Viri Romani filios Athenas mittere

Viri Romani filios Athenas mittere solebant. Viri doctri in Graecia philosophiae studebant, verba clarorum oratorum audiebant, preclara aedifitia spectabant. Corinthum libenner visitabant, nam Corinthi pulchra aedificia erant. Romani multos amicos in Graecia habebant.
Marci amicus ex Athenis Romanam veniebat, et cum Marco Romanum ambulabat. Marcus amico Campum Martium monstrat et: "Estne, – inquit, – Athenis campus, ubi pila ludere et discum iacere potestis?". Et Graecus: "Athenis gymnasium et palaestram habemus, ubi viri et pueri cotidie corpora ludis gymnicis exercent".

Результаты (английский) 1:

The men of the children of the Romans and used to send to Athens. The men of learning, studying philosophy in Greece, the famous orators were outstanding aedifitia show. Libenner visited Corinth, Corinth for the beautiful buildings there. Friends many of the Romans had in Greece.
Athens, the Roman Marcus came from a friend, and when Mark was a Roman walked. The Campus Martius, and a friend, Marcus points out: "Is there not, - he said, - Athens campus, where the ball will play and the dish to be able to lie down?". And Greek: "Athens of exercise and training, a place where men and boys sports gymnasts bodies daily exercise."