Pastum exigunt aestate mane et, antequam aestus incipiat, subigunt in umbrosum locum, maxime ubi aqua sit; post meridiem rursus lenito fervore pascunt.
In summer they are driven to pasture early in the day, and before the heat grows intense they are driven into a shady spot, preferably where there is water; then in the afternoon, when the heat has diminished, they are again turned out to pasture.
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