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 Athens, the Roman to send the children of the sun. Audilescentes in Gracia philosophy, hear the words of a famous orator, abular layers of fine buildings considered. Corinth gladly visit for Corinth and girls are beautiful buildings. Audilescentes the Romans had many friends in Greece. On the back, Mark, a friend, and visits to Rome, Athens, Roman came, and with Marco. The field of Mars and his friend, Marcus points out: "There is-ne, -inquit-, Athens campus, where the ball and the dish to carry, for they love to play?" And in Greek: "Athens gymnasium and palestram, where men and boys coditios to practice sports Gymnastics