ast ubi terribilis mimo circumstetit horror pigraque praesumptus venit in ossa vigor, mitibus ille feris communia pabula calcans turbabat pavidas per sua rura boves.
But when the grim appearance, awe-inspiring in its mimicry, enveloped him, and the courage he had assumed in advance entered his sluggish bones, then, trampling the pasture which he shared with the tame animals, he drove the scared cattle in confusion over their fields.
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