he hear of it. Is called by the Lord an evil man, nor the servant is listening. Where it Mede? Rome it. Where did he come? Median Tusculum came. In front of the Medes by Rome, Tusculum is behind him. Cornelius before Tusculum, not at Rome, but Rome Tusculum it, for he is at Tusculum habitat. Cornelius will not be walking, but is riding a horse. Lydia, my love, the Medes, and live in Rome. Median Lydia is now in Rome. Median greets his girlfriend and friends greeted his love for Lydia Medes and loved by him.