hic adeo, cum ver placidum flatusque tepescit, concubitus servans tacitos, grex perstat equarum et Venerem occultam genitali concipit aura.
In that country, when spring is mild and airs are warm, the drove of mares stand still, mating in secret, and conceive a mysterious progeny begotten by the wind.
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