Aegypta ad me venit pr. Idus Apr. I

Aegypta ad me venit pr. Idus Apr. Is etsi mihi nuntiavit te plane felbri carere et belle habere, tamen, quod negavit te potuisse ad me scribere, curam mihi attulit, et eo magis, quod Hermia, quem eodem die venire opertuerat, non venerat. Incredibili sum sollicitudine de tua valetudine; qua si me liberaris, ego te omni cura liberabo: plura scriberem, si iam putarem libenter te legere posse. Ingenium tuum, quod ego maximi facio, confer ad te mihi tibique conservandum: cura te etiam atque etiam diligenter. Vale.
Scripta iam epistula Hermia venit. Accepi tuam epistulam vacillantibus litterulis; nec mirum, tam gravi morbo. Ego ad te Aegyptam misi, quod nec inhumanus est et te visus est mihi diligere, ut is tecum esset, et cum eo cocum, quo uterere. Vale.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

Aegypta came to me pr. On Apr. Be free and fair and told you, even if you have to have a plane felbri Is, however, that have been denied you to write to me, take care of me for them, and the more so, that it was Hermias, which opertuerat to come the same day, had not yet come. I am distrustful of your health care; which if they do myself free from the care of you at all, I will deliver: greater length, if they have already willingly you to read them to be able to think. His genius was to, that I am the greatest, I do, I confer to you, take care of me in your own: again and again, heal thyself: be careful. Goodbye.
I had a letter came Hermia. I received your letter tottered letters; And no wonder, at such a grave disease. I have sent unto thee into Egypt, he was seen of me to love and thee, as there was no inhuman, such as is present with you, and with him, the cook, in which the uterus. Farewell.