Nini Semiramis, quae tanto coniuge

Nini Semiramis, quae tanto coniuge felix, Plurima possedit, sed plura prioribus addit, Non contenta suis nec totis finibus orbis, Expulit a patrio privignum Trebeta regno, Profugus insignem nostram qui condidit urbem,
Treberis huic nomen dans ob factoris amorem, Quae caput Europae cognoscitur anteritate.
Filius huius Ero, patris haec epigrammata pono.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

Of Ninus, Semiramis, which for so long his wife happy, he possessed a very great, but more than the first, he adds, not content with their own nor with all ends of the world, he drove out step-son Trebeta from his native kingdom, was an exile who founded the characteristics of our city,
Treberis to have a name who gives to the account of the maker of love, which is known to the head of the European anteritate.
son of Er, epigrams father down.