hi cum cepissent cervum vasti corporis, sic est locutus partibus factis leo: Ego primam tollo nomine hoc quia rex cluo; secundam, quia sum consors, tribuetis mihi; tum, quia plus valeo, me sequetur tertia; malo adficietur si quis quartam tetigerit.
When they had captured a stag of mighty bulk the lion made four portions and spoke as follows: I take the first portion by virtue of my title, since I am addressed as king; the second portion you will assign to me because I am a partner; then, since I am superior to you in strength, the third portion will come my way; and it will be too bad for anyone who meddles with the fourth.
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