Viri Romani filios Athenas mittere

Viri Romani filios Athenas mittere solant. Audilescentes in Gracia philosophiae student,verba clarorum oratorum audiunt , abulant stratis praeclara aedificia spectatum. Corinthum libenter visitant , nam Corinthi pulchra aedificia et puellas sunt . Audilescentes Romani multos amicos in Graecia habebant . Tergius , Marci amicus , Athenis Roman venit et cum Marco Romam visitat . Marcus amicum suum campum Martium monstrat et:" Est-ne ,-inquit-, Athens campus , ubi pila ludere et discum jacere amant?" Et puer Graecus:"Athenis gymnasium et palestram habemus, ubi viri et pueri coditie se ludis gymnastics exercent

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The men of the Roman to send the children to Athens alone. Audilescentes in Gracia study philosophy, hear the words of the famous orator, splendid buildings regarded abular layers. Corinth gladly visit the beautiful buildings and Corinth for girls. Audilescentes the Romans had many friends in Greece. On the back, his girlfriend, visits to Rome, Athens, Roman, came, and with Marcus. Mark, his friend, and the field of Mars points out: "There is-not, -inquit-, Athens Campus, where the ball and the dish to carry, for they love to play?" And the Greek boy: "Athens palestram gymnasium and also, where the men and the boys themselves coditios sports gymnastics exercise