sed tamen et niveis tradit Deus ipse columbis pinnatum tenera plumarum veste colubrum rimante ingenio docte internoscere mixtum innocuis avibus; latet et lupus ore cruento lacteolam mentitus ovem sub vellere molli, cruda per agninos exercens funera rictus.
Yet God himself gives the snow-white doves the skill to know, with sense that looks beneath the surface, the winged snake in its dress of soft, downy feathers, when it mingles with the harmless birds. The wolf, too, with his gory jaws, conceals himself in a soft fleece, counterfeiting a milk-white sheep, while he carries on his bloody murders by devouring the lambs.
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