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[3] Parandi sunt boves novelli, quadrati, grandibus 1membris, cornibus proceris ac nigrantibus et robustis, fronte lata et crispa, hirtis auribus, oculis et labris nigris, naribus resimis patulisque, cervice longa et torosa, palearibus amplis et pene ad genua promissis, pectore magno, armis vastis,2capaci et tanquam implente utero, lateribus 3porrectis, lumbis latis, dorso recto planoque vel etiam subsidente,4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 [p. 126] clunibus rotundis, cruribus compactis ac rectis, sed brevioribus potius quam longis, nec genibus improbis, ungulis 12magnis, caudis longissimis et setosis, pilo totius 13corporis denso brevique, coloris rubii vel fusci, tactu corporis mollissimo.
5 habitum S: habitu AR.
6 rubios A: rabios S1: robios S2: rubeos a.
7 diversa a: versa SAR.
8 grandis SA.
9 vasti SAR.
10 lateribus S2R: latibus S1A.
11 susidente S2: subidente S1AR. a His work on agriculture was translated into Latin by order of the senate (I. 1. 13; Varro R.R. I. 1. 10: Cicero, Or. I. 58, 249).
Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus. On Agriculture, Volume 2. E.S. Forster. Edward H. Heffner. London. Cambridge. William Heinemann; Harvard University. 1954. Keyboarding.
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