veluti dux taurus amata valle carens, pulsum solito quem gramine victor iussit ab erepta longe mugire iuvenca, cum profugo placuere tori cervixque recepto sanguine magna redit fractaeque in pectora quercus, bella cupit pastusque et capta armenta reposcit iam pede, iam cornu melior; pavet ipse reversum victor, et attoniti vix agnovere magistri: non alias tacita iuvenis Teumesius iras mente acuit.
Like a leader bull banished from his beloved valley, whom a victor has driven from his familiar meadow and condemned to low afar from his stolen heifer; but when the fugitives sinews are to his liking and his great neck back again full-blooded and oaks shatter against his breast, he craves battle and reclaims pasture and captured herd, stronger now than ever in hoof and horn'the victor himself fears him returned and the wondering herdsmen scarce recognize: not otherwise does the young Teumesian hone his wrath in the silence of his heart.
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