ilii Pelopis erant Atreus Thyestesq

ilii Pelopis erant Atreus Thyestesque. Thyestes uxorem Atrei corrumpit; tum Atreus vitium invenit et tolerare non potest. Insidias igitur contra fratrem cogitate: “Ira me movet! Filios parvos mei fratris necabo secaboque. Tum membra coquam et Thyestae cenam dabo.” Necat pueros; Thyestes suos filios mortuos in mensa videt. O miser pater! Nihil nunc habes. Sed, o Atreu, propter tua magna vitia filii tui magnas poenas dabunt. In animis filiorum tuorum manebit tua culpa antique; erit perpetua. Quid debemus de tuis insidiis cogitare, o Atreu? Tuam iram non poteras superare; mala igitur erit semper tua fama. Te tuamque vitam pauci boni, sed multi mali laudabunt

Resultados (inglés) 1:

To conclude, Thyestes were hung. Harris' wife Atrei; then Atreus discovered the crime and can no longer endure. Treachery against his brother in thought: "My anger and makes me uneasy! As for the sons of small things, my brother's little son. Then, cook the pieces and give dinner to Thyestes. "He kills the young men; Thyestes, the sons of the dead on the table he sees God. Unhappy father! There have now. But, O Atreus, for the sake of thy great power, shall be punished with the vices of your sons will be great. In memory of your morning your fault the antique; will be permanent. What we ought to think about your treachery, O Atreus? You could not overcome your anger; therefore evil will always be your reputation. A few of the good of you and your life, but many of the evil they shall praise the