Et iuvenes et viri Romani saepe cum

Et iuvenes et viri Romani saepe cum gaudio pila ludebant. Etiam in viis locisque publicis interdum pilas iactabant, quamquam ibi laborabant fabri et erat magna copia hominum.Aliquando tonsor*, quod tempestas bona erat, ex consuetudine fabrorum loco publico sellam* habuit. Acuto cultello* servum radebat. Sed iuvenes nonnulli, qui ibi pila ludebant, tonsorem non animadverterunt, quod locus plenus hominum erat.
Ludebant, gaudebant, nihil mali exspectabant, cum subito pila ad manum* tonsoris volavit. Praecisa est gula* servi et dominus iuvenes, postquam eos* in iudicium vocavit, de morte servi accusavit. Quamquam iudicium ignoramus, tamen causam cognovimus, quod nonnulli iuris consulti de ea* responderunt.
Alii: in tonsore culpa est, si ibi radebat, ubi ex consuetudine iuvenes ludebant.
Alii contra: pars culpae etiam in servo est, quod scire debebat locum, ubi tonsor radebat, plenum periculi esse.
Interrogatis:in quo culpa est? Quem iudex punivit? Quis domino servi damnum restituere* debuit? An nemo domino servi pecuniam debuit, quod neque tonsor neque iuvenes, sed mala fortuna rem delevit?
Rem????? Ita! Nam Romani servos pro rebus habebant. Ita ius erat, ita leges Romanae iubebant.

Wyniki (angielski) 1:

And the young men, and the ball is played with joy, the men of Roman house often won. Even sometimes the posts and cast out in the streets and public places, and yet he was suffering from a great abundance, and the workmen, and he was a barber hominum.Aliquando *, that the weather was good, * he had a seat, according to custom, the workmen's a public place. With a sharp knife * servant mustache. But young men and others, who are there the ball is played, a barber, not taken any notice, that the place was full of men.
They were playing, they rejoiced to, there is nothing bad, waited for the ball when it was suddenly flew at the hand of a barber *. * His servants, and the lord of the gullet is cut off, the young men, after having been called to the trial *, accused of the death of the servant of. Although we do not know the judgment, however, should have come to know, that some of the lawyers * said to him, out of her.
To another, but thinks that the barber is the fault of this, if the and scraped, which he was usually young men were playing.
And some, contrariwise: it is a part of of the fault even in the servants, that it should have to know the place where the barber and scraped, full of danger.
He was asked: in which the fault is it? Which judge punished? * Who is the Lord of damages owed? An no one owes money to the servants of his lord, nor the barber, nor that of young people, but bad luck thing as well
Rem ????? Yes! For the Romans the servants for the important matters of state. In this way was the right, so the laws of the Roman influence.