De perfidia punita. Olim bellum era

De perfidia punita. Olim bellum erat Romam et Falerios, oppidum Romae finitimum et Romani prope Falerios castra ponebant. Tum quidam erat, qui liberos Faliscorum educabat. Pueri etiam in bello extra oppidum se exercebant. Aliquandro iste vir cum dscipulis suis in castra Romana intrat et Camillo dicit: Frustra oppidum nostrum oppugnabutus, armis id expugnare non poteritis, sed dolo incolas superabitis. Vide discipulos meos! Pueros Romanis mando. Ita victoriam ROmanis praebeo. Camillus respondet: Quid in animo habes, perfide? Mala cogitas officium tuum deseris. Sed arma habemus contra viros, non contra pueros. Pueris non nocebimus. Semper armis pugnabamus, itaque Faliscos non perfidia non dolo superabimus. Et pueris Camillus dicit Magistrum habetis perfidum. Itque in oppidum ite amici vestri eum punire deben

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Treachery punished. Once upon a time there was a war, and Falerii bringing to Rome, near the Roman town of Falerii and Rome, very close to the camp of them all. Then a certain man, who brought up the children of Falerii. Out of the town, children are to be carried out in time of war. Aliquandro the man with dscipulis in the Roman camp enters and Camillo says our town oppugnabutus useless arms that you can not overcome, but by residents overcome. See my disciples! Boys Roman command. So victory to offer. Camillus, you answer, What you have in mind, false one? Bad you think your job desert. But we have against the men of arms, and not the other boys. Children were not hurt. Always fighting with weapons, then Faliscans not treachery, deceit not overcome. The boys have teacher says Camillus treacherous. Goes into town and go to your friends, punish deben