Answer:
Look! Aliam is reading the story how his Roman mother tells it. This story of Tarquin of the king is a Roman story. Now, they tell the story to you all.
Once upon a time, Tarquin goes to Super as always and ultimately approaches the queen, an old woman experienced in vocabulary Sibylla. She carries a new book. She shows the queen the book and "Here is the book, O queen" says,
"This is the divine oracle. You give me money, for this book. Do you not see it?"
Then she, after seeing the book, asks,
"How much is it?" The woman knows it has a great worth even before she asked the question. But Tarquin responds, "This book you can not accept, because it does not have a good worth. Bye!"
When Tarquin exits, she enhances the new book. After the woman does this again, Tarquin comes and asks, "Do you not desire for this book?"
"How much," the queen asks, "for tomorrow this hour this book is worth?" Sibylla, "I don't know the worth" responds, "because today this book has no worth." But Tarquin responds, "NO! The worth is not what I'm looking for." Therefore, from the kingdom of Tarquinius, being borne in the books named above by the Sibyl.
