Graeci cum Troianis bellum gerunt.

Graeci cum Troianis bellum gerunt. Magnum equum ligneum sub portis urbis Troiae nocte relinquunt. Troiani equum ibi
inveniunt. “Graeci equum Minervae dedicant,” dicunt. “Si donum Graecorum ad templum deae ducemus, pacem
habebimus et vitam bonae fortunae agemus.” Sed Laocoon, sacerdos magnae virtutis sapientiaeque, audit populum
monere: “Sine ratione cogitatis, o Troiani! Si copiae in equo sunt, magno in periculo erimus. Non debetis Graecis
credere, nam Graeci semper sunt falsi.” Tum equum hasta tundit. Ira Minervae magna est; dea duos serpentes ex mari
mittit. O miser Laocoon! Te tuosque duos filios mali serpentes strangulant! Troiani deam timent; equum in urbem
ducunt. Ratio Laocoontis Troianos nihil docet.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Wage war with the Trojans the Greeks. A great night of Troy wooden horse under the gates of the city behind it. The horse there Trojan they were
to be done. "The Greeks, who dedicate their horse to Minerva," they say. "If the goddess leads the greek gift to the temple, we have peace
, and we shall have his life of good fortune. " But the Laocoon, a priest of great power and wisdom, heard that the people
advise: "Without the nature of your thoughts are! If troops are in the horse we will be in great danger. You ought to the Greek is not
to believe, while the Greeks are always of what is false. "Then the horse beat their spear. For the anger of Minerva, The large, two snakes, goddess of the sea
sends. Laocoon wretch! You and your two sons, evil serpents strangle! fear the goddess of Troy, a city in the horse
lead. The Trojan Laocoon teaches nothing.