Quo temperandum iis, qui propter cupiditatem saepe in pascendo, si radicem prenderunt, quam educere velint e terra, abrumpunt collum; perimbecillum enim id, ut caput molle.
For this reason you must restrain them, for, as often happens in their feeding because of their greed, if they catch hold of a root which they want to pull out of the ground, they break their necks; for the neck is exceedingly weak, just as the head is soft.
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