ut bovis exuvias multo qui frangere olivo dat famulis, tendunt illi tractuque vicissim taurea terga domant, pingui fluit unguine tellus: talis utrimque labos, raptataque limite in arto membra viri miseranda madent.
Just as a man gives the spoils of a steer to his thralls to be softened with much oil, and they by stretching it and pulling it this way and that tame the bulls hide, while earth flows with the rich unguent: such is the toil on either side, and the heros piteous limbs stream, dragged to and fro in the narrow space.
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