Mitto dicere multorum animalium immeditatos sonores distinctis proprietatibus admirandos, ut est taurorum gravis mugitus, luporum acutus ululatus, elephantorum tristis barritus, equorum hilaris hinnitus nec non avium instigati clangores, nec non leonum indignati fremores ceteraeque id genus voces animalium truces ac liquidae, quas infesta rabies vel propitia voluptas ciant.
I pass over the fact that the artless sounds of many animals are admirable for their different qualities, for example the loud bellowing of bulls, the piercing howl of wolves, the fearful trumpeting of elephants, the cheerful whinnying of horses, and the alarmed cries of birds too, the angry growl of lions, and other such animal sounds, whether harsh or melodious, whether provoked by hostile fury or friendly pleasure.
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