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1. Iam ante Homērum poētae fuisse putantur. 2. Disciplīna druidum in Britanniā reperta atque in Galliam trānslāta esse exīstimātur. 3. Aesōpus servus fuisse trāditur. 4. Alexander Magnus multōs scrīptōrēs rērum suārum sēcum habuisse dīcitur. 5. Lycūrgī temporibus Homērus fuisse trāditur. 6. Pōns prope effectus esse nūntiābātur. 7. Nunc tantum vidēmur intellēxisse linguam Latīnam nōbīs utilem esse. 8. Vidēmini nōn satis intellegere, quae dīxī. 9. Rōmulus et Remus urbem Rōmam condidisse trāduntur. 10. Tū librōs legere vidēris. 11. Puella respondēre audītur. 12. Librī ā tē legī videntur. 13. Minerva ex capite Iovis nāta esse dīcēbātur. 14. Caesar in Galliā vīcisse dīcitur. 15. Fēlīx esse vidēris. 16. Gallia in partēs trēs dīvīsa esse dīcitur. 17. Videor vīcisse. 18. Cōnstat, ad salūtem cīvium inventās esse lēgēs. 19. Vidētur victum īrī. 20. Vetāmur venīre. 21. Lēx rēctē facere iubet, vetat dēlinquere. 22. Cicerō vidētur omnēs ōrātōrēs ēloquentiā superāvisse. 23. Quī tacuit, cum loquī dēbuit et potuit, cōnsentīre vidētur.

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. Now is thought there were poets even before Homer. 2. and the Discipline of the Druids in Gaul, is supposed to have been devised in Britain. 3. slave Aesop was delivered. 4. All the property, Alexander the Great had many writers have had with him. 5. Homer said to have been in the time of Lycurgus. 6. bridge near the effect will be announced. 7. At present I only seems to have understood the Latin language to be of use to us. 8. It seems it is not enough to understand, that I have said. 9. are reported to have been founded by Romulus and Remus, the city of Rome. 10. book I read, it seems. 11. The girl answered. 12. of being read by you seem to be. 13. he was said to Minerva from the head of Jupiter belongs to. 14. Caesar in Gaul, hand, we do. 15. Felix seems to be. 16. France is said to be divided into three parts. 17. I think the reverse. 18. Constant, the inventor of the safety of that law. 19. sees food îrî. 20. forbidden to come. 21. the law of him to do good, and forbids sin. 22. Cicero evidently all orators eloquence overcome. 23. He was silent, and was able, when he ought to speak, seems to agree.