1. Iphigenia, Ulixis verbis credens

1. Iphigenia, Ulixis verbis credens, cum Clytaemnestra matre Aulidem venit. 2. Propinqua vero puellae mors omnes Graecos vehementer movebat. 3. Nec tamen Iphigeniae dolor, nec Cytaemnestrae preces, neque Achillis ira superbum regem vincere potuit : pater filiam ad aram duxit. 4. Jam sacerdos ferrum in manu habet, mx miseram Iphigeniam immolabit. 5. Eodem autem tempore Diana pro puella ante aram cervam collocavit. 6. Ita Agamemnon non Iphigeniam, sed cervam immolavit. 7. Tunc Graecorum classis Asiam petere potuit. 8. Iphigeniam autem dea in Chersonesum Tauricam duxit. 9. Ibi sacerdos fuit in deae templo.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

1. Iphigenia, believing the words of Ulysses, when her mother came to Aulis. 2. near the girl's death, all Greeks were greatly moved. 3. Nor, however, Iphigenia, dolor, nec Cytaemnestrae prayers, nor the wrath of Achilles, were able to overcome the king of the proud: but his father, the daughter, and brought him to the altar. 4. When the priest has iron in his hand, poor Iphigenia to kill the MX. 5. At the same time, the hind of Diana he placed before the altar, for a girl. 6. It is not Iphigenia, Agamemnon, but he sacrificed a deer. 7. The Greek fleet Asia could ask for. 8. Iphigenia, she is a goddess in the Crimea and brought him to. 9. There was a priest in the temple of the goddess.