heu! Hodie nuptias filiae meae paro

heu! Hodie nuptias filiae meae paro. Cuncta familia festinat. Huc et illuc cursitant pueri et

puellae, ego coquos et tibicinas uoco. Nunc aedes plenae sunt coquorum et tibicinarum, et

cuncti coqui et tibicinae fures sunt. Heu! Homo perditus sum, immo, perditissimus

hominum. Nam aulam habeo auri plenam. Ecce! Aulam porto. ( Senex aulam monstrat.)

Nunc aulam sub ueste celo. Nam ualde timeo. (Cheira o ar). Aurum enim olet; et fures

aurum olfactant. Aurum autem non olet, si sub terra latet. Si aurum sub terra latet, nullum

coquum nullam tibicinam nullum furem timeo. Aulam igitur clam sub terra celo. Ecquis me

spectat? (Demaenetus circumspectat. Nemo adest. Demaenetus igitur neminem uidet.)

Bene. Solus sum. Sed prius ad Larem appropinquo et unguentum coronamque do, et

supplico. (Ad Larem appropinquat. Vnguentum dat et coronam. Deinde Lari supplicat). O

Lar, tutela meae familiae, te oro et obsecro. Ego te semper corono, semper tibi unguentum

do, semper sacrificium et honorem. Tu contra bonam Fortunam das. Nunc ad te aulam auri

plenam porto. Sub ueste autem aulam celo. Familia de aula ignorat. Sed hodie sunt nuptiae

filiae. Plenae sunt aedes coquorum et tibicinarum. Immo, furum plenae sunt. Aurum olet.

Ego igitur fures timeo. O Lar, te oro et obsecro. Aulam serua! (Senex ad focum

appropinquat. Prope focum fouea est. In fouea aulam celat). Ecce! Saluum aurum est,

saluus quoque ego. Nunc enim tu aulam habes, Lar

Resultados (Inglês) 1:

Alas! Today my daughter's wedding set. His whole family hurries. Now and then ever since the boys and girls, and I am a chef and players agreed-upon '. Now the temple are full of cooks, and of pipers, and all the cooks and players are thieves. Alas! I am a lost man; indeed, wicked, may be of men. For the full court to gold. Look! Court ports. (Shown in the hall of the old man.) Now, the court of a knife heaven. For much fear. (Cheiro o ar). Gold is odorless; thieves and gold olfactare. Gold, however, does not smell, if it is hidden under the earth. If the gold is hidden under the earth, no cook, no thief tibicinam no fear. A hall, then, secretly, under the earth, the sky. I can assure looks? (Demaenetus around. No one is here. Demaenetus no one sees it.) Well. I am not alone. But the crown of the anointing oil, and the first place to the household appropinquo do, and of which I beg. (The shrine draws. Vnguentum gives the crown. Then he prays Lari). O Lar, the protection of my family, I beg and I beg you. I will make you always corono, Do you always keep the ointment, do, it is always the sacrifice and honor. You have to give good luck. We now come to thee, the palace of gold, full of body. Under the garb of the sky palace. His family does not know about. On the day of the wedding of his daughter. The houses are full of cooks, and flute-player. Rather, they are full of thieves. Gold smells. I am afraid of thieves. O Lar, I beg and I beg you. Court stay! (The old man by the hearth near to Him. near the fire pit, est. In the pit, the court of a covert). Look! The gold is safe, but I also saved. For now I will have the court you, Lar