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Hoc in Tarquiniss maxime miror, quo

Hoc in Tarquiniss maxime miror, quorum e Graecia origo fuit, unde hic anulorum usus venit.

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I am especially surprised at this in Tarquiniss, whose origin was from Greece, whence this use of rings came.

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Hoc in Tarquiniss maxime miror, quorum e Graecia origo fuit, unde hic anulorum usus venit.

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在最大限度的镜子，法定人数和希腊原完整，根据他的anluron通常是venit。

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