Postremo quid in hae mirabile tantoperest re, si genus humanum, cui vox et lingua vigeret, pro vario sensu varia res voce notaret? cum pecudes mutae, cum denique saecla ferarum dissimilis soleant voces variasque ciere, cum metus aut dolor est et cum iam gaudia gliscunt.
Lastly, what is so very wonderful in this business, if the human race, having active voices and tongues, could distinguish things by varying sounds to suit varying feelings? seeing that dumb animals, seeing that even wild beasts of all kinds are accustomed to utter sounds different and varying when they are in fear or pain, and when now joy begins to glow.
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