sic ubi delectos per torva armenta iuvencos agricola imposito sociare affectat aratro, illi indignantes, quis nondum vomere multo ardua nodosos cervix descendit in armos, in diversa trahunt atque aequis vincula laxant viribus et vario confundunt limite sulcos: haud secus indomitos praeceps discordia fratres asperat.
So when a farmer essays to yoke two bullocks chosen from the fierce herd at one plough, they rebel; not yet has many a ploughshare bowed their lofty necks into their brawny shoulders. They pull opposite ways and with equal strength loosen their bonds, perplexing the furrows with motley track. Not otherwise does headlong strife enrage the tameless brethren.
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