At cui lactis amor, cytisum lotosque frequentis ipse manu salsasque ferat praesepibus herbas: hinc et amant fluvios magis, et magis ubera tendunt et salis occultum referunt in lacte saporem.
But let him who longs for milk bring with his own hand lucerne and lotus in plenty and salted herbage to the stalls. Thus they love streams the more, and the more distend their udders, while their milk recalls a lurking savour of salt.
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