Agamemnon et Menelaus Atrei filii c

Agamemnon et Menelaus Atrei filii cum ad Troiam oppugnandam coniuratos duces ducerent, in insulam Ithacam ad Ulixem Laertis filium venerunt, cui erat responsum, si ad Troiam isset, post vicesimum annum solum sociis perditis egentem domum rediturum. Itaque cum sciret ad se oratores venturos, insaniam simulans pileum sumpsit et equum cum bove iunxit ad aratrum. Quem Palamedes ut vidit, sensit simulare atque Telemachum filium eius cunis sublatum aratro ei subiecit et ait "Simulatione deposita inter coniuratos veni." Tunc Ulixes fidem dedit se venturum; ex eo Palamedi infestus fuit.

Ergebnisse (Englisch) 1:

The chiefs of the conspirators, and to make war on Troy with the sons of Atreus, Agamemnon and Menelaus, led, they came to the island of Ithaca to Ulysses, son of Laertes, whose sign was the answer, but if I go to Troy, and was gone, lost in the poor house, he would return only provided after the twentieth year. So when he heard that the emissaries were coming, he feigned insanity, donned with an ox to the plow and the horse. However Palamedes, when they saw it, realized he was the son of Telemachus from his cradle, had been taken away by the plow to him and declared "I am come to this pretense and laid aside, one of the conspirators." So Ulysses gave that he would come; from hostile to Palamedes.