pax candida primum duxit araturos sub iuga curva boves; pax aluit vites et sucos condidit uvae, funderet ut nato testa paterna merum; pace bidens vomerque nitent, at tristia duri militis in tenebris occupat arma situs, rusticus e lucoque vehit, male sobrius ipse, uxorem plaustro progeniemque domum.
Bright Peace first led the oxen under curved yoke to plough. Peace made the vine plants grow and stored the grape juice that from the fathers jar might pour wine for the son. In peace shine hoe and ploughshare, while in the dark rust attacks the grim arms of the cruel soldier, and the yeoman drives back from the grove, himself half sober, with wife and offspring in his wain.
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