namque apros frustra in venabula vocas, quos canibus misericordissimis, quibus abundas, et quidem solus, movere potius quam commovere consuesti.
It is no good your inviting the boars to face your spear, when its your practice to hunt them with those most merciful hounds that you possess in plenty (and indeed you do it all alone): you just set your quarry running, but never rouse him to a furious attack.
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