You searched for: ferum bellum incepit propter hanc fabulam (Latin - Engelska)

antiqui hanc fabulam de genere deorum
the ancient story of this kind

et synagoga populorum circumdabit te et propter hanc in altum regreder
the lord shall judge the people: judge me, o lord, according to my righteousness, and according to mine integrity that is in me.

et propter hanc causam peccavit domus hieroboam et eversa est et deleta de superficie terra
and this thing became sin unto the house of jeroboam, even to cut it off, and to destroy it from off the face of the earth.

et iuravit ei saul in domino dicens vivit dominus quia non veniet tibi quicquam mali propter hanc re
and saul sware to her by the lord, saying, as the lord liveth, there shall no punishment happen to thee for this thing.

porro dagon truncus solus remanserat in loco suo propter hanc causam non calcant sacerdotes dagon et omnes qui ingrediuntur templum eius super limen dagon in azoto usque in hodiernum die
therefore neither the priests of dagon, nor any that come into dagon's house, tread on the threshold of dagon in ashdod unto this day.

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