Cum leges humanae tum divinae furtu

Cum leges humanae tum divinae furtum punire solent. Etiam fur alium furem aequo animo non tolerat. Nec fur dives furem pauperem tolerat. Ego quoque furtum facere cupivi et feci. Hoc tamen non propter egestatem feci, sed propter amorem iniquitatis. Petivi enim res quibus abundabam, non quibus egebam. Nam ipso furto delectari cupiebam, non rebus quas petebam. Prope domum meam erat pirus pomorum plena, quae valde pulchra videbantur. Ego et pauci alii adulescentes improbi domos nostras noctu (per totum enim diem luseramus) reliquimus et illam arborum petivimus. Omnia poma ex ea excussimus et nobiscum asportavimus. Pauca eorum comedimus, paene omnia porcis eiecimum. Nam non cupiebamus comedere poma, quae a nobis erant capta. Omnes enim in domibus nostris bonis cibis abundabamus. Cupiebamus contra leges res facere et iniquitate delectari. Huius malitiae causa erat ipsa malitia. Res malas, res iniquas amavi, amavi, res malas et iniquas facere.
Nunc adolevi et cor meum iam intellegit me res malas amavisse, iam intellegit res malas a me esse factas.

結果 (英文) 1:

When the laws of men are wont to punish the theft of human as well as divine. Even another thief thief calmly bear. Neither rich thief thief tolerates poor. I also desired to commit robbery, and I have done. This much, however, I have done, not because of poverty, but because of the love of evil. ' Ask for things which abound, which does not need. In fact, I longed to be delighted with the theft, not the things which they had asked. There was a pear full of apple trees near my house, which seemed to be very beautiful. Our houses at night, I and a few others, youths of the wicked (because throughout the whole day, play-fellows) have left and those trees, I have asked. For all the fruits that have been printed and with us, they brought him away from it. Few of them did, almost all the pigs eiecimum. In fact, did not long to eat the apples, which were taken from us. For all of our goods in the houses of rich foods in plenty. He would fain have a thing to do, and for the violence against the law and to be pleased. This was the cause mischief than malice. A bad, wicked things I loved, I loved, the matter is very bad and wrong ways to do.
Now, this time you see me, my heart is not burned evil thing have loved him, this time you see me, who had been put by the evil thing.