Dum Latinus in Italia in pace diutu

Dum Latinus in Italia in pace diuturna regnat, Troia
seu Ilium, clarissima Asiae urbs, post bellum decem
annorum tandem a Graecls capta est. Grace! enim, cum
urbem vi expugnare non possent, dolo usi sunt: equum
ingentem e ligno fabricaverunt eumque militibus armatis compleverunt, quibus praefecti erant Ulixes et Pyr-
rhus, Achillis filius. Equo ligneo in litore reticto, ceteri
Graecl celeriter in insulam propinquam, cui nomen est
Tenedos, profecti sunt ibique latuerunt.

Troianl vero, cum Graecos Argos in patriam suam 30
avectos esse arbitrarentur, turn demum post tot annos
poms aperuerunt atque exire ausl sunt. Sine cura sub
altis murTs ambulabant atque castra Graecorum deserta
inspiciebant; sed ubi prlmum equum ligneum in litore
collocatum viderunt, stupentes constiterunt et molem 35
equi mirabantur. Alii eum ut donum Minervae, deae
Troianls benignae, sacratum intra muros duel et in arce
locarl iubebant, alii donum Graecorum suspectum in
mare praecipitandum et flammis urendum esse cense-
bant, alii interiorem equi partem Inspicere volebant

Wyniki (angielski) 1:

While following the Latin, in Italy, in the long period of peace reigns, Troy
, or Ilium, the most famous city of Asia, after the war, ten
years old at last from the Graecis has been taken. Grace! For, when he
would not be able to overcome the force of the city, they have used deceit; the horse
out of the wood have wrought upon him with the soldiers, armed men, they accomplished a huge, over whom they set were Ulysses and Pyr-
sumach, the son of Achilles. Reticto a wooden horse on the beach, the rest
Graecl swiftly to the nearby island, whose name is
Tenedos, they went out and there was not known. Troiani, however, that Argos was in his own country; 30 the Greeks to grow to think that they, and only when, after so many years , have won and to come out ausl poms are. Without charge under the high camp and marched Murta Greeks deserted attached but where piimum wooden horse on the beach located saw amazed paused, staring 35 horses were wondering. Others have him as a gift to Minerva, the goddess of the benign Troianl hallowed walls inside the citadel and Duel locarl telling others the gift of the Greeks suspected sea plunge and cauterizing flames cense- be milder, others look at the inner part of the horse wanted