praedator cupit immensos obsidere campos, ut multa innumera iugera pascat ove; cui lapis externus curae est, urbisque tumultu portatur validis mille columna iugis, claudit et indomitum moles mare, lentus ut intra neglegat hibernas piscis adesse minas.
Tis the freebooter who longs to seize upon the measureless plains, that on many an acre he may graze his countless sheep. His fancy turns to foreign marbles, and through the quaking city his column is carried by a thousand sturdy teams. For him the mole confines the tameless sea, that unconcerned inside the fish may reck naught of the storm that blusters near.
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