Saepe itaque ex uno tondentes gramina campo lanigerae pecudes et equorum dvellica proles buceriaeque greges eodem sub tegmine caeli ex unoque sitim sedantes flumine aquai dissimili vivont specie retinentque parentum naturam et mores generatim quaeque imitantur.
Often therefore cropping grass from one field, are woolly sheep and the warrior breed of horses and horned herds of cattle, beneath the same canopy of heaven, and quenching thirst from one river of water, which live each in a different shape and each race keeps its parents nature and imitates their ways after its kind:
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