Megadõrum, uirum diuitem et Eucliõn

Megadõrum, uirum diuitem et Eucliõnis uicinum, soror Eunomia ex aedibus uocat. Eunomia enim anxia (preocupada) est, quod Megadôrus uxôrem nõn habet. Megadôrus autem uxõrem nôn uult (quer). nam uxôres uirôs diuites pouperes faciunt. habet satis auri Megadorus et feminãs pulchrãs nõn amat. ut enim pulchra femina est, ita uirum uexat. ut uir diues est, ita uxor uirum pouperem facit. Eunomia autem sorõrem optimam Megadorus habet. ut igitur postular (pede) soror, ita facit frãter. Phaedram enim, Eucliõnis filiam, puellam habet. ut tamen poper Eucliõ est, ita dõtem habet Phaedra n~ullam. Megadõrus autem dõtem nõn uult (quer). nam si diuites uxõres sunt magnamque habet dõtem, magnus est post nuptiãs sumptus, nimis dant uiri pecuniae.

Resultados (Inglês) 1:

Megadõrum, near both a man of wealth and sister Eunomia calls from the office. For anxious Eunomia (preocupada) is that I hope they have no wives. I hope the wife does not want the (wins). for the wife unto the husband the rich pouperes they do. and I hope, does not love a beautiful woman to have enough gold. as a beautiful woman, so my husband rides. that a man of the rich man is, so is the wife of a man of pouperem he doeth it. But I hope he has the best sister Eunomia. In order, therefore requires it (with the foot) sister, so it makes a brother. Phaedra For Euclionis a daughter, and have a girl. Euclio, however, that the Pope is, so to have dower in Phaedra's, n ~ of any kind. I hope, however, are not willing to (complain). If they are rich wife has a large dowry after marriage is a big cost, give the man too much money.