Usted buscó: graeciam (Latín - Inglés)

graeciam
he was sent

ad graeciam
to greece

roman videbunt, ad graeciam navigabunt et athenas ibunt
which the roman citizens of to-morrow shall they come?

quīntus et clēmēns, postquam ex urbe pompēiīs, quam mōns vesuvius dēlēverat, effūgērunt, ad graeciam
from the city to the world

et ponam in eis signum et mittam ex eis qui salvati fuerint ad gentes in mari in africa in lydia tenentes sagittam in italiam et graeciam ad insulas longe ad eos qui non audierunt de me et non viderunt gloriam meam et adnuntiabunt gloriam meam gentibu
and i will set a sign among them, and i will send those that escape of them unto the nations, to tarshish, pul, and lud, that draw the bow, to tubal, and javan, to the isles afar off, that have not heard my fame, neither have seen my glory; and they shall declare my glory among the gentiles.

helena belli troiani causa fuit. nam paris, prínceps troianus, graeciam visitabat, et helena non solum paridem adamavit, sed troiam cum eo navigavit. menelaus igitur, vir helenae, omnes príncipes graecos collegit et bellum paravit. illa fabula est bene nota: sed pauci hanc fabulam cognoverunt. helena troiam numquam advenit. nam dea hera, paridem odiens, imaginem helenae troiam misit; helenam ipsam ad aegyptum transportavit. ibi in aula regis habitabat. postquam graeci troiam ceperunt, menelaus
helen was the cause of the trojan war. for paris, the prince of the trojan, and greece was visiting, and helen fell in love with, not only in paris, but with him, and sailed for troy. and menelaus was removed, then, the husband of helen, the greeks gathered up, and all the captains of the war, for he has prepared. she is well-known story of the man: but only a few of this story, they knew them. helen of troy never arrived. in fact, the goddess hera, erst with whom thou didst abhor, in the image of helen troy, he sent; the helen and transported to egypt. there palace living. after the greeks capture of troy, menelaus