at variae crescunt pecudes armenta feraeque, nec crepitacillis opus est, nec cuiquam adhibendast almae nutricis blanda atque infracta loquella, nec varias quaerunt vestes pro tempore caeli, denique non armis opus est, non moenibus altis, qui sua tutentur, quando omnibus omnia large tellus ipsa parit naturaque daedala rerum.
But the diverse flocks and herds grow, and wild creatures; they need no rattles, none of them wants to hear the coaxing and broken babytalk of the foster-nurse, they seek no change of raiment according to the temperature of the season, lastly they need no weapons, no lofty walls to protect their own, since for them all the earth herself brings forth all they want in abundance, and nature the cunning fashioner of things.
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