1. Avē, Caesar, moritūrī tē salūtan

1. Avē, Caesar, moritūrī tē salūtant. 2. Minātur innocentibus, quī parcit nocentibus. 3. Lēx est rēcta
ratiō imperāns honesta, prohibēns contrāria. 4. Lēgem nocēns verētur, fortūnam innocēns. 5. In
cōnfitentem nūllae sunt partes iūdicis. 6. Cōnsentientēs et agentēs parī poenā plectentur. 7. Frūstrā
ferentur lēgēs, nisi subditīs et oboedientibus. 8. Iūs vītā vel mōribus cōnstitūtum. 9. Dēceptīs, nōn
dēcipientibus, iūra subveniunt. 10. Iūrāvī linguā, mentem iniūrātam gerō. 11. Ab urbe conditā. 12.
Amantēs āmentēs. 13. Cūrantēs iūra iuvant. 14. Āctum ut suprā. 15. Dē nōn appārentibus et nōn
exsistentibus eadem est ratiō. 16. Ego nē interrogāre quidem fās putō dē quō prōnūntiātum est. 17.
Hominum causā iūs cōnstitūtum est. 18. In flagrante dēlictō. 19. Iūrisprūdentia est dīvīnārum atque
hūmānārum rērum nōtitia, iūstī atque iniūstī scientia. 20. Lēgēs ā victōribus dīcuntur, accipiuntur ā
victīs. 21. Iūstitia est obtemperātiō scrīptīs lēgibus īnstitūtīsque populōrum. 22. Lēgēs bellō siluēre
coāctae. 23. Reperit deus nocentem. 24. Vigilantibus lēgēs sunt scrīptae

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. Ave, Caesar, to die salute you. 2. He threatens the innocent, who spares the guilty. 3. The law is a right angle
, commanding what is honest, and prohibiting the contrary. 4. The guilty fear the law, innocent. 5. In
that confess to have none of them to the judges. 6. By the efforts of the consent of the same punishment. 7. In vain,
almost the same law, but the subjection to them and those who obey. 8. the right to live or morals to be composed of these. 9. deceived, not
deceiving them, he swore to their help. 10. sworn in language, mind unsworn wear. 11. From the founding of the city. 12.
lovers madness. 13. caregiver assistance for the rights. 14. Done as above. 15. of things that appear not, and
the same is the reason for existing. 16. I do not ask for a word of which it is delivered with one fās putō. 17.
a matter of law established by it. 18. In flagrante delicto. 19. the jurisprudence is, the divine and
human affairs and knowledge, it is just and what is unjust. 20. laws say a victory, derived from
the diet. 21. Justice is obeying the laws and institutions of people's scripts. 22. laws of war were still
strained. 23. He discovered that God is guilty. 24. waking laws are written