Cum légers humanae tum divinae furt

Cum légers 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 féci.

Hoc tamen non propter egestatem féci, sed propter amorem iniquitatis.

Petivi enim res quibus abundabam, non quibus egébam.

Nam ipso furto délectari cupiébam, non rébus quas petébam.

Prope domum meam erat pirus pomorum pléna, quae valdé pulchra vidébantur.

Ego et pauci alii aduléscentés improbi domos nostras noctu (per totum enim diem luseramus) reliquimus et illam arborem petivimus.

Omnia poma ex ea excussimus et nobiscum asportavimus.

結果 (英文) 1:

When I read some of the human and the divine usually punish theft. Even another thief thief calmly tolerates it. Neither rich thief thief tolerates poor. I also wanted to do and I did not steal. He did not because of poverty but because of a love of violence. I ask for things which abound , not to be in need. In fact, I longed to be delighted with the theft, but not things like I was begging. There was a pear apple trees near my house, full of grace, which is a very beautiful on it. I am a young man, and a few others, the wicked have our houses at night (because throughout the whole day, play-fellows) have left, and I have asked that tree . all the apples from her lap, and carried it with us.