Ille velut campos Libyes ac pinguia Nili fertilis arva secet, plena sic semina dextra spargere gaudet agris oneratque novalia bello.
Then, as though it were the Libyan plain or the fertile plough-lands of rich Nile that he was cleaving, he joyfully scatters the seeds by handfuls on the ground and burdens the newly-tilled land with war.
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