Usted buscó: davus ad puerum dormientem adit (Latín - Inglés)

puer ad amicum scribebam et amicus ad puerum scribebam
the boy wrote to a friend and a friend of the boy wrote

et dixit saul ad puerum suum optimus sermo tuus veni eamus et ierunt in civitatem in qua erat vir de
then said saul to his servant, well said; come, let us go. so they went unto the city where the man of god was.

et ait ad puerum suum vade et adfer mihi sagittas quas ego iacio cumque puer cucurrisset iecit aliam sagittam trans pueru
and he said unto his lad, run, find out now the arrows which i shoot. and as the lad ran, he shot an arrow beyond him.

et dixit ad eum curre loquere ad puerum istum dicens absque muro habitabitur hierusalem prae multitudine hominum et iumentorum in medio eiu
and said unto him, run, speak to this young man, saying, jerusalem shall be inhabited as towns without walls for the multitude of men and cattle therein:

et ait ad puerum quis est ille homo qui venit per agrum in occursum nobis dixit ei ipse est dominus meus at illa tollens cito pallium operuit s
for she had said unto the servant, what man is this that walketh in the field to meet us? and the servant had said, it is my master: therefore she took a vail, and covered herself.

dixitque saul ad puerum suum ecce ibimus quid feremus ad virum panis defecit in sitarciis nostris et sportulam non habemus ut demus homini dei nec quicquam aliu
then said saul to his servant, but, behold, if we go, what shall we bring the man? for the bread is spent in our vessels, and there is not a present to bring to the man of god: what have we?

dixit ad puerum loquere ad eam ecce sedule in omnibus ministrasti nobis quid vis ut faciam tibi numquid habes negotium et vis ut loquar regi sive principi militiae quae respondit in medio populi mei habit
and he said unto him, say now unto her, behold, thou hast been careful for us with all this care; what is to be done for thee? wouldest thou be spoken for to the king, or to the captain of the host? and she answered, i dwell among mine own people.

marcus ad arbōrem spectat. ad puerum clāmat. “puer,” inquit octāviāna, “est in viā! minimē! puer ad pompeiōs currit!” marcus sē vertit. marcus ad octāviānam spectat. “quid,” inquit marcus, “tū dīcis? puer nōn est in viā! tiberius pompeiīs habitat! tū dīcis rēs falsās!” octāviāna est anxia. bellātor sibi cōgitat, “necesse est mihi adiuvāre octāviānam!”
marcus looks at the tree. the boy cries out. "boy," said octaviana, "it's on the road! not at all! the boy is running to pompeii!" marcus turns to himself. marcus looks at octavia. "what are you talking about," said marcus? boy is not in the way! tiberius lives at pompeii! you say false things!" octaviana is anxious. the warrior thinks to himself, "i need octavia to help!"