Tam prope a muris habemus hostem! I

Tam prope a muris habemus hostem! Itaque cavete periculum, tutamini
patriam. Opibus urbis nolite confidere. Fiduciam, quae nimia vobis est,
deponite. Neminem credideritis patriae consulturum esse, nisi vos ipsi patriae
consulueritis. Mementote rem publicam in extremο discrimine quondam
fuisse!
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Bello Latino T. Manlius consul nobili genere natus exercitui Romanorum
praefuit. Is cum aliquando castris abiret, edixit ut omnes pugna abstinerent.
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Tum interrogavit filiam, utrum post aliquot annos cana esse mallet an
calva. Cum illa respondisset «ego, pater, cana esse malo», mendacium illi
pater obiecit: «Νon dubito quin calva esse nolis. Quid ergo non times ne istae
te calvam faciant?».

Αποτελέσματα (Αγγλικά) 1:

So near at hand, we have the enemy from the walls! So beware of danger, protect
the country. Wealth of trust. , Trust, which is too much to yourselves,
get rid of. Do you believe the country's measures to save yourselves country
consulueritis. Remember that the state is in crisis extremο Latin T. Manlius, the consul of the Romans, for the army, a noble family was born , presided over. Is he sometimes leave camp issued an order that all combat he asked his daughter, after a number of years, whether they choose to be the white-haired, or bald. And she had answered "I, my father, the white to be evil," she lie to him, the father of her teeth: "Νon doubt not but that you do not want to be bald. What, then, do you not fear that this might make you bald? ".