De hunis in libris patrum nostrorum

De hunis in libris patrum nostrorum non multa sunt dicta
Hi sunt feri et feroces
Terribiles videre cupiunt timoreque in aliis hominibus excitare. Itaque facies eorum consulto vulnerantur. Postquam vulnera sanata sunt, cicatrices manent, propter quas barba crescere non poest. Horum forma non est pulcha, sed terribilis.
Radices herbarum, quae correptae sunt ex agris, comedunt et animalium carnem, quae non cocta est sed sed paulisper trita. nam caro, antequam ab eis comeditur, posita est inter equum et femora eius qui in equo sedet et ibi paulisper manet
casa non habent, sed foris habitant et vivunt. vestimenta gerunt ex animalium pellibus facta.
Semperin equis manent: in equis comedunt, in equis dormiunt, in equis pugnant. in hostes impetus celeriter faciunt, quos in proelio saepe laqueis capiunt et captos gladiis occidunt

結果 (英文) 1:

The Huns are in the books of the sayings of our fathers will not talk much
these are wild and ferocious
and fears in the other men who want to wake up to see the Terrible. So do their consultation wounded. After the wounds were healed, the scars remain, for which it is not attentive to grow beards. The forms of these it is not fair, but it was terrible.
The roots of the weed, which when short are the people from the country, and they eat the flesh of animals, but for a while, but which are not sodden, shall be worn. for the flesh, before it is eaten by them, is situate between the horse and the horse, sat down on the thighs, and there a little while, in the remains of a person who
do not have a house, and live, but they live outside. wear clothes made ​​from animal skins.
Semperin horses remain horses eat, they sleep in horses, horses fighting. at the enemy, attack speed, and whom they kill by the sword, and the prisoners were in the battle, often they take their snares