nam cuncta nobis attribuisset commoda quae cui Fortuna indulgens animali dedit, elephanti vires et leonis impetum, cornicis aevum, gloriam tauri trucis, equi velocis placidam mansuetudinem; et adesset homini sua tamen sollertia.
She would have bestowed upon us all the advantages that indulgent Fortune has given singly to the various animals; the strength of the elephant, the onrushing force of the lion, the longevity of the crow, the vaunting pride of the fierce bull, the peaceful docility of the swift horse; and at the same time man would have, in addition, his own ingenuity.
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