sic ubi regnator post exsulis otia tauri mugitum hostilem summa tulit aure iuvencus agnovitque minas, magna stat fervidus ira ante gregem spumisque animos ardentibus efflat, nunc pede torvus humum, nunc cornibus ara findens; horret ager, trepidaeque exspectant proelia valles.
So when a ruling bull after the peace of his rivals exile hears with the tip of his ear a hostile lowing and recognizes the threat, he stands before the herd aflame with mighty wrath and exhales his passion in ardent foam, splitting the ground with his hoof and the air with his horns; the land shudders and the quaking valleys await the battle.
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