tali mentem pars maxima flatu erigit et vana gliscunt praecordia lingua: saltibus ut mediis tum demum laeta reducit cerva gregem, tum gestit aper reboatque superbis comminus ursa lupis, cum sese Martia tigris abstulit aut curvo tacitus leo condidit antro.
Such pride swells high the spirits of the greater part, and vain talk makes their hearts wax bold: as in the midst of the woodland then only does the glad hind lead back the herd, then only does the boar desire battle, and the she-bear make answering challenge, though cruel wolves are nigh at hand, when the warlike tiger is gone, or the lion, hid in his winding cave, no longer roars.
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