Cui ego, Non minus res admiranda cum mi esset dicta in Arcadia, scio me isse spectatum suem, quae prae pinguitudine carnis non modo surgere non posset, sed etiam ut in eius corpore sorex exesa carne nidum fecisset et peperisset mures.
No less remarkable a thing was told me in Arcadia, I remarked; I recall that I went to look at a sow which was so fat that not only could she not rise to her feet, but actually a shrew-mouse had eaten a hole in her flesh, built her nest, and borne her young.
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