idibus martiis caesar ob infirmum v

idibus martiis caesar ob infirmum valetudinem domo exire dubitavit; sacrificantem enim eum haruspex monuerat ut illo die magnum periculum caveret. tandem vero, hortantibus amicis, ad senatum progessus est. Intranti homo quidam libellum dedit, in quo insidiae coniuratorum plane indicabantur. Caesar tamen, libellum nondum perlectum sinistra manu tenens, sine timore intravit. Adsidentem coniurati circumsteterunt, statimque Cimber Tillus, quasi aliquid rogaturus, appopinquavit et togam eius apprehendit.dein tribus et viginti vulneribus

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

hesitate to go forth from the Ides of March Caesar on account of the weak state of health; soothsayer warned him to beware of the risk of sacrificing a great day. But in the end, by the advice of his friends, is a progression, to the Senate. As he was entering a certain notebook, in which the plots of the conspirators clearly declared. Caesar, however, a bill of the left hand, and not yet read verbatim, and without fear, he went in. That bare rule appointed conspirators gathered about him, and immediately he Cimber, as it were, to ask something, appopinquavit with three and twenty wounds, and a mantle of his apprehendit.dein