Senatus Romanus consultat de re pub

Senatus Romanus consultat de re publica
consul cladius ad senatum de caesare refert
senatores cæcar tyrannus est
magnum exercitum trans alps confert milites trans rubiconem transducit et ad urbem romam ducere nunc vult
bellum nobis infert senatores
necesse est caesari opponere
antonius amicus caesaris respondet
o consul ego non sentio ut tu sentis
terrorem magnum inducis sed in vanum
periculum non est caesar imperium deponerre vult senatores
civis romanus est civis romanus ad bellum non vult senatores tacent consentiunt cum antonio
claudius consul exclamat

Resultater (Engelsk) 1:

, Consulted the senate of the republic, the Roman
consul, to dispose of Caesar refers cladius
CÆCAR senators, there is a tyrant
, and a great army to the other side of the Alps the City of Rome contributes to lead the soldiers of the other side of the point of no return now transfers to
war against us, senators,
it is necessary, in opposition to Caesar,
Caesar's friend: corresponds to the Antonius
the consul, I do not feel it, O you feel that you may
bring the very great, but the fear of God in vain
: for Caesar was to the commandment of the risk of not down my wishes to the senators,
the senators are silent was a Roman he is a citizen does not want to agree to the war with Antony, the Roman
Claudius the consul, he called out,