Ultimus princeps ex familia Augusti

Ultimus princeps ex familia Augusti erat Nero. Principio regni Nero bene regebat, sed post paucos annos officia sua neglegere coepit, inimicos interfecit, et se turpissimis voluptatibus dedit. Itaque, Romani dicebant nullum alium principem fuisse crudeliorem aut peiorem quam eum. Tandem Galba, qui proconsul provinciae Hispaniae erat, arma contra Neronem sumpsit. Nero, a suis militibus relictus, Romā fugit, et, ubi intellexit etiam senatores eum reliquisse, se sua manu necavit. Sub Nerone magna pars Romae magno incendio deleta est, et multi dicebant Neronem ipsum auctorem huius sceleris fuisse, quod multa aedificia urbis ei non placebant et novam urbem in eodem loco aedificare cupiebat. Credebant etiam Neronem, quia erat poeta, flammas spectantem, carmen, a se ipso compositum, cecinisse. Nero, igitur, qui territus est quod populus iratus contra eum erat, accusavit Christianos ut se ipsum defenderet. Legit Christianos ipsos quod ei dicebant deum Christianum mundum flammis deleturm esse. Itaque, multi Christiani crudeliter puniti sunt. Sed, multis Christianis punitis, Romani coeperunt intellegere Neronem ipsum crudelem fuisse et favebant eis qui arma contra eum sumpserant. Talis erat finis Neronis.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

Last August was the leader of the family of Nero. Well made himself strong in the beginning of the reign of Nero, but after a few years, he began to neglect the duties of their office, his enemies to death, and that he has given to the pleasures of the most disgraceful. Therefore, the Romans taught that no one more barbarous than the other, or even the chief instigator worse than him. At length, Galba, who was the proconsul of the province of Spain, took up arms against Nero. Nero, left by his own soldiers, he fled away, and, perceiving that had left him, even the senators, with his own hand killed. Was destroyed by fire in Rome, a great part of the reign of Nero, Nero, the creator of this crime, and to have been said many, there were many in the city, the buildings of the city in the same place are not satisfied with themselves to build a new desired. They also believed that Nero was, because it was the poet, the flames of which has regard to, a song, a combination of his own, had crowed. Nero, therefore, is that the people he was angry with him who was afraid, and made accusations against Christians, in order to defend himself. Christians read the Christian world that God told him to destroy the flames. And so, many Christians think cruelly punished, they are. But, for many Christians, punishment, cruel Nero, the Romans began to understand that he had been, and they took up arms against those who are favored. Such was the death of Nero.