Filius Aeneae, Ascanius, urbem sub monte Albano condidit. Multos annos reges hanc urbem, quae Alba Longa appellata est, regebant
. Deinde rex, Numitor, qui unum filium et unam filiam habuit, rexit. Suus frater malus, Amulius, autem rex esse cupivit; Amulius ex regno eum expulsit et filium eius interfecit. Filia Vestalis Virgo (Vestal Virgin -- see note) esse coacta est (ergo liberi regem malum opprimere non potuerunt). SED! Deus Mars eam vidit et amavit! Rhea Silvia duos filios produxit! Rex malus, hoc audiens (see hint), eos interficere cupivit et eos in flumen iaci (to be thrown) iussit. Pater Tiberis (Father Tiber -- god of the river) alveum in quo positi erant ad locum siccum portavit, lupa eos nutrivit, et pastor benignus et suus uxor eos eduxerunt. Ubi adulti fiunt (become), pastor eis maleficium (evil deed) Amuli narravit. Potestate regni suo avo restituta (having been restored), Romulus et Remus suum regnum condere cupiverunt. Eheu! Ob controversiam de ominibus, Romulus Remum interfecit. Sed urbem pulchram condidit, quam, suo nomine utens Romam appellavit. Etiam centum senatores creavit, qui ob honorem "patres" appellati sunt.
This is a story in Latin: The son of Aeneas, Ascanius city under Mount Alban. Many years ago kings of this city, called Alba Longa, ruled. After this the king, Numitor, who had a son and a daughter, took charge of. His evil brother, Amulius, wanted to be king; Amulius drove him from the throne from power and killed his son. The daughter Virgo (Virgin - see note) was forced (the children could overwhelm the evil king). BUT! God Mars saw and loved it! Silvia two sons! The evil, hearing (see hint) wanted to kill them and to broadcast them in the river (to be thrown) ordered. Tiber (Father Tiber - god of the river) to a dry trough in which the wolf fed them, and a shepherd with his wife and brought them up. Adults (become), shepherd them about (evil deeds) Amulius. After told. Kingdom power restored to their grandfather (having been restored), Romulus and Remus wanted to found. Alas! Due to the controversy over the auspices Romulus killed Remus. A beautiful city which he called, using his name. It also created a hundred senators, out of respect "fathers" Greeks.
