sentit enim vis quisque suas quoad possit abuti: cornua nata prius vitulo quam frontibus extent, illis iratus petit atque infestus inurget; at catuli pantherarum scymnique leonum unguibus ac pedibus iam tum morsuque repugnant, vix etiam cum sunt dentes unguesque creati; alituum porro genus alis omne videmus fidere et a pinnis tremulum petere auxiliatum.
For each feels to what purpose he is able to use his own powers. Before the budding horns stand out on the calfs forehead, these are what he uses in anger to butt with and pushes viciously; then panthers kittens and lions cubs already fight with claws and feet and bite, even when teeth and claws are as yet scarcely grown. Further, we see that all the winged tribes trust to their wings and seek unsteady aid from their pinions.
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