Sunt duo poetae antiqui, qui saepe

Sunt duo poetae antiqui, qui saepe fabulas de lupo narrant: unus poeta
Graecorum, Aesopus nomine, alter Phaedrus, poeta Romanorum. fabulae eorum lupum ut bestiam et feram pingunt.
Lupus aliquando ad rivum agnum videt. Rivi aqua a lupo ad agnum fluit,
sed lupus avĭdus agno clamat: «Cur mihi aquam turbas?» Et agnum miserum
devorat. Sic Phaedrus narrat.

Результаты (английский) 1:

There are two things of the ancient poets, who often tell stories about the wolf; the one a poet
of the Greeks, the name of Aesop, and the other Phaedrus, the poet of the Romans. the story of the wolf to the wild beast and paint.
The wolf once the river one sees. Stream of water flows and to a lamb by a wolf,
the lamb, but the greedy wolf cried out: "Why dost thou water to the people?" And the wretched man a lamb,
then eats them. Thus Plato tells us.