Illa vero tres cophinos intime resp

Illa vero tres cophinos intime respexit et ait in corde suo, "Deus, qui omnia videt, det mihi gratiam sic eligendi ut de illo pro quo multum laboravi non deficiam." Quae primum cophinum tetigit et scripturam lefit: "Qui me," etc. Illa cogitabat, "Cophinus exterius est pretiosus, sed quid interius lateat penitus ingoro; ideo eum eligere nolo." Deinde secundum legit, etc. Quae ait, "Numquam natura dedit quod filia patris mei deberet copulari filio imperatoris. Et ideo," etc. Tertium cophinum legit, dicens, "Melius est mihi cum filio regis requiescere quam in thesauris patris mei." Et alta voce clamabat, "Istum cophinum tertium eligo." Imperator, cum audisset, ait, "O bona puella, satis prudenter elegisti. In isto cophino sunt res anuli mei pretiosi; unum pro me, unum pro filio, tertium pro te in signum desponsationis." Statim fecit nuptias celebrare, et tradidit ei filium suum, et sic in pace vitam finierunt

Resultat (engelska) 1:

She looked closely, and said in his heart, that there are three baskets, "O God, who sees everything, so that he may give me the grace so to be elected and what a great, yet not I die I will of Him in proportion." But first, in the basket are heated it is touched, and the scripture: "He that hateth me," etc. She thought, "outer basket is precious, but what is hidden deep inside ingoro therefore do not want to choose him." In the second reading, etc. And she said, "would never be given to Him that it should be joined to the son of the emperor, the daughter of my father. And for this reason," etc. The third basket of the law, saying, "It is better to me, and the treasures of the king's son, and in the rest of my father's." And with a loud voice, he cried out, "This you are a basket of the third time I choose." The Emperor, when he heard this, he said, "Alas my good maid be, enough to prudently chosen. In this portion of the basket are the things in my ring is very expensive, one for me, one for the Son, a third for you as a sign of marriage." And made a feast to celebrate at once, and gave unto Caleb the son of his own, and to end their lives in peace,