non sic ductores gemini gregis horrida tauri bella movent; medio coniunx stat candida prato victorem exspectans, rumpunt obnixa furentes pectora, subdit amor stimulos et vulnera sanat: fulmineo sic dente sues, sic hispida turpes proelia villosis ineunt complexibus ursi.
Not so savagely do two bulls, chiefs of the herd, make grim warfare, while the fair consort stands in mid meadow expecting the victor; furiously they break straining breasts, love applies his goads and heals their wounds.  Thus boars with lightning tusks, thus ugly bears join bristling conflict with their shaggy embraces.
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