sed non ante gravi taurus succumbit aratro, cornua quam validis haeserit in laqueis, nec tu tam duros per te patieris amores: trux tamen a nobis ante domandus eris.
But the stubborn bull does not yield to the yoke of the plough until his horns have been caught in the stout noose; nor will you by yourself be able to endure the stern hardships of love: though wild, you must first be subdued by me.
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