Haedus erat in tecto stabuli alti.

Haedus erat in tecto stabuli alti. Erat igitur securus et superbus. Forte lupus ad stabulum venit. Haedus, quia a periculis tutus erat, audaciae plenus: “Lupe, - inquit, - improba bestia es”. Lupus autem: “Parve haede, - inquit, - magna est audacia tua, quia in tecto stabuli alti es”. Etiam timidi sunt securi et superbi et audasiae pleni, si nullum periculum est.

Результаты (английский) 1:

The kid was on the roof of the stable high. It was, therefore, secure and proud. Perhaps the wolf came to the inn. Kid, because it is from the dangers of unsafe, had been full of audacity: "Lupe, - he said, - Thou art wicked beast". The wolf said, "Little kids, - said he, - is a great boldness of your hand, for the roof of the stable, high art". Audasiae are full of the proud and sure, and even the timid, if no danger in it.