Results for no one used to be commanded to spar... translation from English to Latin

used to be
frater antenatus

he used to be called
appellari solebat

"that used to be tired
'ut me taedet esse solebat

no one is perfect, who does not desire to be more perfect.
nemo perfectus est, qui perfectior esse non appetit.

two days we used to be modest in the barn
duos dies modestus in horreo we celabat

there is no one is good by chance: it is a virtue to be learned
nemo est casu bonus :discenda est virtus

to be accustomed, be used to
soleo

i used to be afraid of myself, and what i'm capable of. now the killer coming out to play
quoquo modo necesse est

is not terrified at the back of his sleep, and he used to be safe when the came unto me,
ad me tergum et non cum hoc somnum exterreri solebat

let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience, as also saith the law.
mulieres in ecclesiis taceant non enim permittitur eis loqui sed subditas esse sicut et lex dici

which the lord commanded to be given them of the children of israel, in the day that he anointed them, by a statute for ever throughout their generations.
et quae praecepit dari eis dominus a filiis israhel religione perpetua in generationibus sui

everything will be better again if the storks will been flown into the far , and no one will watch, you'll tell me, wake up! because this is the time to be.
omne erit bonum rursus , si ciconiae in longinquitatem volaverunt, et nemo erit vigil, et tu dices mihi, excita! quod hic tempus esse.

once upon a time there was a matron of ephesus whose virtue was praised by all. when her husband died, she followed his body to the underground sepulchre; he did not want to go away or eat food. he remained there five days, together with the handmaid, weeping. meanwhile, several robbers were nailed to crosses near the tomb! 5 a certain soldier was ordered to guard them so that no one would take away the bodies to be buried! therefore the next night, seeing the light in the sepulchre, and hearing the tears, he went down there to plead the cause, marveling at the beautiful woman
‘olim erat ephesi matrona cuius virtus ab omnibus laudabatur. ubi maritus mortuus est, corpus eius ad sepulchrum subterraneum secuta curabat; nec abire nec cibum consumere volebat. ibi quinque dies una cum ancilla lacrimans manebat. interea latrones complures prope sepulchrum crucibus adfixi sunt! 5 miles quidam eos custodire iussus est ne quis corpora sepelienda auferret! ergo proxima nocte, lumine in sepulchro viso lacrimisque auditis, eo descendit ut causam quereret feminam pulchram miratu