Gesta Romanorum: Tres cophiniHonori

Gesta Romanorum: Tres cophini

Honorius regnavit, dives valde, qui unicum filium habebat; quem multum dilexit. Fama eius imperatoris per mundum volabat, quia in omnibus probus erat et iustus. Tamen contra unum regem guerram habebat et eum devastabat. Rex iste, cum multas persecutiones ac damna infinita ab eo sustinebat, tandem cogitabat: "Tantum unicam filiam habeo et adversarius meus unicum filium. Si per aliquam viam filiam meam possem filio eius in matrimonium copulare, pacem perpetuam obtinerem."

Resultat (engelska) 1:

Now the acts of the Romans: the three baskets of Honorius reigned, he was very rich, he had a son, who has only one; I loved her very much. The report of that commander was flying about through the world, because in all it was an honest man, and righteous. However, one of the king against the war had ravaged him. The king, as he had endured much persecution and damages from him, an infinite number, and at last he thought, "Only he, the only daughter riseth up against me, I have only a son. And if I could my son, and his daughter in marriage, should by some means to unite, obtinerem a perpetual peace."