Daedalus alas sibi confecit; alae o

Daedalus alas sibi confecit; alae optimae erant. Ubi alae paratae erant, artifex se in caelum iecit, corpus alis tollens. Cum intellexisset alas se facile portare, alteras alas filio suo, Icaro nomine, fecit. Noluit enim sine filio effugere.
His quoque confectis, puerum monuit ut cursum medium teneret: “si prope mare volabis,” inquit, “undae alas graves facient, et in mare decides; si tamen prope solem volabis, calor pennas incendet. Si prope me volabis, nullum periculum tibi erit.” Tum Daedalus filio monito oscula dedit.

Wyniki (angielski) 1:

Daedalus wings had ended; The wings were excellent. When the wings were ready, the artist shot himself in the sky, wings and body lifting. When the wings of the itself to be easily understood, he would, as a second the wings of his son, Icarus, the name of the place, and made. For he was unwilling to escape without a son.
To this they were finished, he took hold of the child, a junction of the middle of the course of: "if we were near the sea, you will fly," he said, "they will do the heavy wings of the waves of the lake, and in the sea decides; However, if you fly close to the sun, heat and burn the wings. If you were near me, you will fly, there is no risk of you shall have it. "Then he gave a kiss after he has advised the son of Daedalus.