siccantur enim pereunte vigore quo vixere prius: tunc sicca et mortua sulcis aut foveis mandata latent et more sepulcri obruta de tumulis redivivo germine surgunt.
For they are dried up by the loss of the strength whereby they lived before; but then, dried up and dead, they are committed to furrow or trench and lie there unseen, and though they are buried as in a grave they rise from their tombs and sprout with life anew.
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