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Felix qui mores multorum vidit et urbes,
Sedibus et potuit consenuisse suis.
Ortus quaeque suos cupiunt, externa placentque
Pauca diu, repetunt et sua lustra ferae.
Quando erit ut notae fumantia culmina villae
Et videam regni jugera pauca mei ?
Non septemgemini tangunt mea pectora colles,
Nec retinet sensus Thybridis unda meos.
Non mihi sunt cordi veterum monumenta Quiritum,
Nec statuae, nec me picta tabella juvat :
Non mihi Laurentes nymphae, sylvaeque virentes,
Nec mihi, quae quondam, florida rura placent.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

Happy is he who has seen and of many of the customs of the cities,
and was able to grow old with their Sedibus.
the east is and which their own desire, with a foreign and propitiate
a few a long time, they return to and his lurking wild beasts.
When will it be known to the roof of the smoking
and mayst thou see the kingdom of a few acres of my people!
did not touch my heart the seven hills ,
the sense of the Tiber 's waters will not keep my words.
I have on the heart of the ancient monuments of the Roman citizens,
nor fix anything, nor is the use of a picture painted by me:
I have no redress from nymphs, sylvaeque grass sheweth itself,
neither for me, as before, the flowery fields, with our approval.