curribus innumeris late putria arva lacessunt et bellis armenta domant: ea gloria genti infando de more et fractis durat ab usque axibus Oenomai; strident spumantia morsu vincula et effossas niveus rigat imber harenas.
With chariots beyond count they churn their crumbling fields far and wide and tame horses for war. That glory has endured for the breed from Oenomaus abominable custom and his broken axles. The foaming bits rattle with the bites and a snowy shower bedews the hollowed earth.
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