Ad mea verba animum attentum verte

Ad mea verba animum attentum verte atque omnia scies .
quondam per Thessaliam iter faciebam .
Hypatam tendebam .
Cur Hypatam ?
Quia, heu !
multa mirabillia, quae arte magica incolae faciebant, audiveram : homines et mulieres in feras vel aves mutati erant ; res sine manu humana in caelum conjectae erant ; saxa verba fecerant .
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Résultats (Anglais) 1:

All of my words, and turn it to the attention of the mind, you will know.
I traveled once by way of Thessaly.
Hypata was stretching.
Hypata Why?
Because, alas!
many mirabillis by the art of magic, the inhabitants used to do, I had heard; but the men and the women and the birds had been turned into the wild; cast up to heaven, there were things in the absence of the human hand; these rocks are made.
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