6. El odre de Eolo:1. Postea Ulixes

6. El odre de Eolo:

1. Postea Ulixesinsulam petivit cuius Aeolus rex erat. 2. Ulixes ventorum deo omnia itineris pericula narravit. 3. Aeolus Ulixi auxilium praebere constituit. 4. Itaque Ithacae regi utrem dedit, in quo ventos incluserat. 5. Tum Graeci sine periculo navigare potuerunt. 6. Decimo die maiorum terram iam videbant, cum nautae utrem clam aperuerunt. 7. Statim omnes venti exierunt et Ulixem eiusque comites longe a patria pepulerunt.

Wyniki (angielski) 1:

6. El odre de Eolo: 1. Later, she asked Ulixesinsulam whose response was king. 2. Ulysses winds all the way God related risks. 3. Ulysses response to help the family. 4. And so, the king of Ithaca has given a bottle, in which our body is imprisoned itself. 5. The Greeks were able to sail without risk. 6. Upon the tenth day of our ancestors, the land seemed to be already, when the sailors opened the bottle in a secret place. 7. Immediately everyone went out and blew Ulysses and his companions drove off from their homeland.