Quondam Phaestia tellus, quae proxi

Quondam Phaestia tellus, quae proxima Cnosiaco regno erat, progenuit Ligdum, ingenuum virum. Vita fidesque eius inculpatae fuerunt. Gravidae coniugis aures vocibus his monuit, cum iam prope partus adesset: 'Quae voveo, duo sunt: ut minimo dolore releveris utque filium parias. Nam onus filiae gravis est et vires fortuna negat. Ergo si forte feminam edes-pietas, ignosce!-necabitur!'. Sic dixerat. Ligdus, qui mandadat, et Telethusa, cui mandata dabantur, multis lacrimis vultum laverunt. Sed etsi suum maritum Telethusa vanis precibus sollicitabat, certa tamen sentenia erat Ligdo.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

Once PHAESTUS planet nearest Cnosiacus kingdom was ligdre bastards, noble man. His life and loyalty were faultless. Ears to the voices of his pregnant wife warned him, as he was come near, be present at the birth: 'you have vowed, there are two things: that the least pain may return, in order to give birth to a son. The burden is heavy and the daughter might Fortune denies. Therefore, if you eat a strong female-piety, forgive! -necabitur! '. Thus spoke. Ligdre, who mandadat, and Telethusa, to whom these commandments were given, with many tears, his face washed. But even if her husband stole Telethusa vain entreaties, they certainly had ligdre sewers.