ill PRON61NOMSM velut ADVPOS camp N21ACCPM liby N16GENSF ac CONJ pingu ADJ32NOMPNPOS nil N22GENSN fertil ADJ32NOMSCPOS arv N11NOMSF sec V11PRESACTIVESUB3S plen ADJ11NOMSFPOS sic ADVPOS semin N32NOMPN dextr ADJ12NOMSFPOS sparg V31PRESACTIVEINF0X gaud V21PRESACTIVEIND3S agr N23LOCPM oner V11PRESACTIVEIND3S que CONJ noval N34NOMPN bell N22DATSN
Then, as though it were the Libyan plain or the fertile plough-lands of rich Nile that he was cleaving, he joyfully scatters the seeds by handfuls on the ground and burdens the newly-tilled land with war.
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