Usages of iuba
Auriga habena longa utitur, dum equa caput movet et iuba ventis agitatur.
The driver uses a long rein, while the mare moves her head and her mane is stirred by the wind.
Puer iubam equae tangere vult, sed mater eum monet ne habenae propius accedat.
The boy wants to touch the mare’s mane, but mother warns him not to go nearer to the rein.
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