at natura boum placido magis aere vivit, nec nimis irai fax umquam subdita percit fumida, suffundens caecae caliginis umbram, nec gelidis torpet telis perfixa pavoris: interutrasque sitast cervos saevosque leones.
But the nature of the cow lives more by the peaceful air; never overmuch excited by the smoky torch of wrath which when applied spreads a shade of blinding darkness around, never pierced and frozen with cold shafts of fear: she stands between the two, stags and wild lions.
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