Mons saepe sic se gerebat. Sed mox

Mons saepe sic se gerebat. Sed mox terrae motus frequentes esse coeperunt.
Nonum Kal. Sept. medio die eruptio montis sane incepit. Testis nobis est Plinius.
Minor, qui in villa avunculi habitabat. In duabus epistulis eruptionem Vesuvii montis nobis enarrat.
Avunculus, Plinius Maior nomine, vir praeclarus erat, qui classi Romano Miseni praeerat.
Studiosus rerum naturae erat et ut primum eruptio incepit, navem in litus prope montem Vesuviums advexit.

Resultater (Engelsk) 1:

The mountain is so often wore. But soon they began to be frequented by the movement of the earth.
The ninth Kal. Sept. the eruption of Mount day course begins. Pliny is a witness to us.
Minor, his uncle, who was living in the village. In the two letters to us, tell the sally of Mount Vesuvius.
The maternal uncle, Pliny the name, was a man of great distinction, who was in command of the Roman fleet at Misenum.
He was the student of things of nature, and as soon as the eruption began, the ship into the shore, near the mountain of Vesuviums moved.