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urano ex regno expulso, uranus saturnum, qui erat filius urani, monuerat, ”tuus filius te etiam expellet."
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si tibi voluerit persuadere frater tuus filius matris tuae aut filius tuus vel filia sive uxor quae est in sinu tuo aut amicus quem diligis ut animam tuam clam dicens eamus et serviamus diis alienis quos ignoras tu et patres tu
if thy brother, the son of thy mother, or thy son, or thy daughter, or the wife of thy bosom, or thy friend, which is as thine own soul, entice thee secretly, saying, let us go and serve other gods, which thou hast not known, thou, nor thy fathers;

venus filium, aeneam*, amavit, itaque magnum iovem (jupiter, acc. sing.) de fato aeneae* rogavit. iuppiter* tum dixit, "dea, noli timere*, fata* immota manebunt. tuus filius erit tutus, et aeneae* imperium perpetuum donabo
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primus rex deorum erat uranus. ex regno expulsus, uranus saturnum, qui erat filius urani, monuerat, "tuus filius te etiam expellet." timens hoc, saturnus omnes suos liberos devorabat. sed mater iovem (jupiter, acc., sing.), quem ante reliquem amabat, servavit. post multos annos iuppiter regnum occupavit et eum reliquos liberos reddere coegit. domum deorum in monte olympo posuit. fratri, neptuno, regnum maris et fratri, plutoni, regnum inferorum donavit.
uranus was the first king of the gods. being expelled from the kingdom, uranus warned saturn, who was the son of uranus, "your son will also drive you out." fearing this, saturn devoured all his children. but the mother saved jupiter (jupiter, acc., sing.), whom he loved before the rest. after many years jupiter seized the kingdom and compelled him to restore the rest of his children. he placed the house of the gods on mount olympus. he gave to his brother neptune the kingdom of the sea, and to his brother pluto the kingdom of hell.