Id vero, quod didicit, ita similiter nobis canit vel potius eloquitur, ut, vocem si audias, hominem putes: nam <corvum> quidem si audias, id est crocitare, non loqui.
Now what it has learned it sings, or rather speaks, in a way so like ours that if you hear its voice, you might think it human: while if you hear a crow, that is squawking, not talking.
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