De devotione DeciorumLatino bello P

De devotione Deciorum
Latino bello Publius Decius Mus, postquam Romanam aciem inclinatam vidit, caput suum pro salute rei publicae devovit, ac protinus in medium hostium agmen irrupit, patriae salutem, sibi mortem petens. Ingentem inter hostes stragem fecit, sed postremo telis obrutus ipse quoque corruit. Ex hac re insperata victoria emersit. Hic Decius animo suo respondentem filium genuerat, qui annis post patris exemplum prae se videns devotione simili labantem perditamque potestatem urbis nostrae correxit.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

The devotion of the Decii
Latin war were Publius Decius Mus, the Romans, especially after he saw the edge of the turn, the head of the republic, she devoted herself for the salvation of his own, and do immediately pass into the midst of the enemy's army, burst into the safety of his country, to himself, seeking death. The volume of material between the slaughter of the enemy, but he, too, at last, he fell, overwhelmed with darts. Emerged from the victory of the sudden, in this matter. This Decius his mind in response to his son, who years after his father's example soon ruined because she saw a similar devotion to the city reformed.