Usages of glans
Formica parvam glandem per truncum iacentem trahere conatur.
An ant tries to drag a small acorn across a fallen trunk.
Alia formica super corticem quercus celeriter ambulat et ad eandem glandem redit.
Another ant walks quickly over the bark of the oak and returns to the same acorn.
Sub quercubus avia glandes numerat et dicit ex glandibus novam quercum nasci posse.
Under the oaks grandmother counts acorns and says that a new oak can grow from acorns.
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