Amulius post caedem crudelem secum

Amulius post caedem crudelem secum cogitabat: ‘Quid faciam de Rheā Silviā, Numitoris filiā? Contra omnium exspectationem genuit filios geminos.’
Quia Vestalem necare non licuit, Rhea Silvia in custodiā data est.
Deinde Amulius ministros iussit filios eius, Romulum Remumque, in alveum imponere et in Tiberim mittere.
Ministris magnum praemium promisit.

Forte tunc multum pluverat et rapidus Tiberis super ripas effusus erat: proximi agri in stagna mutati erant.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

After he had slain the cruel Amulius had made ​​with him he thought: 'What shall I do Rhea Silvia, daughter of Numitor? On the other hand all the expectation of the children of the father of the twins. '
Because I was not allowed to kill a Vestal, Rhea Silvia in custodiā it was given.
After that, he ordered the ministers of his sons, Amulius, Romulus and Remus were, into the channel to put into the Tiber, to send him.
He promised a great reward for the ministers. Perhaps they were then much pluverat and a rapid an overflow of the Tiber was a neighbor of the field had been turned into a pool.