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Unus est deus. One God. Mundus est opus unius dei. The world is one God. Uni patriae vir bonus obtemperat. A good one country obeys. Duo amici unus animus in duobus corporibus sunt. Two friends, one soul in two bodies. Difficile est uno tempore duabus rebus operam dare. It is difficult to give your assistance to two things at one time.

Livius de certamine trium Horatiorum cum tribus Curiatiis narrat. Elder of the contest with three Horatiorum the Curiatii story. Ex omnibus saeculis vix tria aut quattuor nominantur amicorum paria. Out of all the history there are scarcely three or four pairs of friends.

Dies viginti quattuor horarum est. The day is a twenty-four hours' time. Unam et viginti Latinas litteras numeramus; tres ultimae Graecae originis sunt. Twenty-one Latin letters counting; The last three are of Greek origin. Homo viginti annos natus in flore aetatis est; homo septuaginta annorum iam senex est. A twenty year old age is in bloom; Already a seventy year old man.

Arborum vita est longissima; imprimis quercuum vita quingentorum vel sescentorum vel plurium annorum est. The long life of trees; Especially live oak trees, five or six or more years it.

In pugna apud Marathonem novem milibus Atheniensium mille Plataeenses auxilio fuerunt. In the battle of Marathon nine thousand miles of Athens Plataeans protect him. In pugna ad Cannas praeter ingentem numerum sociorum quadraginta quinque milia quingenti pedites Romani, duo milia equitum et septingenti necati sunt; in numero necatorum fuerunt alter consul Aemilius Paullus, ambo consulum quaestores et undetriginta tribuni militum. In the fighting on foot, at Cannae, the Romans, in addition to a huge number of allied forty-five thousand and five hundred, and two thousand and seven hundred horsemen, whom he put to death; in the number of the killed were the other consul, Aemilius Paullus, to both consuls, the quaestors, and the tribunes of the soldiers, nine.

Xerxis classis mille et ducentarum navium longarum fuit, duorum milium onerariarum; terrestres autem exercitus septingenta milia peditum, equitum quadringenta milia fuerunt. The fleet of Xerxes was a thousand and two hundred ships of war, were two thousand and of the merchant; the land and had an army of seven hundred thousand men on foot, to horse, four hundred thousand men had gone before.