Vastantem segetes et pinguia culta ruentem liquerat abscisa rusticus aure suem, ut memor accepti referens monumenta doloris ulterius teneris parceret ille satis.
A pig was ruining a farmers corn and trampling his fertile fields; so he cut its ear off and let it go, hoping that, carrying home a reminder of the pain suffered, it would remember in future and keep off the tender crops.
final_alignments\Avianus_Fables.json