A. iam neque damnatos metuit iactare ligones fossor et invento, si fors dedit, utitur auro; nec timet, ut nuper, dum iugera versat arator, ne sonet offenso contraria vomere massa, iamque palam presso magis et magis instat aratro.
A. No more does the digger dread to ply the criminal spade: what treasure-trove of gold chance offers him he puts to use. Nor, as of late, does the ploughman, while turning up his acres, fear that an ingot may ring against the impact of his ploughshare;  now openly he pushes on more and more with plough deep-driven.
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