sic ubi pumiceo pastor rapturus ab antro armatas erexit apes, fremit aspera nubes, inque vicem sese stridore hortantur et omnes hostis in ora volant, mox deficientibus alis amplexae flavamque domum captivaque plangunt mella laboratasque premunt ad pectora ceras.
So when a shepherd has roused armed bees meaning to take plunder from their pumice cavern, the fierce cloud hums noisily, exhorting each other with their buzzing, and all fly at the enemys face; then with failing wings they embrace lamenting their yellow home and captive honey, pressing to their bosom the laboured combs.
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